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2020 National Reining Horse Association Futurity Champion to Win a Quarter Million
The increased half-a-million-dollars purse in both the Futurity and the Adequan NAAC illustrates our commitment to these horses and the people who breed, own, train, and ride them.
New Anti-Doping Program is Good News for Racehorses
The Horse racing Integrity and Safety Act will enforce new strict national regulations that limit the use of medications in horse racing, as well as increase testing and toughen enforcement.
Insulin, ACTH, and Pain in Equines
The effects of pain on horse test results is a concern in research studies into laminitis and other medical issues.
Equine Flu: British Horse Racing Cancelled Until February 13 at Earliest
More than 50 trainers and veterinarians have been contacted by the BHA so they can make an informed assessment of the risk of the spread of equine influenza.
Survey to Establish State of Equine Health and Disease in U.K.
Horse owners in the U.K. are being asked to share information about the management and health of their horses by taking the online National Equine Health Survey (NEHS).
New Drug Proving Successful in Stopping Laminitis
In clinical trials, Laminil has been successful in stopping laminitis in 80 percent of horses treated so far and has shown efficacy with all types of laminitis.
BLM Trucking Water to Thirsty Horses
In addition to trucking in water and hay for wild horses in several states, the agency is asking federal land grazers to reduce the acres they use for livestock because of drought conditions.
Pfizer's Website Stresses Worm Control Strategies
According to a new Pfizer Animal Health website, a worm control strategy that considers all the factors involved is a better way to maintain the health of your horse. This useful website counsels horse owners to manage the worm burden in each individual h
Documentary Takes a Harsh Look at the Lives of US Horses
Saving America's Horses: A Nation Betrayed is a new documentary that deals with the complexities of the  treatment and slaughter of wid and domestic horses and burros for consumption of people in other countries.
Amish Buggy Horse Killed in Drive By Shooting
According to officials, passengers in an Amish buggy heard a loud noise described as sounding like a firecracker and when they arrived back home, the farmer noticed that the horse was bleeding from the mouth.