All Horses Attending MCPC Horse Trials Must Have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection
A notice to all Mill Creek Pony Club Horse Trials competitors: All horses must have a certificate of veterinary inspection (health certificate), even if the horses are in-state.
From the organizer: "This is a change in that in prior years, it was only required for horses traveling from outside the state of Missouri. Due to the confirmation of the single case of EHV-1 in the region, we are requiring ALL horses have current health papers.
In addition, we encourage competitors to follow the suggestions of the KS Department of Agriculture to closely monitor their horses, especially their temperatures, and to contact their veterinarian with any questions about EHV-1."
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