Establishes the New York state equine industry board to advise on state policies affecting the equine industry.

The bill establishes the New York state equine industry board within the agriculture department. This board will advise and make recommendations to state agencies on plans, policies, and programs affecting the equine industry. The board will consist of eighteen members appointed by the governor, including representatives from various stakeholder groups such as Cornell University, rescue organizations, and horse therapy groups. The board will provide annual reports and may nominate award and grant recipients in categories like veterinary practice, equine tourism, and workforce development.

Establishes the New York state equine industry board to advise on state policies affecting the equine industry.

The bill establishes the New York state equine industry board within the agriculture department. This board will advise and make recommendations to state agencies on plans, policies, and programs affecting the equine industry. The board will consist of eighteen members appointed by the governor, including representatives from various stakeholder groups such as Cornell University, rescue organizations, and horse therapy groups. The board will provide annual reports and may nominate award and grant recipients in categories like veterinary practice, equine tourism, and workforce development.