Thanks to Stolen Horse International and NetPosse, the First Baptist Church of Westwood Lakeâs Circle C Youth Ranch camp has confirmed the recovery and return of two ponies stolen nearly two weeks ago. Â According to the camps director Wayne Hershbeger
Itâs that time of year: Horse-crazy high schoolers are looking towards college and wondering how to combine their passion for riding with more academic pursuits. If youâre one of those students or the parent of a college-bound youngster, EquineEDU 201
Brought to the public's attention again during an investigation following a fire, a Los Angeles stable with a troubled history and more than 100 citations alleging animal abuse, drug crimes and illegal faulty consruction, was ordered to have all an
According to a press release from the Italian Horse Protection Association, the results of research carried out by one French and two American universities, and an inquiry by the Equine Welfare Alliance (USA), show that at least part of the horsemeat so
The Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service began rounding up wild horses and burros from the Spring Mountains on Wednesday, July 11, and over the next two weeks all 1,200 wild horses and burros in the Spring Mountains will be captured. Onc
If you wanted to see good cowboys ride bucking stock or rope, you would go to a rodeo. If you wanted to see good horse trainers, you would go to a horse show.
AÂ new $57 million biosecurity lab was unveiled at the Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute, in Sydney's rural far southwest, on Monday morning. The high-tech facility near Camden will employ 180 people and will focus on equine and swine flu, He
Riders and horses with the âright stuffâ will compete for $5500 in cash and the coveted title of Champion at the 2012 Versatile Horse & Rider Competition at Equine Affaire on April 12th-15th at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus.
There's a great show in town for kids of any age. In a series of videos featuring equestrian VIP's the Equine VIP website covers many horse oriented disciplines.
Colorado State University will begin construction next summer on a $5 million replacement for the schoolâs Equine Reproduction Laboratory that burned down in July.