ASHA MEMBERSHIPS

At the Alberta Standardbred Horse Association (ASHA), we are passionate about promoting and supporting the Standardbred breed in Alberta. As a member-driven non-profit organization, we are dedicated to fostering a vibrant community of horse enthusiasts, owners, trainers, and breeders who share a passion for these remarkable athletes.

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a newcomer to the world of Standardbreds, our association offers valuable resources, events, and networking opportunities designed to enhance your experience.

Join us in celebrating the rich heritage of Standardbreds through education, advocacy, and camaraderie.
Explore our programs, connect with fellow members, and discover how you can contribute to the future of Standardbred racing, breeding and ownership in Alberta.

Become a member today and be part of our community!

To be eligible for full membership, you or your spouse must be a registered owner or lessee, a trainer, driver, groom or breeder of a registered Standardbred horse currently licensed by Horse Racing Alberta.

Full Membership is also available to veterinarians, farriers, and trades people licensed by Horse Racing Alberta, associated with Standardbred racing.

(Special conditions may apply where memberships are granted, such as Special Events, or 4-H, but voting at the Annual General Meeting is RESTRICTED to the above categories)

LIFE Insurance Benefits - Important

To be eligible for the complimentary life insurance coverage you must be A CANADIAN 🍁RESIDENT (taxes paid to Canada Revenue Agency)

First time applicants must be 74 years of age and under
New applicants up to 74 years of age, are eligible for insurance as long as your ASHA membership does not lapse until you reach the age of 80.

New applicants 75 years old and older are not eligible for insurance.

After 80 years of age, Honorary Membership Status is granted

• Maximum Benefit: $10,000
• Insurance reduces by 50% at age 65, to a maximum benefit of $5,000
• At age 70, maximum benefit of $5,000
• Insurance reduces by 50% at age 75, to a maximum benefit of $2,500
• Insurance terminates at age 80