Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education
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Welcome to the Delaware Equine Council – your connection to Delaware’s horse industry! We are an all-breed, all-discipline volunteer organization managed by a Board of Directors. The DEC actively promotes and enhances all things equine in Delaware.
The goals of the DEC include:
We are glad you are here and we welcome your input into any facet of the DEC and its endeavors. Please consider volunteering for one of our many committees.
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The Delaware Equine Industry Directory is published each year by the Delaware Equine Council. This book contains over 75 pages of useful information about the equine industry in Delaware. Any equine related industry, business or organization that wishes can be listed and indexed in any of the fifty categories from Adoption to Veterinarian. Contact information for almost 30 non-profit organizations from the American Driving Society to the Wicomico Hunt is also included. The Delaware Equine Council is accepting business listings and advertisements for the 2022 directory. Get Your Business or Organization into the 2022 DEC Industry Directory!
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Take two young women with a passion for the iconic American Mustang, looking for a grand adventure, add 4 American Mustangs along with a curious wild born molly Mulestang and you have the ingredients for the “Mustang Discovery Ride”. Riders, Hannah Catalino and Lisanne Fear, will cover 12 states taking 12 months, with the assistance of their support crew. Starting in Delaware in September and ending their journey on the California coast next year.
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DEC Emergency Equine Assistance Program is a payment program designed to assist horse/equine owners who demonstrate financial need with the cost of hay, feed or veterinary services for their equines. Payments will be to the feed/hay suppliers or veterinarians to cover actual, documented out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the horse/equine owner.
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The Delaware Equine Council publishes a newsletter six times a year. This is distributed all over the state and is available on line.
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