IDAHO EQUINE PROGRAMS

The College of Southern Idaho is located in Twin Falls, Idaho, and offers four degree programs in Equine Studies and Equine Science.

A.S. in Equine Business Management; A.A. in Equine Studies; A.A.S. in Horse Management; and a Technical Certificate in Horse Management.

Course work includes Equine Anatomy, Reproduction, Health, Marketing, Legal Issues, Business Aspects of Racing Horses, Draft Horses, and Horse Judging.

See the College of Southern Idaho Horse Management Program Page. The College of Southern Idaho Equestrian Team competes in Western and Hunt Seat. The College also ofefrs Men's and Women's Rodeo Teams. The Rodeo Team and Equestrian Teams have available for practice and events the College of Southern Idaho Expo Center housing a heated, 200' x 300' Indoor Arena with seating for 3500.

The University of Idaho is located in Moscow, Idaho. Through the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University offers a B.S. in Animal Science. While there is course work available in Horse Health and Management. the work is more directed towards a Pre-Veterinary Major.

The University is also home to the USDA Extension and 4-H Program in Idaho. See the Extension Horse Page. The University Rodeo Club competes with other colleges. The University also fields a Polo Club.

Boise State University is located in Boise, Idaho. The University offers a Rodeo Club that competes with other local colleges.

The College of Idaho is located in Caldwell, Idaho. The College has an Equestrian Club, but it does not appear that the Club engages in intercollegiate competition.