Save the date
ISSHA Ride Meeting
September 8, 2026
7 PM
Jubilee State Park, 100 Mile Meadow, Brimfield, IL
*For more information, please call your Executive board.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
The 75th
ISSHA 100 MILE TRAIL RIDE
September 7th- 11th, 2026
Jubilee State Park
100 Mile Meadow
136921 West Route 150
Brimfield, IL
Activities include: Live bands, dancing, organized rides, bags tournament, bingo.
More Information to Come!
SAVE THE DATE!!!
The 75th
ISSHA 100 MILE TRAIL RIDE
September 7th- 11th, 2026
Jubilee State Park
100 Mile Meadow
136921 West Route 150
Brimfield, IL
Hello everyone, we are looking forward to 100 Mile trail ride! This is our 75th Anniversary!
For the Ride Costs and Payments:
• Please send your ride reservations and if you need panels for a pen to Cari Claussen, Turkey Run Road, Sherman, IL 62684 by July 31, 2026 (This includes $10 membership plus $150 non-refundable payment ($160) or full ride payment ($260)
• Please send with ride reservation, email Cari issha100mileride@yahoo.com or text Cari 217-725-2657 and let her know if you need to rent a pen, you can pay for the panels at the ride, we just need a count of how may to have at the ride. Pens are $30/panel ($120 for 4 panels for the week, if you damage a panel, it is $130/panel).
• Camping will be paid when you arrive to the State: $10 per night
Just a few notes for everyone:
• **You will not be allowed to tie or picket line to trees: if you have A frames you can picket your horse to them or your trailer, you can tie your horse to your trailer or you can bring your own pens or you can rent pens (if renting please let Cari know).
• (issha100mileride@yahoo.com) know if you plan on renting them. (Pens are $30/panel ($120 for 4 panels for the week, if you damage a panel, it is $130/panel).
• Please bring your own water buckets, there will be community water tanks available. If you have a way to haul your own water, there is water there you can refill your own tanks.
• Please bring a muck bucket or what you need to clean up manure, there will be a dumpster to put manure in and a separate dumpster to put garbage in. (Please don’t mix them)
• Remember we want to leave the park as clean when we leave as it was when we arrived.
• You can bring your generators as well; there is no electricity.
• Please keep a look out for merchandise (we will have an online store), you will be able to order, hoodies, zipper pull sweatshirt, T-Shirts and hats. We will have koozies and mugs available to purchase on the ride.
Our Team
Our History
Our History
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT: Mike Roll, 309-208-9921, 13201 N Kelstadt Road, Brimfield. IL 61517, mlroll1971@gmail.com
VICE PRESIDENT: Jenna Walker, 309-273-8841, 22185 Old Rt. 9, Tremont, IL 61568, jlwalker1984@msn.com
SECRETARY: Cari Claussen, 217-725-2657, 5222 Turkey Run Road, Sherman, IL 62684; cari@countrylanememorycare.com TREASU
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT: Mike Roll, 309-208-9921, 13201 N Kelstadt Road, Brimfield. IL 61517, mlroll1971@gmail.com
VICE PRESIDENT: Jenna Walker, 309-273-8841, 22185 Old Rt. 9, Tremont, IL 61568, jlwalker1984@msn.com
SECRETARY: Cari Claussen, 217-725-2657, 5222 Turkey Run Road, Sherman, IL 62684; cari@countrylanememorycare.com TREASURER: Robin King, 309-596-2373, 2387 105 Avenue, Aledo, IL 61231;arrking@vhtmail.net
Our History
Our History
Our History
The Illinois State Stock Horse Association, Inc. (ISSHA) was chartered in November 1952 after a group of horsemen banded together at an unorganized horse show. Charter members formed the ISSHA in order to regulate rules and regulations for fair and objective competition. From that beginning, the ISSHA has grown to encompass the intere
The Illinois State Stock Horse Association, Inc. (ISSHA) was chartered in November 1952 after a group of horsemen banded together at an unorganized horse show. Charter members formed the ISSHA in order to regulate rules and regulations for fair and objective competition. From that beginning, the ISSHA has grown to encompass the interests of horsemen statewide.
Through the years the scope of the work of the Association has grown beyond that of a show association. Although the ISSHA no longer sponsors an annual horse show, it sponsors an annual 100 Mile Trail Ride and keeps watch over legislative and conservation issues and groups in our state. The interests of animal rights groups, the disappearance of recreational land to development, and competition for recreational land use space are areas of growing concern.
The ability of the ISSHA to maintain its integrity and its strength has been, and always will be, determined by its individual members. Membership meetings are held in accordance with our charter. The hub of the ISSHA is its directors who come from 21 areas comprised of counties in the State of Illinois, and several out-of-state assistant directors. The directors meet as a group three times annually. An annual awards meeting, general membership meeting, and dance (open to all members) is held in November. Other committee meetings are held as needed. This widespread representation keeps the lines of communication open between members throughout the State and beyond.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
The promotion and encouragement of interest in equines, of no particular breed, and mules.