The Association
Official breed management association
Created in 1895, the Canadian Horse Breeders Association (CHBA) is a federal association incorporated under the Animal Pedigree Act (APA). It has jurisdiction throughout Canada.
It is the only breed management association officially recognized by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
One Association for Everybody
Mission and mandates
With the aim of continuously improving the Canadian Horse breed, the Canadian Horse Breeders Association’s mission is to:
- Register all animals belonging to the Canadian Horse breed.
- Define, maintain and promote breed standards.
- Provide services to breeders of Canadian Horses.
Beyond its mission, the Association’s purpose is to:
- Unite the breeders and owners of Canadian Horses around a shared interest and protect their interests through education and information sharing.
- Serve as the central hub for all actors working to promote the breed.
- Connect and coordinate local, regional and provincial Canadian Horse associations who express the desire for us to do so.
- Support and promote any initiative to promote the breed.
2023 Board of Directors
The CHBA is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of nine volunteer directors on a three-year term.
Katy Harrouart
President (term ends 2024)
Caroline Blouin
Director of Quebec (term ends 2023)
Lorena Mann
Director ROC & USA (term ends 2023)
Normand Litjens
Vice President (term ends 2023)
Bianka Roy
Director of Quebec (term ends 2024)
Monique Boucher
Director ROC & USA (term ends 2023)
Claude Richer
Secretary/Treasurer (term ends 2025)
David Campbell
Director of Quebec (term ends 2025)
Andrea White
Director of Ontario (term ends 2025)