About The Sonoma County Horse Council

The Sonoma County Horse Council is a nonprofit organization founded in 1993
to promote the health and well-being of horses, and support horse-related activities in Sonoma County.

Youth Riders Fund

SCHC’s Youth Riders Fund applications are now available online for member-sponsored kids 18-years-of-age and younger. SCHC grants are designed to support young riders in any horse related activity, including: riding lessons, summer camps, horse shows, clinics, and more!

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Sonoma County Horse Council Event Highlights

Discover the essence of equestrian life with the Sonoma County Horse Journal. Delve into captivating stories that span from the heart of the North Bay to national arenas, delivered by a talented cadre of local writers, photographers, as well as esteemed national authors and artists. This award-winning quarterly publication offers a diverse array of topics, from intimate profiles of local horse enthusiasts to expert insights on horse care and training. Explore the rich tapestry of equestrian art and literature that graces its pages, uniting enthusiasts from all disciplines and breeds under one roof.

Did you know that SCHC Individual/Family Members receive our Horse Journal delivered directly to their door, 4 times per year? Individual/Family annual membership is only $30, but it means everything to our community when you show your support! Become a Member today!

Help Support the Sonoma County Horse Council’s Programs

Donor support helps make SCHC initiatives possible, including horse-trailering training, governmental advocacy for trail development and enhancement, support for youth programs and events, disaster and emergency training and relief, microchipping, vaccination and gelding clinics, and promoting other horse-related organizations and businesses.

Places to Ride & Clubs

Your membership helps unify the horse community into a single, powerful voice. The Council is a resource for the horse community to provide owners and lovers of horses access to information on a range of issues from questions relating to horse ownership and use, to land issues, political concerns, stewardship of the land, and disaster preparedness. Learn more:

Member Spotlight

Equi-Ed has enhanced lives through the therapeutic power of the horse for 24 years. We serve veterans and kids and adults with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities. Equi-Ed is affiliated with Santa Rosa Junior College but functions independently as a non-profit community organization.

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