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Welcome to the one-stop spot for everything horse in Jefferson County!

Celebrating 42 years of serving
the Jeffco equine community!

Sponsored by the Jefferson County Horse Council (JCHC) with the goals of promoting and protecting horses in Jefferson County, Colorado through:

  • Legislative Issues & Zoning Regulations
  • Educational Programs & Public Outreach
  • Establishment & Preservation of Trails/Arenas
  • Emergency Evacuation Support

We need you to be a part of this organization! If you have a horse in Jefferson County or a business/organization available to horse owners and enthusiasts in Jefferson County you can make your voice heard by joining JCHC today!

**New Information Bulletin Board**

  • There is NO July meeting, due to the 4th of July holiday.

  • Our August meeting, will held be on Monday the 3rd at 7:30 PM at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Green Mountain Conference Room. Join us for an opportunity to learn more about Trail Safety and Etiquette. Our guest speaker will be Kim Baker, Founder of KB Natural Horsemanship. She will talk about the importance and what you can do to stay safe out on the trail. She will also discuss what to do if you go out on the trail alone and how to behave responsibly when going out in groups. Please email info@JeffcoHorse.com for further details or to join JCHC. Bring a friend because guests are always welcome!

  • JCHC is proud to announce their Jeffco Equine Community Calendar and Classifieds forum. View upcoming equine-related activities by month. Find/post your equine-related needs and wants on items such as horses for sale, equine tack/supplies, hay, trailers, help wanted, and equine properties/boarding.

  • Be sure to visit our new Horse Resource Directory page for valuable listings of horse-related products, services and programs.

 

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Very special thanks to Lee Ann Horneck for her work on the original development of this site and to Chelli Huffman for her contribution of the graphic designs.

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