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The Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) International Conference provides continuing education, certification, and networking for horse riding instructors, barn managers, and equine professionals. It includes workshops, safety clinics, and educational sessions.
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Organizer
Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA)
Nonprofit · Lexington, United States · Founded 1967
Promotes excellence in safety and education for the horse industry through instructor certification, site accreditation, and educational resources.
Why people attend
Equine professionals attend to get certified, improve teaching techniques, learn about new safety regulations, and purchase equipment for their riding facilities.
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Speakers
26 speakers at CHA International Conference
"Yoga for the Virtual Equestrian Conference Attendee"
"Ways to Help Your Lesson Horses Succeed with Their Students"
"4-H Resources: Ready for You and Your Youth"
"Keynoter for CHA Awards Ceremony on Friday evening – A Fun Look at the Different Generations"
Head Coach (retired), Dartmouth College Varsity Equestrian Team
"Equicize: Mounted Exercises to Improve Rider Fitness"
Sally Batton was the head coach of the Dartmouth College Division I Varsity Equestrian Team for thirty years...
Equestrian Operations Manager · Pegasus Farm Equestrian Center
"What is Adaptive Teaching and does it really look that different?"
Diana Beardsley has been a dedicated member of the Pegasus Farm Equestrian Center team in Hartville, Ohio, since 1999...
Manager · Carriage Hill Riding Center, Five Rivers MetroParks
"Improving Transitions"
Katherine has been a member of CHA since 2013 and is an Assistant Certifier for English/Western Riding Instruction...
Trainer, Coach, IEA Board Member
"Riding the Western Pattern"
Dustin has lived his entire life in agriculture...
Equity Shareholder · Foster Swift
"Equine-related liabilities & Equine activity liability Acts: how they work & how to comply with them."
Julie I. Fershtman is an Equity Shareholder in Foster Swift’s Southfield (Southeastern Michigan) office...
Program Director, Herd Manager, Education Coordinator, Lead Instructor · Cheff Therapeutic Riding Center
"What is Adaptive Teaching and does it really look that different?"
Emily Fields serves as the Program Director, Herd Manager, Education Coordinator, and Lead Instructor at the Cheff Therapeutic Riding Center...
Executive Director · Certified Horsemanship Association
"Safe and Effective Mounting & Dismounting Techniques"
Having grown up around horses, Tammi began her professional equestrian career in 1989 as a trail guide...
Horse Trainer, CHA International Spokesperson
"Working Equitation: Fun, Functional, and Teachable: A Tool for Every Lesson Program!"
Julie is best known for her TV show about horse training...
Instructor · Horse Dreamers LLC (retired)
"Ride With Your Whole Body"
Holly has been a member of CHA since 2003 when she earned her English/Western Master Level Instructor status...
"Volunteer: Where to Find Them & How to Keep Them"
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