Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to remove barriers to participation and create a clear pathway for progress and success for horses and riders through all levels of the sport. We strive to foster entry into the sport while supporting lifelong participation, increase safety and enjoyment by building competence, and promote volunteering, education, and horse welfare.

2025 HTNB Grassroots Grants

HTNB is proud to be able to support our members in a new way this year by
awarding three $250 Grassroots Grants. These funds can be used in a
variety of ways to support your riding goals in New Brunswick.

Who can apply?

  • Any current NBEA and HTNB member.
  • Have already completed or are aiming to complete at least one Rider
    Level or Pony Club Level this season.
  • Train with an Equestrian Canada Certified or Registered Coach.

What can I use the money for?

  • Riding Lessons
  • Rider Level Testing
  • Competition fees
  • Continued Equestrian Education
  • Other activities that help you reach your equestrian goals (please specifiy)

How do I apply?

  • Complete the Grassroots Grant application form.
  • Submit a photo of you and your equine.
  • Submit two letters of recommendation:
    • One from your coach, who is Registered or Certified
    • One from a supporter of yours (non-family NBEA member)

Application Deadline is June 6th, 2025!

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2025 Board

Your HTNB Leadership
Matthew Straight
Matthew Straight

President

    Stacey McKay-Killingbeck
    Stacey McKay-Killingbeck

    Vice-President

    Rider, mom to an eventer, Canadian Pony Club enthusiast, committed to helping our riders navigate the LTED program

      Suzanne Stevenson
      Suzanne Stevenson

      Treasurer

      FEI event rider, Event Co-Chair at Foshay International, facility owner, certified instructor, accountant

        Sandra Nason Sewell
        Sandra Nason Sewell

        Secretary

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