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Equine Welfare Data Collective Releases Inaugural Report
Report analyzes survey responses from organizations that take custody of transitioning and at-risk equines across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Pony Club Announces Dates for the 2021 Virtual Equine Symposium and Convention Hosted by USPC
Pony Club's 2021 Virtual Equine Symposium and Convention lineup will spotlight leadership training and educational workshops on a variety of topics including horse health, nutrition, horsemanship, and more.
Muirneen Townhall on the Legacy of Cheryl White: America's First Female Black Jockey
The museum’s event aims to celebrate Cheryl White’s remarkable achievements and is a testament to the significance of Cheryl White’s lasting impact on the equestrian community.
Elite Roster of Judges Named to 2015 Intercollegiate Horse Shows Assn National Championships
Twenty-five teams will vie for AQHA High Point and Collegiate Cup High Point titles and join more than 400 college riders from coast-to-coast qualified for individual titles April 30-May 3, 2015.
Farriers and Vets Honored for Contributions to Equine Hoof Care
A pair of farriers and three equine veterinarians earned Hall of Fame recognition during induction ceremonies during the recent 10th annual International Hoof-Care Summit. These five individuals were honored for outstanding careers in equine footcare duri
Therapeutic Ultrasound Patch Assists Equestrians at Olympics
Zetroz, LLC innovative manufacturer of medical and therapeutic ultrasound technology announces, the UltrOZ Elite Therapy System designed and manufactured by Zetroz, LLC is with a number of top Equine Riders including McClain Ward and Charlie Jayne at the
More Than 600 Riders to Compete for Championship Titles in IEA National Finals
"More than 600 of the nationâs leading middle school and high school equestrians are converging on the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, today, April 20, 2016, as the 2016 IEA National Finals get underway.â
Make This a Special Holiday for Horses, Equines and People
âAt least 100 million working equines are the engines that power the developing world, doing the hardest jobs under the toughest conditions to support the livelihoods of 600 million people or 9% of the world's population.â
Thanks to Jon and Tracey Stewart a Neglected Horse Finds a New Life
âThe Stewarts, who recently bought a New Jersey farm which will be a new home for hundreds of animals rescued from cruelty, then decided to adopt Lily and bring her to their Howling Animal Sanctuary for abused animals in New Jersey.â
ASPCA Offering $75,000 to Support Effective Law Enforcement Response to Equine Cruelty in Florida and Wisconsin
Equine cruelty cases often require significant resources, training, and expertise, which can create a barrier for local organizations with limited funds.