Milt Toby

Articles by: Milt Toby

Inherent Risks

Almost every stateÑall except New York, Maryland, Nevada, and CaliforniaÑhave some sort of equine activity law that in many situations can serve as a defense

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Worth 1,000 Words

A relative of a friend of a friend was taking photographs at a horse show recently when she was informed by a representative of event

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Entertainment Watchdog

Affording an industry the freedom to regulate itself presents a classic dilemma: It sounds good, and sometimes it works. But sometimes is doesn’t. Self-policing in

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A Run Of Bad Luck

When singer Ray Charles lamented that “if it wasn’t for bad luck . . . I wouldn’t have no luck at all,” he wasn’t singing

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Meeting Of The Minds

Contract woes come in a variety of flavors, like ice cream. A few disputes arise because someone never bothered to read the contract. (“I’m sorry,

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Politically Incorrect

Hansen posted a three-length win in the $400,000 Gotham Stakes over the weekend, and in the process enhanced his credentials as one of the favorites

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Fresh Start

The Internal Revenue Service is not noted for charity toward miscreants whose tax returns are, shall we say, creative. It was tax evasion, after all,

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Qualified Victory

I’m a big fan of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, especially the clause about freedom of the press. Part of my interest

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Nowhere to Hide

A few clicks of the mouse pull up a map with my house designated by a push pin icon surrounded by a red circle, sitting

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Pay to Play in Congress

Eight out of 10 American voters oppose slaughtering horses for human consumption according to a new poll sponsored by the American Society for the Prevention

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Rules of the Road

Horses and highways are a volatile and dangerous mix. Recent evidence was a tragic accident near Milton, a tiny town just north of the Massachusetts-New

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No Missouri Compromise

The turf war between veterinarians and lay equine dentists rages on. The battle line is clear: who should be allowed to float teeth–the removal of

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Donations and Deductions

Rulings handed down by the United States Tax Court are anything but easy reading. They’re usually long and complicated, and they frequently deal with obscure

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The Also-Rans

One of the comments to last week’s “Best Of” column asked about interesting topics that didn’t make the Top Five of 2011. With one exception,

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And the Winner Is

I usually wrap up the year for Horses and the Law with a chronological review of what I consider the most important, or interesting, or

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