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APHA Regional Shows Postponed Due to Contagious Equine Disease Outbreaks
âConcerns about recent confirmed cases of contagious equine viruses have spurred several organization to postpone APHA-approved shows scheduled for May 9â10, 2015.â
Animal Wellness Action Calls on Horse Lovers to Defend Our Iconic American Wild Horses
Controversial "Path Forward" would put horses and burros in jeopardy by encouraging mass roundups of the wild equids.
Protect Your Horse from Summer Sores and Fly Discomforts
If summer sores are untreated and proud flesh becomes prominent, horses will lose riding and training time and could be out for months.
Equine Documentary The 24 Behaviors of the Ridden Horse in Pain: Shifting the Paradigm of How We See Lameness Now Available on EQUUS Television Network
The film dares to challenge the way we look at horses' behavior and promotes a shift in the conventional belief that lameness starts with a head bob.
What’s in a Whinny?
Horses don't have as large a vocal repertoire as many animals, but as a prey species, they are masters at communicating with body language.
The Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society Legislative Fund Win Case in DC Circuit Court of Appeals to Protect Horses
This D.C. Circuit decision is a long-overdue victory for Tennessee walking horses and those who have fought for robust enforcement of federal prohibitions on horse soring for many years.
Equine Welfare Data Collective Releases Data Snapshot
The Data Snapshot provides a summary of rescue intakes and outcomes, organization demographics, safety net services, direct placement programs, plus a glossary of equine welfare services language.
New 2-Colt Format Announced for Road to the Horse 2023
Allowing competitors to draw two colts lets judges and fans watch a competitor modify their approach to suit the unique needs of each colt and will showcase competitor’s adaptability.
Two Cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis Confirmed in Florida Horses
Eastern equine encephalitis is caused by the Eastern equine encephalitis virus, for which wild birds are a natural reservoir and is transmitted by mosquitoes that feed on EEE-infected birds.
Olympic Logistics: Feeding the Horses in Tokyo
Kentucky Equine Research has worked with Olympic event organizers and JRA Facilities to ensure a smooth experience for horses and equestrians upon their arrival in Tokyo.