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The EMSA News is published 3 times a year and contains valuable information and articles relevant to equestrian safety and our organization.


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US Eventing Assoc. USA Equestrian Federation Equestrian International (FEI) US Equestrian Foundation Medical Equestrian Assoc. American Hippotherapy Assoc. Amercian Association for Horsemanship Safety Riding Instructors Assoc. Arabian Horse Assoc. Chronicle of the Horse The Mark Davies Injured Rider Fund United States Pony Clubs Frontier Neurology Goose Downs Farm The Event Derby Focus on Sport Horses Equi Search Broadstone Insurance Country Supply American Horse Council Calstar Nutrena Feeds Care Pages New York State Horse Council
 

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EMSA MAILING ADDRESS:
369 Montezuma Avenue, #342
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

PHONE:

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Membership is due throughout the year to remain current. Please remember that membership and donations are our only source of funding. Cards have been mailed.

The EMSA changed our dues structure effective December, 2008. Please see the membership page for details.

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EMSA is dedicated to the safety of persons in all equestrian activities. We are a 501c 3 tax exempt organization. Our mission is achieved through education, research and resource.

As seen in the following:

  • Education of healthcare professionals, organizational representatives and individuals, including emphasis on public awareness:
  • Research to better define injury patterns and risks, efficacy of safety measures and equipment, and assistance in equipment design:
  • A Resource of experience and expertise to be shared and utilized for the benefit of equestrian safety.

  • We offer assistance to those who have suffered injury and disability in equestrian activities.

The Merger

The Equestrian Medical Safety Association is the new name for the former AMEA/SRF. We are prepared to assist injured riders in addition to providing research for the equestrian community. View this site often for updates.