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The Timid Rider Travels to Mongolia for Endurance Race
Heather documented and photographed 18 riders as they learned Mongolian horsemanship, experienced nomadic culture, and raced over varying terrains.
Dr. Getty's New Book on Equine Cushing's Disease Coming in August
Equine Cushingâs Disease: Nutritional Management is the latest offering in Dr. Gettyâs âSpotlight on Equine Nutrition Series and presents new research studies and recommendations.
Boxelder Seeds Linked to Seasonal Pasture Myopathy in Horses
Research at the University of Minnesota established the link between hypoglycin A, a chemical in boxelder seeds, and the resulting internal problems that cause seasonal pasture myopathy.
Study Shows Shock Wave Treatment Works with Horses
Dr. Koenig of the University of Guelph Equine Program began studying shock wave treatment when a particular horse with a broken leg came in for treatment. Koenig was interested in all the work that had been done in humans using shock wave therapy and prec
San Diego County Fires Force Evacuations of People, Horses and Pets
Rapidly moving wild fires swept through areas in San Diego county in southern California over the past two days, threatening horse country and animal shelter areas along with homes, schools, and businesses.
NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity to Feature Clint Anderson Colt Starting Demo
The National Reined Cow Horse Association's annual Snaffle Bit Futurity celebration is coming to Reno Nevada, September 17-29, 2012. One of the headliners on Saturday, September 28th will be Clinton Anderson.
Horses, Dogs, and Fowl Rescued from Georgia Property
Aiken-area animal shelters and rescue groups over the next few days are taking in approximately 50 dogs, eight horses and a variety of fowl that were confiscated from an alleged puppy mill operation in Johnston, Georgia.
Making Horseback Riding Safety Info Readily Available
Online visitors can test their knowledge of equestrian safety and protective riding gear by taking the Safety Certification quiz.
Homes for Horses Commends Action Saving Wild Burros
With swift action by several equine rescues, 70 wild burros offered at auction in Arizona were rescued and are being cared for by members of the Homes for Horses Coalition.
Pharmaceutical Production Manager Arrested in Million Dollar Equine Drug Theft
Between 2012 and January 2020, it is alleged Gregory Settino stole thousands of bottles of Adequan, a proprietary injectable drug which he sold to horse trainers and veterinarians.