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Wild Horse Groups Ask for Assistance in the Adoption of Historic Mustangs Removed from the Virginia Range
âDozens of fantastic horses are available for adoption and these historic mustangs are a beautiful array of paints and sorrels of various ages and sexes.â
Celebrities Outraged by Findings of Horse Abuse Investigation
âMichael Keaton, Katherine Heigl and Willie Nelson have joined a growing list of celebrities calling on Congress to pass legislation to protect horses from an abuse known as âsoring.â
NSAIDs and Competition: Rules Are Changing
Horse owners who compete in United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) sanctioned events need to be aware that effective December 1, 2011, horses will not be allowed to compete with more than one of the seven approved nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Kentucky Equine Research Brings Unique Expertise to FEI World Equestrian Games and Trade; Tryon 2018
Horse owners know that consistency is key to feeding and managing healthy horses, especially in the midst of travel and competition.
April Showers Bring May Flowers and Rain Rot
Rain rot (rain scald) is a contagious bacterial infection that causes rapid hair loss and easily spreads to other horses.
Protecting Yourself and Your Horses from West Nile Virus
So far, eight states have reported West Nile virus infections in mosquitoes, birds or veterinary animals and Mississippi has reported one human case.
Special Herd of Spanish Mission Horses Facing Extinction
For over twenty years, the Heritage Discovery Center and Rancho Del Sueno have conserved and cared for the herd of the Colonial Spanish Wilbur-Cruce Mission Horses; Now they are in desperate need of donations to keep the herd intact.
Trainer of I'll Have Another Suspended for 45 Days
Trainer of I'll Have Another, Doug O'Neill, has been ordered  suspended for 45 days after a nearly two-year legal battle during which he  vigorously denied that he gave one of his horses an illegal performance-enhancing mixture.
More Than 5,400 Horse Professionals Ascend New Practice Heights at AAEP Convention in Denver
AAEP reaches more than 5 million horse owners and is actively involved in ethics issues, practice management, research and continuing education in the equine veterinary profession and horse industry.
Equine Disease Communication Celebrates Five Years of Improving Horse Health
Until five years ago, the equine community had to rely on multiple sources to learn about infectious diseases in their area, but no longer, thanks to the Equine Disease Communication Center.