Have Your Say on Horse Trails in WA The Western Australian Horse Council is gathering vital information about tracks & trails access, safety, and management across WA — and they need input from riders, horse owners and landholders. Recent trail closures and reduced access have shown just how important it is that real rider experiences are captured and documented. This survey helps build the evidence needed to: • Advocate for safer, horse-friendly trails • Highlight where acce

Perth WA – The Western Australian Horse Council (WAHC) is proud to announce the launch of a comprehensive survey aimed at...

Membership Renewal time is upon us again. What does a supporting membership with the WA Horse Council do for you and the equine...

The recommencement of TLAR Responder Training (Technical Large Animal Rescue) hosted by the Western Australian Horse Council will begin...

Do you agist a horse on DIY, or a part board agistment agreement? Yes? Then you must prepare a COVID-19 Equine Care plan. During...

The care, welfare & feeding of horses falls under the responsibility of the owner, or contracted carer even in the case of the owner...

The WA Horse Council was requested by the Royal Agricultural Society Councillor in Charge and Ring Master Andrew Williams to present a...