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About Us
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Our Alumni
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FAQ
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"Tails" of the Horses of Halifax
Horse Welfare
The Horses of Halifax
Programs
Junior Membership (Age 8-18)
Junior Beginner Course (Age 8-11)
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Adult Beginner Course (Over 16)
Therapeutic Riding
Equine Supported Wellness
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The Lucy Cuthberston Memorial Fund
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Features of the Month

 
 
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Our Featured Horse for February is Inga!

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Halifax Lancers   1690 Bell Road   Halifax, NS, B3H 2Z3   Canada    902-423-6723   office@halifaxlancers.com

Land Acknowledgement

Halifax Lancers' programming takes place in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq people. The territory is covered by the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, which Mi'kmaq and Maliseet People first signed with the British crown in 1725.

We are eternally grateful that we are able to live in this place and work with horses,  powerful and majestic animals who inspire us and teach us to care about others, think less about ourselves, and respect and cherish nature. 

We are all Treaty people. To learn more about Treaty Education in Nova Scotia, please visit: https://novascotia.ca/treaty-education/

We also respectfully acknowledge the rich history and legacies of Black people/African Nova Scotian communities who have contributed to this territory for over 400 years.

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