Federal Judge Clears Way for N.M. Horse Processing Plant
Pat Raia
November 4, 2013
A judge allowed a lawsuit that could have prevented a New Mexico processing plant from opening to expire.
A judge allowed a lawsuit that could have prevented a New Mexico processing plant from opening to expire.
An accident claimed the lives of three horses en route to Alabama from the U.S. Team Roping Championships.
The scholarship named for Credit Card, a Quarter Horse stolen and killed, was awarded for the first time.
Authorities hope the public can help find whoever is responsible for the dragging death of a Shetland Pony.
The AQHA has asked a federal court to stay clone registrations pending the outcome of an appeal.
Two wild horse advocacy groups are offering a total of $7,000 in rewards for information about the case.
Four warrants have been issued for a South Dakota man found guilty of neglecting 69 horses on his property.
An Oregon woman pleaded guilty to abusing 170 Miniature Horses on her Josephine County property last year.
Authorities are investigating the death of a horse apparently slaughtered for meat and dumped in a canal.
Federal authorities are investigating the shootings and subsequent deaths of three wild horses.
A man has been charged in connection with shooting and killing a horse in its Chesterfield County pasture.
The $10,000 reward was offered after a horse was fatally injured after being taken from its stall in July.
Trainer Jeffrey Givens and three horses were killed when their truck and trailer overturned on Oct. 6.
Miami-Dade County authorities are investigating a fire that claimed the lives of a man and three horses.
The charges against a Tennessee horse trainer were dropped, but the case could still be far from over.
Judge Mary Lou Robinson said she will sign an order requiring the AQHA to register cloned animals.
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