Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders

Otj is a cozy cafe nestled in Maple Park, IL, offering a variety of freshly brewed coffee and tea selections. The cafe also serves light pastries and snacks for customers to enjoy in a relaxing atmosphere. With a focus on providing a welcoming environment for patrons to unwind and socialize, Otj aims to be a go-to spot for locals looking for a quiet place to grab a hot beverage and a quick bite to eat. Generated from their business information

IBHA was incorporated in 1971 to register, preserve the pedigree and promote the activity of Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, and Grulla Horses. IBHA has proven to be the largest and most progressive registry in the world for these horses. By creating interests and demands through nation, state, family and individual activities, the marketability of IBHA registered horses has constantly increased. Activities are promoted through state chartered associations and national advertising. IBHA maintains permanent horse show records and pedigrees. The official publication "Equine National", provides members with current registry information on a monthly basis. IBHA maintains a strong leadership role in the Color Breed Council and is a member body of the American Youth Horse Council. In addition, IBHA is a supporting member of the United States Equestrian Team. In 2002, IBHA entered into a strategic marketing alliance with the American Quarter Horse Association ( AQHA ) that will increase exposure for Buckskin and Dun horses and positions IBHA as the acknowledged authority for thosehorses. In 2003 IBHA also became an Alliance member with NSBA. This Alliance is for the mutual promotion of approved NSBA/IBHA classes.

ABOUT Ellis Let me introduce you to Ellis Equestrian Center at Bakers Woods Forest Preserve. Ellis is owned and operated by the Kendall County Forest Preserve. It is established to fill the beginner riding program needs in the Kendall and North Grundy and Western Will county areas. We will teach a beginner balanced seat riding, and hope to provide students to the more advanced lesson barns in the area when students finish our programs. Our mission is to connect environmental stewardship with the equestrian, educational and recreational opportunities we provide to county residents.