American Horse Council National Economic Impact Study
The American Horse Council is conducting a National Economic Impact Study.
The purpose of the study is to demonstrate the value of the equine industry in the national and state economies by analyzing the direct, indirect, and induced economic impacts of horse ownership, recreation, and equine-related services.
Data collected will inform public and private investments in equine-related businesses, equine health care, education, land use decisions, tax policy, tourism, employment incentives, etc. The survey is now open and goes through September 29, 2023.
Everyone is asked to click on the links below and follow the survey steps.
- If you are a horse owner do the owner survey.
- If you are an owner of an equine related business but do not own any horses please do the supplier survey.
Announcements
UPDATE SunRay will allow Horsemen to stay on grounds until Tuesday, May 30. Albuquerque will open to horses on Tuesday, May 30. Thursday, May 25 …Read More »
New Mexico Jeremy, a gelded son of Shame On Charlie owned by Stable HMA and trained by Andres Gonzalez, won Sunday’s 6 1/2-furlong, $100,000 Dine …Read More »
On Friday at SunRay Park, the field was set for the May 20, $120,000-added New Mexico Breeders’ Futurity (RG2) for state-bred 2-year-old Quarter Horses, and …Read More »
Javier M. Chavez’s Big Crush BB and Dalia Aranda’s Fly On Down won the two divisions of Friday’s 400-yard, $100,000 Jimmy Drake Stakes (RG3) at …Read More »- Massive Roar, a 4-year-old son of the Afleet Alex stallion Stay Away racing for The Quarter Company LLC, won the first division of the 6 …Read More »
Latest News
Fly On Down, a 5-year-old son of the One Famous Eagle stallion One Handsome Man racing for Dalia F. Aranda, heads a field of a …Read More »
Sixty-three state-bred 3-year-old Quarter Horses — headed by graded stakes winners Talbott (pictured), KJ Daddys Money and Pick Your Pour — will make their next …Read More »
Graded stakes winner Crispyn (pictured) and stakes winner Bigg Shades Of Gray are two of the 129 New Mexico-bred 2-year-olds entered in Friday’s 350-yard Mountain …Read More »
Jaime Aldavaz Sr.’s Eye Am On It is one of a dozen state-bred 2-year-old Quarter Horses entered back in Saturday’s 350-yard, $120,000-added New Mexico Breeders’ …Read More »
Eight New Mexico-bred sophomores, led by morning-line favorite Valentino Who (pictured), are entered in Sunday’s 6 1/2-furlong, $100,000 Dine Stakes (R) at SunRay Park. A …Read More »
Joaquin Gutierrez’s Who U Daddy is one of 60 state-bred 2-year-old Quarter Horses entered in Friday’s 350-yard New Mexico Breeders’ Futurity (RG3) trials at SunRay …Read More »
A total of 21 New Mexico-bred Quarter Horses passed the entry box for Friday’s 400-yard, $100,000 Jimmy Drake Stakes (RG3) at SunRay Park, causing track …Read More »
Saturday’s 6 1/2-furlong, $100,000 Jack Cole Stakes (R) for New Mexico-bred Thoroughbreds has drawn a total of 18 entries and has been split into two …Read More »
Derrick W. Jenkins’ Corrina Corrina (pictured), a homebred 4-year-old daughter of Mr. Trieste and a multiple stakes winner, is one of nine New Mexico-bred fillies …Read More »