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 | Showing News Friday 15 June 2012
The first season in the books, horse racing begins its second season Saturday. The Triple Crown dominates the sport's first season, of course, and with all its focus on jewels it can be more g... |
 | Showing News Thursday 14 June 2012
The "Road to the Kentucky Derby" begins this fall and is intended to build advance fan interest for the Derby on May 4. The scoring system will allow horses to begin earning points as 2-... |
 | Showing News Thursday 14 June 2012
In the stables at a prominent quarter horse track in New Mexico, workers quietly nicknamed Jose Trevino Morales's stables as the "Zetas' stables" and say they often saw people sh... |
 | Horse Welfare News Wednesday 13 June 2012
Officials say nine horses and mules owned by the National Park Service died from a lack of water at a wildlife refuge.
The animals were found at the Pixley National Wildlife Refuge located a... |
 | Product News Wednesday 13 June 2012
In the center of an arena at Cal Expo on Saturday, Dip A Topaz, a 7-year-old mare, stood stock still while the auctioneer warbled into the loudspeaker. Two thousand potential buyers watched as the... |
 | Horse Welfare News Monday 11 June 2012
A Bureau of Land Management (BLM) mustang gather intended to save animals from drought conditions jeopardizes the health and safety of pregnant mares and very young foals, according to some wild h... |
 | Horse Welfare News Monday 11 June 2012
The European Commission now agrees that EU legislation on long-distance transport of animals to slaughter needs to be reviewed.
Late last week, the EU Commissioner for Health and Consu... |
 | Eventing News Friday 08 June 2012
After training a wild mustang in just 90 days, Sunol resident Justin Mott won "rookie champion" and captured high scores May 20 in Southern California in the Extreme Mustang Makeover.
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 | Eventing News Thursday 07 June 2012
The RSPCA is sending a team of 32 officers during peak times.
The team will include the charity’s newly appointed specialist equine officers, a handpicked team of eight which was put t... |
 | Horse Welfare News Thursday 07 June 2012
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has amended regulations to require horse industry organizations that license certain people to assess minimum penalties for violations of the Horse Protection Ac... |
 | General Equestrian News Thursday 07 June 2012
Emaciated horses barely clinging to life at a New Mexico auction house, their last stop before a lengthy trip to a slaughterhouse south of the border, give credence to grim tales from around the S... |
 | Showing News Wednesday 06 June 2012
As the thoroughbred industry remains under siege, reeling from reports of horses used and abused and treated to the kind of milkshakes you can't order in a Baskin Robbins, the Belmont Stakes d... |
 | Celebrity/Rider News Wednesday 06 June 2012
Mario Gutierrez has ridden thousands of horses in 11 years as a jockey. None impressed him as quickly as the unfamiliar chestnut colt that trainer Doug O’Neill invited him to work out this y... |
 | Horse Welfare News Tuesday 05 June 2012
We know that keeping horses' hindguts healthy also helps the digestive tract function properly. But some researchers now believe the microflora residing in the hindgut could contribute to equi... |
 | Horse Welfare News Tuesday 05 June 2012
Two horses on the Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, property where a horse died of hendra virus last week returned positive test results today (June 5).
Biosecurity Queensland Chief Veteri... |
 | Celebrity/Rider News Monday 04 June 2012
When Javier Castellano and John Velazquez showed up in the Belmont Park jockeys' room to ride Sunday, their conversation ultimately turned to what they'd done that morning: Which was worki... |
 | General Equestrian News Monday 04 June 2012
When 7-year-old Austin Grover is around horses, he becomes a different person.
He is more verbal, confident and eager to learn and to teach others about his passion.
So, when the Make-... |
 | Horse Welfare News Friday 01 June 2012
A few short weeks ago, the brown mare was a bag of bones.
Her fur was falling out in patches and her body looked frail and skeletal.
The horse rescue group that took her in didn’t k... |
 | General Equestrian News Thursday 31 May 2012
A woman who offered a place for unwanted and neglected horses had a piece of equipment stolen from a property she was renting.
Nicole Shaw started a non-profit rescue organization in 2010 to... |
 | General Equestrian News Thursday 31 May 2012
The staff at Pollard Eventing in Chatsworth, Georgia try to return to business as usual after a crash last Friday claimed the lives of three of their Olympic hopeful horses.
"To lose a ... |
