MEC unites the multi-million dollar equine industry in our state and is committed to representing and promoting the common interests of Missouri’s equine industry. The MEC Board of Directors is made up of Missouri volunteers who are involved with a variety of breeds, disciplines, and interests.

MEC membership is open to individuals, families, clubs, organizations or businesses interested in supporting this major agricultural, educational and recreational industry. MEC has an army of generous volunteers and an Executive Administrator who helps in countless ways to market, educate, and put together publications and meetings for the public.

MEC
Calendar of Events

- April 27 - May 2
  Success Centered Riding 
  Traing Adult Workshop
  www.brindabellafarms.com

- July 13 - 24
  Success Centered Riding 
  Traing Adult Workshop
   www.brindabellafarms.com

January 23 & 24, 2009
Boone County Fairgrounds — Columbia, MO

Decisions made by local, state and federal governments can impact Missouri’s horse industry.  As individual horse owners we have only one voice and minimal influence.  But when we band together, we can successfully represent the legislative interests of Missouri's equine industry.  Join the herd and keep horse people working for Missouri’s horse owners!  Click here to join now!

MEC supports the responsible and humane use of animals as determined by experienced, knowledgeable and concerned persons for human purposes such as companionship, recreation, food, fiber, and research conducted for the benefit of both humans and animals. 

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Missouri Equine Council, Inc.
PO Box 263
Tipton, MO 65081

Phone: 1-800-313-3327

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Bringing Missouri's Equine Industry Together

UPDATE:  2009 HORSE CELEBRATION

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PROBLEM HORSES WANTED!

Ryan Gingerich of RFD TV wants to help with your horse's problem behavior at the Missouri Equine Council's 2009 Horse Celebration. Ryan specializes in problem horses of all breeds and disciplines. As an added bonus, your horse may be featured on a future episode of RFD TV's "The Behaviorist".

Only a limited number of horses will be chosen. Cost is only $125. Enroll your horse today by contacting the Missouri Equine Council, Inc. at 1-800-313-3327 or online by clicking here.  For more information, please contact the Missouri Equine Council today or visit Ryan Gingerich at www.connectivehorsemanship.com.

"When all hope is lost... you can turn to The Behaviorist"
~ Ryan Gingerich

Also appearing at the 2009 Horse Celebration. . .

The Jack Knife Hollow Hick Chicks

Missouri's own horse and rider drill team made up of girls ages 11-18 years riding a group of rehabilitated horses. The girls' goal is to promote and foster love of all breeds of horses and show other youth that you don't have to have a terribly expensive horse to have a well trained, versatile good horse.