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Mud Can Lead to Hoof and Leg Problems
Melting snow is welcomed by cattle producers, but should raise caution signs for horse owners, according to the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. Parts of Arkansas saw record snowfall with the Feb. 9 storm system. Temperatures rose t
Penn State Equine Research Team-A First
Twenty-three members of Penn State's Equine Research Team attended an undergraduate research symposium at Virginia Tech's Middleburg Agricultural Research Extension Center (MARE) earlier in April, joining with Virginia Tech students in sharing
New Way for Riders to Improve Technique
 Ride Amerika, a fully interactive dressage simulator, provides a way for horsemen to improve their riding. The simulator was developed by Racewood Industries
American Farrier's Association 51st Annual Convention and 2022 National Forging and Horseshoeing Competition Coming in November
Winners of Farrier's competition in November will then represent the US at the renowned International Team Horseshoeing Competition at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, England.
AHP Internship Applications Available Online
The 2012 AHP Internship Handbook and applications are now available online at http://www.americanhorsepubs.org/students/internship_program/index.asp to college students who have an interest in horses and seek a career in equine publishing media.
NFACC Updating Code to Improve Equine Health and Welfare
The National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC) coordinates a national approach to advance farm animal care and welfare in Canada. Recently it has been updating and modifying the Equine Code and developing priorities to be addressed to improve the lives of
PATH Helps Therapeutic Horsemanship Centers Weather the Storm
Mark Twain once famously said that everyone complains about the weather but no one does anything about it. While that remains true, PATH Intl. does its best to offset the effects of the weather for its centers through its Disaster Relief Fund.
ASPCA Provides Over $1.5 Million to Equine Rescues
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) awarded $1,682,352 in the form of 183 grants to support equine rescue groups in 38 states in 2011. This number represents a $600,000 increase over 2010, the first year equine grants exceeded
Offspring Of Secretariat Saved from Slaughter
Nitro Active, the great great grandson of Secretariat, was headed to a slaughterhouse just three months after his last race on December 16, 2011 at Hollywood Park Racetrack. After three wins and earning nearly $200,000 in his career, Nitro Active is no
Boehringer Ingelheim Announces Call for Proposals for 2020 Equine Research Awards
Respiratory disease research will be the focus for the 10th year of the Boehringer Ingelheim 2020 Advancement in Equine Research Awards.