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Resources for Competitions
As equestrian activities and competitions are commencing, it is more important than ever to remember to join or renew your NSEF membership. Simply login to/create your membership profile by clicking on  Join/Renew . If online renewal is not available to you, you can submit a 

Referring new members to the NSEF? Have them list your name and NSEF number on their application to receive a $5 credit/member.* This credit will go towards your next NSEF membership.*
*Maximum credit amounts apply).
Now that competitions have been given the go-ahead by the Nova Scotia government, it is important to stay up-to-date on safety protocols put in place to ensure the health and wellbeing of all athletes, competition organizers, and staff. Click here to read information from the NSEF about return to competitions.

In addition this, EC has released a resource package for competitions taking place during the Covid-19 pandemic. For more information, click here. For more information about EC's policy for enhanced competition safety, click here.
Scotia Series Foundations Judge Course
Interested in being a Scotia Series judge? The Scotia Series Foundations Judge Course covers all the divisions within the Scotia Series!

Course material must be completed by August 30th, 2020
 
Click here  to access Information on the Scotia Series Officials Program
Click here  to access Foundations Judge Course Registration
Support KidSport
Sport Nova Scotia has launched an online 50/50 draw in support of KidSport. KidSport gives youth 18 and under the opportunity to be involved in sport by providing financial assistance.

The draw will run until the end of the month. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.
Tails and Trails
Our Tails and Trails series highlights equine-friendly trails around the province. For this week's instalment, we are featuring the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail, located in Inverness County. According to NS Trails , this trail boasts picturesque views, including wilderness, beaches, and skirts streams. For more information, click here.

FYI - If you are depending on your home-owners property insurance to cover your off-property horse use, you may not be covered. Rest assured! Your NSEF membership includes exceptional liability coverage for the recreational use of your horse. Be sure that your membership is up to date or
Q & A with CapriCMW
Q: One of the optional insurance products available thru my membership in NSEF is called ‘Tack insurance’ can you tell me what this covers, and what is the limit of coverage?

A : The Optional Tack coverage provides up to $10,000 of coverage for any one occurrence/$10,000 maximum any one policy period. Tack means property usual to the care and training of a horse including bridles, bits, halters, saddles and equipment used for training horses including martingales,
coolers, fly sheets, bell boots, tack boxes and trunks, medicine, grooming equipment and supplies and more. There is a $500 deductible.

This policy does not insure loss caused by dishonest acts, dampness of atmosphere, extremes of temperatures, wear and tear, deterioration, mold or destruction from vermin, rodents or insects nor does it cover mysterious disappearance.

Live Q&A Session with Mike King

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