ATHRA December Newsletter 2018

Clubs can use this form to apply for an ATHRA grant of up to $500 to fund all or part of the cost of a special project or purchase.

Please note equipment purchases must be made by the Regional Manager not the club. All equipment remains the property of ATHRA.

This is a simple Excel spreadsheet designed for Club Treasurers needing a tool to help them manage their Club’s cash flow.

To enable Regional Managers to remain informed about Clubs within assigned region and effectively communicate to the Board on matters effecting change and improvement.

Report to be submitted via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. no later than the last Friday of the month in March, June, September, and December.

A guide to combatting Phytophthora, a soil and waterborne fungi that kill a wide variety of native plant species, fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamental plants.

This disease can be spread by all bush user groups, including bush walkers, mountain and motor bike riders, park management vehicles, four wheel drives etc., and native and domestic animals, including horses.

Provides information about ATHRA's fees (member registration, ride visitors, club affiliation, Accreditation, etc), plus ATHRA's bank account details for electronic payments.

A guide for trail bike riders, vehicles, cyclists and walkers meeting horse riders in the bush.

This document sets out the content requirements for any member or club sending in articles to be published in the ATHRA newsletter Trail Tails.

This Horse Trail Access Guideline has been developed to provide a set of standards and information about horse trails and access issues for ATHRA Executive, affiliated clubs and members to use when communicating with external stakeholders.

This policy has been developed to assist Australian Trail Horse Riders Association (ATHRA) affiliated clubs and members to acknowledge the benefits of a national horse trail network and to assist with the effective and professional management of existing and future trail access matters.