The Kentucky Department for Public Health is asking that people who have been in States where the incidence of COVID infection is high, quarantine themselves for 14 days upon arrival in Kentucky. READ MORE
COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan- General Guidelines - (updated 4/12/21) Suggestions for creating a COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan for your US Equestrian-Licensed Competition
Managing your risk of exposure to the Coronavirus is essential to maintaining good health. At this time, it is appropriate to be cognizant of proper hygiene and incorporating common sense actions into your everyday activities in order to prevent the spread of this virus. Practices such as regularly washing your hands with soap and water or an alcohol based hand sanitizer; practicing good sneeze and cough hygiene; avoiding touching your mouth, nose and eyes with unwashed hands; avoiding close contact with people who are sick; and disinfecting and cleaning often touched objects and surfaces can help reduce your risk of exposure.
Please contact your local healthcare provider with any questions or personal concerns about Coronavirus Disease.
We will continue to monitor this issue and provide updates as needed.
Coronavirus Disease Resources and Updates
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The Kentucky Department for Public Health is asking that people who have been in States where the incidence of COVID infection is high, quarantine themselves for 14 days upon arrival in Kentucky.
READ MORE
Competition Resources
Suggestions for creating a COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan for your US Equestrian-Licensed Competition
COVID-19 Updates from USEF
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COVID-19 Updates from USEF Recognized Affiliates:
Managing your risk of exposure to the Coronavirus is essential to maintaining good health. At this time, it is appropriate to be cognizant of proper hygiene and incorporating common sense actions into your everyday activities in order to prevent the spread of this virus. Practices such as regularly washing your hands with soap and water or an alcohol based hand sanitizer; practicing good sneeze and cough hygiene; avoiding touching your mouth, nose and eyes with unwashed hands; avoiding close contact with people who are sick; and disinfecting and cleaning often touched objects and surfaces can help reduce your risk of exposure.
Please contact your local healthcare provider with any questions or personal concerns about Coronavirus Disease.
We will continue to monitor this issue and provide updates as needed.