A judge has ordered that three horses stolen in Belgium must be returned to their original owners by a Derbyshire woman, who claims she acquired them in good faith from a dealer. London's High Court ruled on 16 June that Joan Whetter, 70, of Dray
Are you fed up, frustrated or downright scared of your horseâs disrespectful behavior and bad habits? Clinician Clinton Anderson is on the hunt for the countryâs worst problem horses to showcase on his award-winning television show âDownunder Hor
AHP Newsgroup: Believing In Horses Earns the Coveted Parent TestedParent Approved (PTPA) Seal of Approval. American Horse Publications (AHP) member Valerie Ormond is pleased to announce her debut novel, Believing In Horses, has been awarded the PTPA Winne
A campaign has been launched to persuade people to consider rehoming a horse instead of buying one. In recent years, many horse owners have struggled as a result of no longer being able to afford to care for their horse, resulting in an increase in the nu
 An opponent of horse-drawn carriages since 2007, when he introduced the historic bill to ban the trade, Senator Tony Avella recently introduced a similar bill in the NY State Senate. Along with horse advocates including Elizabeth Forel, Senator Avella h
The dust has settled on the 2011 American Junior Paint Horse Associationâs (AjPHA) Youth World Championship Paint Horse Show, which was held June 24 â July 2, 2011 in Fort Worth, Texas at Will Rogers Memorial Center.
The Equestrian Aid Foundation (EAF), a national nonprofit that assists horsemen during a time of need caused by catastrophic illnesses and injuries, will sponsor the 2nd Riders4Helmets Safety Symposium on July 23, 2011 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexing
A New Mexico horse rescue group that takes in abused and abandoned animals need help. Adoptions at the Walking in Circles Ranch in Edgewood are down and more animals are coming in on a regular basis because of the economy. Walking in Circles Ranch now
The latest edition of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breedersâ and Exhibitorsâ Association (TWHBEA) World Versatility show was the largest yet, with a grand total of 502 entries.
To help reduce the incidence of too-close encounters with wild horses on Assateague Island, two new regulations have been adopted and will now be enforced by National Park Service Rangers.Â