Upcoming Events
Monthly Meetings
NNMHA holds monthly meetings featuring program speakers and Association news. The public is always invited to attend these meetings free of any charge. It is typically the last Wednesday of the month, often at a restaurant where we may share a meal, though exceptions are made for holidays or occasions when we may benefit from arena demonstrations in lieu of a dinner program.
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For questions about meetings, please contact Joyce Davis
505-490-5390 (text or call) or email. |
Where to Vacation with Your Horse?
Learn from Experts at June 28 Meeting
Learn from Experts at June 28 Meeting
Cecilia Kayano and Joan Lattner will be providing a photo-packed presentation at our next program meeting on the best places in New Mexico (Arizona and Colorado, too) to take a vacation with your horse. Cecilia is the former editor of Horse Around New Mexico Magazine. Joan was the President of the Santa Fe Chapter of Back Country Horsemen for several years.
It’s that time of year when we can enjoy beautiful NM scenery with our equines. And our speakers will share their tips and techniques to help us plan the best trip ever. Save the date now: Wednesday, June 28, 7 pm, Pecos Trail Café, 2239 Old Pecos Trail. Join others for dinner at 6 pm.
They are experts! These two adventurers have explored dozens of horse destinations in three states. Joan and Cecilia (in photo, left to right) will show us stunning photos of luxury horse/human accommodations like Bear Mountain Lodge near Silver City, N Bar Ranch on the north side of the Gila Wilderness and Starrynight Ranch near Abiquiu.
Learn about horse glamping and camping at places like Fort Stanton (near Ruidoso), which has corrals, full hook-ups and miles of trails. Other easy horse camping spots that the duo will showcase include Catalina State Park and Tombstone Livery Stable (in Arizona) and Woody’s Corral (in the Gila Wilderness).
The last segment of their presentation will cover more challenging camping spots (requiring horse containment and/or water) such as Chama Basin (Colorado), Resumidero (San Pedro Parks Wilderness), Jack’s Creek (Pecos Wilderness) and campgrounds in the Valle Vidal.
Every destination is within a day’s driving distance from SF. Hear about the best time of year to visit, what each place offers for humans and horses, how to get there and where to ride. Our speakers say they will make us curious, confident and bold about vacationing with our horses. They also hope to impart their love of exploring beautiful places with horses so we will venture out with our beloved equines.
Add This Event to your Calendar Now
If you use a smartphone, you can add this and other NNMHA events to your calendar as handy reminders. Also, be sure you have nnmha.org as a safe send on your computer or tablet. Let’s all stay out of “spam jail.”
It’s that time of year when we can enjoy beautiful NM scenery with our equines. And our speakers will share their tips and techniques to help us plan the best trip ever. Save the date now: Wednesday, June 28, 7 pm, Pecos Trail Café, 2239 Old Pecos Trail. Join others for dinner at 6 pm.
They are experts! These two adventurers have explored dozens of horse destinations in three states. Joan and Cecilia (in photo, left to right) will show us stunning photos of luxury horse/human accommodations like Bear Mountain Lodge near Silver City, N Bar Ranch on the north side of the Gila Wilderness and Starrynight Ranch near Abiquiu.
Learn about horse glamping and camping at places like Fort Stanton (near Ruidoso), which has corrals, full hook-ups and miles of trails. Other easy horse camping spots that the duo will showcase include Catalina State Park and Tombstone Livery Stable (in Arizona) and Woody’s Corral (in the Gila Wilderness).
The last segment of their presentation will cover more challenging camping spots (requiring horse containment and/or water) such as Chama Basin (Colorado), Resumidero (San Pedro Parks Wilderness), Jack’s Creek (Pecos Wilderness) and campgrounds in the Valle Vidal.
Every destination is within a day’s driving distance from SF. Hear about the best time of year to visit, what each place offers for humans and horses, how to get there and where to ride. Our speakers say they will make us curious, confident and bold about vacationing with our horses. They also hope to impart their love of exploring beautiful places with horses so we will venture out with our beloved equines.
Add This Event to your Calendar Now
If you use a smartphone, you can add this and other NNMHA events to your calendar as handy reminders. Also, be sure you have nnmha.org as a safe send on your computer or tablet. Let’s all stay out of “spam jail.”
Clinics and Demonstrations
NNMHA helps arrange riding clinics and demonstrations in various discipines with respected teachers for the benefit of members and the equestrian public. For complete information and registration, please see the Clinics Page.
None currently scheduled but further clinics being planned! Stay tuned.
NNMHA Sponsored Events
Through our Giving Program, NNMHA helps sponsor events by other organizers which promote equestrian activities in Northern New Mexico. We're happy to partner with our robust equine community.
Ridge Riders Trail Rides are organized trail rides for members. Held the first Saturday each month from late spring through early fall, we visit places which are old favorites and explore new ground, too.
We post info, including upcoming dates, rules and reservation form, on the Ridge Riders page.
We post info, including upcoming dates, rules and reservation form, on the Ridge Riders page.