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Purpose -

The Licking County Chapter of the Ohio Horseman’s Council was formed to provide a place for local equine enthusiasts to come together and interact socially, to share ideas, to identify common objectives, and to work on common goals. The chapter is a member of the Ohio Horseman's Council, Inc., the controlling body for all county chapters throughout the state of Ohio. (click here for State Map)

History -

The Licking County Chapter was established in 1974. Since then the members have made many contributions to Licking County and the State of Ohio. For example -

	6 miles of trails developed and maintained at Infirmary Mound Park
	6 miles of trails developed and maintained at Taft Reserve
	8 miles of trails developed and maintained at Lobdell Reserve
	220’x 110’ Horse Arena at Infirmary Mound Park
	110’ x 55’ Horse Arena at Everett Park
	Installation of Tie Rails at AEP McConnellsville in Morgan County
	Installation of Tie Rails at Taft Reserve & Infirmary Mound Park
	Cleared land for Picnic area at Taft Reserve

Activities -

Why should you join the Licking County Chapter of the Ohio Horseman’s Council?

Because we have fun and make a difference in our community!

Family Activities and Benefits include:

	Group Trail Rides
	Fun Horse Shows
	Pot Luck Dinners & Dances
	Work Days to Improve Trails and Facilities
	Free Subscription to The Corral
	Educational Programs at meetings
	State OHC Quarterly Newsletter
	Chance to meet members from other County Chapters
	A Voice at the State level in legislation and decisions affecting Horses and access to public lands
	County Monthly Newsletter
	Participation in Licking County Park events – Haunted Halloween & Fall Harvest
	Parades – Granville 4^th of July & Utica Ice Cream Festival

See our Calendar for the next meeting, other upcoming events and last minute changes to events !

Membership Application