Founded in 1906, the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society (CTHS) was incorporated under the Animal Pedigree Act as the official registry of Thoroughbred horses in Canada.
The CTHS (Ontario Division) and its membership are a major part of the agriculture community in Ontario- our goal is to ensure a viable future for our members by providing assistance and developing programs to ensure that future.
Our mandate is to promote the purchase of Ontario Thoroughbreds, keep records, organize sales, disseminate information, compile statistics and assist our membership with registration.
All of the above roles are for the purpose of encouraging the ownership and breeding of Thoroughbreds in Canada.
The CTHS is managed by a Board of Directors elected by members to represent six regions across Canada. Each region is also managed by a Board of Directors.
Both National and Regional boards are subdivided into several committees. An executive committee - made up of the President, 1st Vice President they are responsible for specific matters as delegated by the Board.
Other committees set up by the elected Board are a Finance Committee, Sales Committee, Marketing Committee etc.
President
David Anderson
(Chair, Sales Committee. Chair, Executive Committee. National Board Member)
Vice Presidents
Colleen Dalos
(Chair, Marketing Committee. Executive Committee Member. National Board Member)
Doug Anderson
(Chair, Finance and Governance. Executive Committee Member)
Members
John Burness
John Carey
Frank DiGuiio Jr.
Arika Meusse
Michael Kemp
Bernard McCormack
Ericka Rusnak
Glenn Sikura
(Executive Committee Member. National Board Member)
General Manager
Catherine Ciupa
Box 172
Rexdale, Ontario W9W 5L1
93 Skyway Avenue, Suite 106
Toronto, Ontario M9W 6N6
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society is a national organization, incorporated under the Animal Pedigree Act, representing breeders of Thoroughbred horses in Canada. There are division offices in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan.
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