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Our Mission
DRHC is a family oriented club for horse enthusiasts of all ages. We welcome all abilities of the person and horse, and above all strongly encourage equine safety practices at all events. About Founded in 1991, the Dog River Horse Club, or DRHC, has continued to thrive on the enthusiasm of horse lovers. DRHC's members continue to suggest, host and work on providing many various family friendly activities throughout each year. Included, but not limited to, trail class challenges, clinics and trail rides. and a riding/driving log program with awards given, see the downloadable form on the forms page. Membership DRHC has a yearly membership fee that goes the calendar year, January 1 through December 31. The current cost is just $15 per year for a single member 18 or over, or $20 per year for the entire immediate family consisting of parent(s) or guardian(s) and children under the age of 18. This gives access to all club events, use of the ring, and a discounted price for the Christmas party dinner. *Membership fees do not include the registration costs for certain club events and clinics. Have a question and not sure who to contact? Officers: Pres: James Deberville email: [email protected] ~ V. Pres: Karen Blow email: [email protected] ~ Treas: Terry Rose email: [email protected] ~ Sec: Robin Schunk email: [email protected] ~ Web Site: Helen Hipp email: [email protected] ~ Facebook: Annette Deberville Email: [email protected] |
CALL TO ACTION! Dear equine owners - We, equine owners, need more advocacy for the work we do to preserve Vermont and its rich history with horses! The Vermont Farm Bureau's mission is to be, "The Unifying Voice of Vermont Agriculture." Current equine policies that lead the legislative voice/actions are: EQUINE - Vermont Farm Bureau supports full and equal status within agriculture for Vermont’s equine business owners. To achieve such status, we support: 1. Equine business property being eligible as agricultural property in Use Value Appraisal. 2. Inclusion of the equine businesses under the agricultural sales tax exemptions. 3. Maintaining an active equine committee within Vermont Farm Bureau. 4. Trails, parking areas and camping sites for equine activity be made available in 19 the Green Mountain National Forest and on state lands; (2013) (2015) (2016). Won't you, kindly consider joining up today! We are only as strong as we are united! Link to join VT Farm Bureau: Please consider joining as a group or individually. https://members.vtfb.org/ Thanks so much! Don’t hesitate call our helpful volunteers with your questions.
Board of Dir: Annette Deberville email: [email protected] ~ Terry Andritz email: [email protected] ~ Phyllis Civitello [email protected] ~ Denise Commons email: [email protected] |