Brown County a Proud Chapter of the "Ohio Horsemans Council "
Who we are:
May 23 - 26 - Is when the Brown County OHC First State Ride at Eastfork State Park in Batavia, Ohio takes place. Lots of fun for everyone. Some of the best cooking in Clermont County will be served up at Eastfork that weekend. Mark your calandar for that weekend.There will be a 16 inch trail saddle made by Big Horn,and a 5 day trip to Nashville, Tenn. to be raffled off that Sunday nite. Oh yes,there will be lots of riding on the trails too. Remember to bring your horse,mule,zebra,camel or donkey. Come and enjoy the weekend with good people,good food and entertainment.Prizes will be given away for best dressed in 3 classes.
The Brown County OHC is a proud chapter of the Ohio Horsemans Council. A small group of people, gathered at the Food Court in Mt. Orab, Ohio on Monday, Novmember 5th 2007. The Brown County OHC chapter was formed to provide a place for local equine families to come together and interact socially, to share ideas and opinions, to have family oriented fellowship before each meeting, and work on common goals. Guests and new ideas are welcomed at each meeting. We meet at 7 pm at Geppetto's Pizza in Mt.Orab on St Rt 68 , on the first Thursday of each month.
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The 2008 Officers
President - Wayne Miracle - wmir504529@aol.com Call 513-625-6855
Vice President - Don Tindle
Secretary - Amy Tindle
Treasurer - Barb Tindle
Delegates - Darrell Ernst & Judy Miracle
Next meeting will be at on June 5 th at Geppetto's Pizza in Mt. Orab @ 7pm. Come early and enjoy good food with great fellowship. Come as a guest, ideas are always welcomed.
Who we are:
The Ohio Horseman's Council Inc. (OHC) is a non-profit corporation organized in the state of Ohio to provide a vehicle for equine owners and supporters to share ideas and suggestions for all horse related issues, through education, organized trail rides, and other social and service functions. We provide resources to promote the building and maintenance of bridle trails throughout the state of Ohio and provide financial resources and volunteer services to fellow organizations that support equine related activities.
While OHC does have biannual State Meetings, monthly County Chapter meetings offer the best opportunity for folks with a common interest in a local area to socially interact. OHC enhances communication among horsemen, providing an opportunity to network and develop strategies to achieve common goals.
The Ohio Horseman's Council started in 1972 as a grass roots movement of horse people who felt that an organization with neither breed affiliation nor private interest to serve was needed to represent horsemen of Ohio. By 1974, OHC was officially incorporated and joined the American Horse Council. There, OHC learned how horsemen in other states solved zoning and bureaucratic problems. To date, there are more public riding areas in Ohio than in all the adjoining states combined.
Member of the American Horse Council :
OHC is a member in the American Horse Council (AHC), a national legislative representative for the horse industry. The mission of the AHC is to promote and protect the equine industry by representing its interests in Congress and in federal regulatory agencies on national issues of importance.
Code of Ethics:
As an Ohio Horseman's Council member, my fundamental duty is to better the equine community and to educate, promote, and enhance the equine industry. I will keep my private life unsullied as an example to all and be well behaved in a manner that does not bring discredit to me or the Ohio Horseman's Council. I will be consistently mindful of others, honest in thoughts and deeds in my personal life, and exemplary in obeying the laws. I will cooperate with all legal authorities and their representatives.
I know that I alone am responsible for my own standards of performance and will take every opportunity to enhance and improve my level of knowledge and competence.
Adopted by OHC General Membership, February 27, 1994
