The Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) is proud to announce that the EQUUS Foundation will sponsor the 2012 James Brady Professional Achievement Award at the 2012 PATH Intl. Awards Banquet. The awards banquet i
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) announced today that it will conduct a Pedigree and Conformation Clinic on Monday, August 6 and a Thoroughbred Ownership Seminar on Thursday, August 9 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
The Inside Post Challenge, the longest running handicapping show online and an interactive handicapping contest produced by the Eclipse Award-winning multimedia and editorial teams at Thoroughbred Times, returns this summer and fall and contains all of th
Horse owners and neighbors in rural San Diego areas have until Feb. 17 to comment on documentation on San Diego Countyâs Tiered Equine Ordinance which could affect horse keeping and horse boarding in unincorporated areas throughout the county.
As with many of the stateâs crops, Kentucky cool-season forages have taken a hit from the drought and high temperatures. According to the Kentucky Weekly Crop and Weather Report released Aug.13, more than half of the stateâs pastures were considered i
Winterâs frigid cold is a distant memory for most horse lovers and their equine in North America. However, winter blankets may still be piled about in barns awaiting summer storage. Follow these tips from Ozark Mountain MiniTack.com to care for and
Major storm of any kind are frightening for both humans and horses. Hurricanes and tornadoes can do major damage as witnessed over the past few years with televised reports of stricken areas showing the devastation that can happen in a very short time.
According to the latest news letter from Equestrian Professionals in an article, "Selling Horses in a Changed Market," Elisabeth McMillan has several tips for horse owners that need or want to sell a horse.
If you are the owner of a donkey, miniature or full size, here are tips to help make sure that your donkey is not stolen. Theft of donkeys Is generally a rare occurrence, but one that is on the increase. These same general rules apply to all equines.
For centuries, animal owners have sought ways to identify their foals, horses and other animals and differentiate them from those of neighbors. Identifying marks also helped in regaining animals that became lost or were stolen. Branding with a hot iron