News
Horse General
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Complaint Filed Against BLM Roundups
 An amended complaint was filed yesterday, September 8th 2011, in Federal District Court Reno, Nevada.
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Shetland Pony Club Expands and Upgrades
The American Shetland Pony Club, Inc., one of the oldest breed registries in the United States, is not sitting on its laurels in 2012. Instead, this multi-faceted and multi-breed association is boldly expanding some of its offerings and upgrading other
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California Horses Returning Home
A group of West Coast horses are headed back home after spending several months in Michigan.
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Weather Forces Cancellation of Badminton Horse Trials
The Badminton Horse Trials for many is the highlight of the equestrian year. Although the news of this yearâs event being canceled has been met with disappointment, surely no one will blame the organizers when the decision has been made with the welfare
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APHIS Takes Enforcement Action
The U.S.
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Isaac Murphy Scholarship Winner Announced
The Race for Education is pleased to announce Ms. Brittani Koons of Gahanna, Ohio, as the first recipient of the Isaac Murphy Scholarship. This college scholarship is sponsored jointly by Team Valor International Racing and the stables owners, Barry and K
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Research Shows Horses Prefer Straw Bedding
The choice of bedding material is an important aspect of horse-barn management. Bedding can increase dust levels that can pose respiratory problems in both horses and their handlers. In addition, bedding choice will have an impact on the cost of housing
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Documenting Wild Horse Cultures and Behavior
Wild Horse Ecologist, Mary Ann Simonds and Wildlife photographers Barbara and Marty Wheeler recently teamed up to document the behaviors of various wild horse herds. "Having spent a lifetime studying wild horse ecology and ethology, as a scientist I ha
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Use of Sonar Devices Around Horses
Dr. Lydia Gray, who is associated with SmartPak, responded to a question about the use of sonar devices around horses that may be interesting to many other horse owners.
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Summer - A Time to Explore Horsemanship
There's magic in the air when days start getting longer and golden sunlight stretches well into the evening. Teachers and students alike sigh with longing for the approaching summer vacation.