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Title: New Member Benefit Partnership Announced Between Equine Register Canada and Equestrian Nova Scotia

Equine Register Canada (ERC) and Equestrian Nova Scotia (ENS) are pleased to announce a new member benefit partnership that will provide members with exclusive access and savings on digital tools designed to support horse owners, riders, breeders, and equestrian professionals.

Through this collaboration, ENS members will receive a 15% discount on both monthly and annual subscriptions to Equine Register Canada’s Digital Stable, including access to Digital Stable Plus, a premium suite of features built for advanced horse and herd management, horse identification, and more!

“This partnership is all about adding value for ENS members,” said Kristy Laroche, National Partner Manager. “Whether you’re a recreational rider, a competitive athlete, or a breeder, Digital Stable is designed to help you manage your horses more effectively and support long-term welfare and identification goals.”

ERC’s Digital Stable platform offers a suite of powerful tools, including horse health record tracking, ownership and breeding documentation, lost and found reporting, and biosecurity features. Together, the Digital Stable and the Canadian Equine Register ensure that each horse is supported by a comprehensive, lifelong identification and health profile—promoting sustainable welfare and responsible management throughout every stage of the horse’s life.

“ENS is proud to offer this new benefit to our members,” said Heather Myrer, Executive Director, Equestrian Nova Scotia. “We are always looking for ways to bring meaningful value to our community, and the Digital Stable tools from ERC align with our mission to support responsible horse care and participation at all levels of the sport.”

This member benefit partnership reflects the shared commitment of ERC and ENS to improving horse welfare, supporting the equine community, and helping horse people thrive in a modern, evolving industry.

Ready to access your discount? Click here to get started.

About Equine Register Canada: Equine Register Canada is a national platform dedicated to advancing equine health, welfare, and industry sustainability through digital innovation, breeder recognition, and strategic advocacy.

About Equestrian Nova Scotia: Equestrian Nova Scotia is the provincial sport organization for equestrian activities in Nova Scotia, providing programs, education, and leadership to members and equestrian enthusiasts across the province.

Title: New Member Benefit Partnership Announced Between Equine Register Canada and Equestrian Nova Scotia Equine Register Canada (ERC) and Equestrian Nova Scotia (ENS) are pleased to announce a new member benefit partnership that will provide members with exclusive access and savings on digital tools designed to support horse owners, riders, breeders, and equestrian professionals. Through this collaboration, ENS members will receive a 15% discount on both monthly and annual subscriptions to Equine Register Canada’s Digital Stable, including access to Digital Stable Plus, a premium suite of features built for advanced horse and herd management, horse identification, and more! “This partnership is all about adding value for ENS members,” said Kristy Laroche, National Partner Manager. “Whether you’re a recreational rider, a competitive athlete, or a breeder, Digital Stable is designed to help you manage your horses more effectively and support long-term welfare and identification goals.” ERC’s Digital Stable platform offers a suite of powerful tools, including horse health record tracking, ownership and breeding documentation, lost and found reporting, and biosecurity features. Together, the Digital Stable and the Canadian Equine Register ensure that each horse is supported by a comprehensive, lifelong identification and health profile—promoting sustainable welfare and responsible management throughout every stage of the horse’s life. “ENS is proud to offer this new benefit to our members,” said Heather Myrer, Executive Director, Equestrian Nova Scotia. “We are always looking for ways to bring meaningful value to our community, and the Digital Stable tools from ERC align with our mission to support responsible horse care and participation at all levels of the sport.” This member benefit partnership reflects the shared commitment of ERC and ENS to improving horse welfare, supporting the equine community, and helping horse people thrive in a modern, evolving industry. Ready to access your discount? Click here to get started. About Equine Register Canada: Equine Register Canada is a national platform dedicated to advancing equine health, welfare, and industry sustainability through digital innovation, breeder recognition, and strategic advocacy. About Equestrian Nova Scotia: Equestrian Nova Scotia is the provincial sport organization for equestrian activities in Nova Scotia, providing programs, education, and leadership to members and equestrian enthusiasts across the province.

Equine Register Canada (ERC) and Equestrian Nova Scotia (ENS) have announced a new partnership that offers ENS members exclusive discounts on digital tools aimed at supporting horse owners, riders, breeders, and equestrian professionals. Members will receive a 15% discount on subscriptions to ERC’s Digital stable, which includes advanced features for horse and herd management, health tracking, and identification.

The Digital stable platform provides essential tools such as health record tracking, ownership documentation, and biosecurity features, ensuring comprehensive support for each horse throughout its life. This initiative aims to enhance horse welfare and responsible management practices, aligning with the goals of both organizations.

ENS Executive Director Heather Myrer emphasized the importance of this partnership in delivering meaningful value to the equestrian community, while ERC’s National Partner Manager Kristy Laroche highlighted the platform’s role in promoting effective horse management. Together, ERC and ENS are committed to advancing equine welfare and supporting the evolving needs of the industry.

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Title: "Celebrating Tradition: The Budweiser Clydesdales at NASCAR All-Star Week in Wilkes County"

The Budweiser Clydesdales horses were at multiple locations in Wilkes County in conjunction with the North Wilkesboro Speedway’s third hosting of NASCAR All-Star Week, which culminated with the NASCAR All-Star Race on Sunday, May 18. The full Clydesdale team appeared at the race on May 18.

According to the Anheuser-Busch website, two sons of August A. Busch Sr. surprised him in St. Louis, Mo., with the gift of a six-horse Clydesdale hitch (team) to commemorate the repeal of prohibition of beer in April 1933. Realizing the marketing potential of a horse-drawn beer wagon, the company also arranged to have a second six-horse Clydesdale hitch sent to New York to mark the event. The Clydesdales drew a crowd of thousands on their way to the Empire State Building.

This hitch continued on a tour of New England and the Mid-Atlantic states before stopping in Washington, D.C., in April 1933 to reenact the delivery of one of the first cases of Budweiser to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Shortly after the hitch was first introduced, the six-horse Clydesdale team increased to eight.

On March 30, 1950, in commemoration of the opening of the Anheuser-Busch Newark Brewery, a Dalmatian dog was introduced as the Budweiser Clydesdales’ mascot. A Dalmatian now travels with each Clydesdale hitch, including in Wilkes last week.

There are multiple Budweiser Clydesdales hitches. Each consists of 10 horses, which includes two spares. Each horse in the hitch is a gelding standing at least 18 hands (6 feet) tall at the shoulder. Each has a bay coat, four white “stockings,” a blaze of white on the face, a black mane, and a black tail. They each weigh between 1,800 and 2,300 pounds.

According to the Livestock Conservancy, the Clydesdale is a draft horse breed in Lanarkshire, Scotland. The name is derived from the River Clyde. The breed’s history goes back to the mid-1700s, when native horses were mated with larger Flemish horses. Their offspring were then selected for use in agriculture and for all types of heavy hauling, including transport through the streets of Glasgow. The Clydesdale Horse Society was formed in 1877, and its breed registry records go back to the 1830s.

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