San Mateo County Horsemen's Association

The San Mateo County Horsemen’s Association was formed in 1940 for the purpose of sponsoring, cultivating and fostering an interest in fine horses and fine horsemanship within San Mateo County.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 488.

Central Roadracing Association Inc

THE CRA WAS ORGANIZED MORE THAN 40 YEARS AGO AS A WAY FOR MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS TO SATISFY THEIR NEED FOR SPEED IN A SAFE AND ORGANIZED ENVIRONMENT THROUGH REGULAR ROAD RACES IN THE SUMMER/FALL.

• Special Olympics

• 489.

HOOFBEATS THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER INC

Hoofbeats offers accredited therapeutic riding services to Rockbridge, Virginia and neighboring counties.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 490.

COPPER HORSE CRUSADE

Here at Copper Horse Crusade we apply the concepts of resource management and sustainability to saving viable slaughter bound horses.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 491.

War Horses at Rose Bower

War Horses at Rose Bower works to rehabilitate and find new careers and loving, safe homes for the older "war horses" of Thoroughbred racing.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 492.

Panther Creek Foundation

Multi disciplinary Equestrian facility in Desoto County just a short drive from Memphis.

• Other Services, Specialty Animals

• 493.

Rise Up Equestrians Inc

A nonprofit equine facility which rehabilitates, restarts, rehomes & rises up horses.

• Agricultural Programs

• 494.

Cattlemens Days Inc

Granddaddy of Colorado Rodeos CATTLEMEN'S DAYS CELEBRATION IS TO PROMOTE COMMUINITY ACTIVITIES WITHIN GUNNISON COUNTY, INCLUDING A RODEO, PARADE, DANCES, BREAST CANCER AWARENESS AND FUNDING BREAST CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAMS.

• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

• 495.

ROCK CREEK RIDING CLUB INC

Rock Creek Riding ClubLouisville Kentucky Past The Rock Creek Riding Club was established in 1929 by a group of prominent Louisvillians seeking to establish a riding program teach their children to ride and take advantage of the Frederick Law Olmstead designed bridle paths that traversed throughout Seneca and Cherokee Parks.