Japan Horseback Riding Promotion Association
~ Traveling becomes more fun when you ride a horse ~ Release of the 2024 Spring issue of horse x travel free magazine Uma Tabi
The Japan Horseback Riding Promotion Association, a specified non-profit organization, has released the free magazine Umatabi 2024 Spring Issue on April 1, 2024, with the theme of horseback riding and travel.
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“Uma Tabi” is distributed at horse riding clubs, tourist facilities, public facilities, educational institutions, etc. across the country with the aim of popularizing horse riding in Japan and promoting the success of retired horses.
The Japan Horse Riding Promotion Association, a specified non-profit organization, produces the free magazine “Uma Tabi” with the aim of popularizing horse riding and encouraging the formation of second and third careers for retired horses. We would like to inform you that we have released the 2024 Spring issue of Umatobi. I hope that many people will pick it up.
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■Main articles All Japan Student Equestrian Federation Netherlands & France training report, SKLV Minamikyushu Livestock Veterinary Medicine Base, Horse riding in Cappadocia, Turkey, Ikta Training Farm, stable management using AI edge camera “aiba”, Mongolia Horseback riding, the birth of the “JINBA” project, what is the No Man’s Table, etc.
Cover illustration: Juri Ogawa ■Main distribution locations (honorific titles omitted, alphabetical order) JRA Equestrian Park, Oya Soichi Bunko, Horse Riding Club Ginza, Horse Riding Club Crane, Nakae Bussan, Northern Horse Park, Hidaka Town Monbetsu Library Facilities nationwide such as local museums and horse farms Elmiore *Please check the “Uma Tabi” homepage for details. *Distribution will end as soon as each facility runs out of copies. ■Other activities of the Japan Horseback Riding Association In addition to activities to popularize horseback riding, the Japan Horseback Riding Association also supports retired racehorses in their second careers. Currently, the Japan Horseback Riding Promotion Association currently holds a thoroughbred Gewurz (born in Kagoshima Prefecture, 8 years old, stabled in Okayama Prefecture) who was deemed incapable of racing and was unable to become a racehorse, and a retired racehorse born in Ireland who became a racehorse in Japan. We are continuing to support the retraining of two Satonogrians (born in Ireland, 7 years old, stabled in Aichi Prefecture) so that they can play an active role as “riding horses” as a second career.
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