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Mounted Orienteering:

Mercia TREC Club

English club that practices TREC, a competition that is a combination of orienteering on horseback, and maintaining set speeds (normally trot or walk).

http://www.chd-solutions.co.uk/trec/

Graand

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Michigan Competitive Mounted Orienteering

Sport, membership, and ride information.

http://members.aol.com/totemks/cmomain.htm

National Association of Competitive Mounted Orienteering

A non-profit organization offering information on the objectives of the sport, membership, ride calendar, ride results, chatroom, newsletters, and links.

http://www.nacmo.org/

TREC UK

Information about the sport of TREC, which includes mounted orienteering, and discussion forum.

http://trec-uk.com

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