Saskatchewan Horse Federation Grants - Overview
ALL ATHLETE ASSISTANCE GRANTS ARE BEING UPDATED
STAY TUNED
NEW THIS YEAR:
Individuals ages 14 and up must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport. This course can be found at http://sasksrc.respectgroupinc.com/ free of charge.
Any individuals ages 13 and under must submit proof that they have successfully completed the "Stay in The Game" Module. This course can be found at https://sitg.respectgroupinc.com/koala_final/ free of charge.
Talent ID Grant
All documents must be sent in an Adobe format to [email protected]
(Do not send pictures in the body of an email ALL documents must be sent in a PDF format)
The purpose of the Talent ID Grant is to recognize and financially support those athletes who show the ability, motivation and competition results indicative of someone who is on a pathway to become a high-performance athlete, and to assist them in reaching high-performance levels. Individuals ages 14 and up must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport. This course can be found at http://sasksrc.respectgroupinc.com/ free of charge. Any individuals ages 13 and under must submit proof that they have successfully completed the "Stay in The Game" Module. This course can be found at https://sitg.respectgroupinc.com/koala_final/ free of charge.
Athlete Assistance Grant
All documents must be sent in an Adobe format to [email protected]
(Do not send pictures in the body of an email ALL documents must be sent in a PDF format)
The purpose of the Athlete Assistance Grant is to provide financial assistance to individual athletes with their quest to achieve excellence in equestrian sport. It is designed to assist with training and competition opportunities and to thereby improve performance and numbers of athletes competing at the provincial, regional, national and or international levels of competition. Individuals ages 14 and up must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport. This course can be found at http://sasksrc.respectgroupinc.com/ free of charge. Any individuals ages 13 and under must submit proof that they have successfully completed the "Stay in The Game" Module. This course can be found at https://sitg.respectgroupinc.com/koala_final/ free of charge.
Preference will be given to those athletes who are nominated to the Heritage Circuit or Prairie Cup Series. Where the level of competition at a provincial or regional level exceeds that of a national level event, the Grants Committee reserves the right to award funding accordingly.
High Performance Grant
High Performance Frequently Asked Questions
Applications for High Performance Grant are submitted directly to the following discipline associations. If you have any questions regarding this grant please contact your association. Individuals must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport. This course can be found at http://sasksrc.respectgroupinc.com/ free of charge.
- Saskatchewan Hunter/Jumper Association
- Regina District Dressage Association
- Saskatoon Dressage Club
- Saskatchewan Reining Horse Association
Coaching Assistance Grant
Applications/Follow Ups Deadline October 31, 2023
The purpose of this grant is to assist those individuals actively seeking accreditation in the Coaching Certification Program of equestrian coaching to attend upgrading sessions not available in Saskatchewan. Successful applicants must demonstrate that such courses will benefit the equestrian community as a whole and be prepared to assist the SHF with activities within the Province if called upon to do so. Preference will be given to those applicants aligning with National Coaching Certification Program NCCP Stream. Individuals must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport. At this time, online Education registration fees will be recognized.
Officials Assistance Grant
Applications/Follow Ups Deadline October 31, 2023
The purpose of this grant is to assist those individuals actively seeking accreditation in equestrian officiating (Judges, Stewards and Course Designers) to attend upgrading sessions not available in Saskatchewan. Preference will be given to those aligning with recognized (EC, NRHA, etc.) certification. Successful applicants must demonstrate that such courses will benefit the equestrian community as a whole and be prepared to assist the SHF with activities in the Province if called upon to do so. Individual must submit proof that they have successfully completed “Respect in Sport” with Sask Sport.
