Archived SHF News Stories
Light at the End of the Tunnel
We are pleased to announce that after the pandemic lock down and suspension of horse activities, the Open Saskatchewan Plan will allow clinics, group lessons and trail riding to resume. We are moving towards normal!
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Click for Waiver #1 - SHF Assumption of Risk Over Age of Majority Equestrian
Click for Waiver #2- SHF Assumption of Risk Under Age 18 Equestrian
Click for SHF Declaration of Compliance Equestrian
Click for Government of Saskatchewan Sports and Activity Guidelines
Click for Club Risk Assessment
Looking for Answers to Equine Activity and COVID?
The Saskatchewan government has set up a Business Response line to assist individuals and organizations navigate through the Re-Open plan. If you have questions on the status of your equine operation or on the allowed business services, please consider contacting the Business Response Team at 1-844-800-8688 or e-mail [email protected]
SHF Show Circuit Clarification
Following the email update on the cancellation of the Heritage Finals, the Heritage Circuit, and Prairie Cup Circuit, there has been some confusion.
The cancellation refers only to the point collection and calculation for the Heritage and Prairie Cup circuits and the Heritage Finals Show. When provincial health guidelines allow, the SHF will continue to sanction (offer insurance) for shows, clinics, etc. When we are able, we support and encourage Clubs to host their normal events.
Currently we are not sanctioning any shows/clinics/events prior to June 30th. As the province opens up and restrictions are lifted, we will keep everyone posted on our ability to provide sanctioning.
Important Message from SHF VP of Sport Shirley Mawson
The SHF is cancelling Permitting of All Heritage Circuit and Prairie Cup Series 2020 Competitions and suspends awarding of points.
The SHF is cancelling 2020 Heritage Provincial Finals Competition. (Click here for more details)
Important CAPRI CMW Coronavirus Update
The Importance of Premises Identification
If you own livestock or simply have farm animals on your land in Saskatchewan, you must now have a premises identification (PID) number. PID is an important element of an effective livestock traceability system.
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SHF Announces Fundraising Partnership with Ultimate Fundraising Inc
June 24, 2019 -- The SHF is excited to announce a new partnership with Pat Van Hesteren at Ultimate Fundraising Inc. to provide fundraising opportunities for SHF Clubs.
Respecting the importance of fundraising for non-profits, SHF Clubs looking for creative ways to develop diverse revenue streams to support programs and events now have access to multiple products through this partnership.
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