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About
Us

What makes up the LCHC?

Serve as liaison between the horse industry, the community, and government agencies

  • Inform the public about horse community goals, projects, and events

  • Promote educational programs for the horse industry

  • Support private and public equine facilities and activities

  • Promote all aspects of the equine industry

  • Promote and preserve the horse as agriculture, industry, and recreation

LCHC members have been involved with:

  • Konocti Regional Trails

  • Bureau of Land Management master plans

  • Westside Community Park

  • Cache Creek Cowboy Horse Camp

  • Lake County Farm Bureau

  • Lake County Grading Ordinance Committee

  • Lake County Public Works Adopt-a-Road Program

  • Members originated an idea which eventually became LEAP (Lake Evacuation & Animal Protection)

Events & Activities

The Horse Council has active participants on the Kelseyville Pear Festival committee and has sponsored:

  • Upper Lake Wild West Day

  • Californio Days

  • Clear Lake Junior Horsemen Gymkhana Series

  • Dancing Horses at Highland Springs Equestrian Center

  • Horse Faire at the Kelseyville Pear Festival

  • Stay Safe:  A Public Expo for You and Your Animals - free-to-the-public emergency preparedness seminar

  • Saddle Fitting Clinics

  • Annual Equine and Wine

  • Trail Rides and Events for all breeds and disciplines

  • Trash Pick-Up & Trail Work at Highland Springs

  • Endorsed the Berryessa Snow Mountain Conservation Area and attended the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument dedication at the Cache Creek Natural Area - April 2016

  • Information forums with topics including regional trails updates, Leave No Trace information, animal owners rights, and LEAP

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Accomplishments

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