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North Carolina Programs Aim to Avert Hay Crisis

A state program to bring hay bales from as far away to Canada to North Carolina is helping cattle and horse farmers during the prolonged drought, Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler said Tuesday.

“We may be rounding the curve as far as a

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Budweiser Clydesdales Return in Super Bowl Ad

It was an epic battle of the creatures in the Super Bowl ads, ranging from the cute to the menacing to the inexplicably rhythmic. A band of lizard-like reptiles cutting the rug to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”? Hey, it’s the Super Bowl.

Much is riding on the ads, which are the most closely scrutinized of the whole year, as well as the most watched and the most expensive. This year’s

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Donkey Rescue Looking to Expand

Instead of finding homes for abandoned dogs or cats, one animal rescue group is asking Minnesotans to adopt donkeys.

Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue has more than 1,000 donkeys, including abused and neglected domestic donkeys and wild burros.

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Budweiser Clydesdales Return in Super Bowl Ad

It was an epic battle of the creatures in the Super Bowl ads, ranging from the cute to the menacing to the inexplicably rhythmic. A band of lizard-like reptiles cutting the rug to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”? Hey, it’s the Super Bowl.

Much

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Five Miniature Horses Attacked by Dogs, One Killed

A Miniature Horse used for therapy work was killed and four others were injured Thursday after an attack by two pit bull terriers.

The horses, which each weigh between 100 and 150 pounds, suffered bites to their legs, bodies, and

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New Trial Monday for Teens Charged in Horse Shootings

Two teens charged after an alleged shooting spree that killed three horses are suing an eastern Kentucky television station and a reporter for identifying them before they were charged as adults.

The lawsuit says the Pike County sheriff’s

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Barbaro to be Buried at Churchill Downs

Barbaro will be buried at the site of his greatest triumph.

The 2006 Kentucky Derby champion, who was euthanatized on Jan. 29, 2007 from complications of an injury suffered at the Preakness, will have his ashes interred at Churchill

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Horse Euthanatized After Fair Grounds Fall

A jockey was thrown from his horse and injured in the 10th race Saturday at the Fair Grounds. The horse was euthanatized because of an injury to its right front leg, according to a news release from the race track.

It said John Jacinto, 31,

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BLM Impounds Horses in Nevada

Federal agents who seized more than 100 cattle from Nevada ranchers accused of trespassing on public rangeland this week have confiscated 200 horses from an American Indian and his son they say were grazing the animals without a permit near the

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48 Horses Seized in Virginia

Loudoun County, Va., officials said animal cruelty charges might be filed against the owners of four dozen horses seized from a Middleburg farm this week.

County officials said Wednesday that many of the horses were emaciated. All 48 horses

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Man Sentenced in Illegal Horse Racing Case

The manager of an illegal Oklahoma horse racing operation near Thackerville will pay more than $37,000 in fines and penalties after being sentenced today in Love County District Court.

Attorney General Drew Edmondson said Jesus Romero,

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Budweiser Clydesdales to Return in Superbowl Ad Spot

Perennial Super Bowl advertiser Anheuser-Busch is leaning heavily on humor in a raft of ads slotted for this year’s game, which airs Feb. 3.

Bud Light will be featured in six of the seven spots being purchased by the brewer, while the

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More Than 50 Animals Removed from Michigan Farm

Mackinac County, Mich., authorities have removed 54 animals from a Rexton farm.

County animal control officer Wendy Frosland said the owner tried to care for them but the cost and the work became too much.

The owner still could face

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Manure Pile Disappearing From Santa Fe Horse Racetrack

Workers are smoothing out a pile of manure at The Downs at Santa Fe horse racetrack in New Mexico.


Crews are spreading the manure four to five inches thick over a 40-acre parcel of the track.The manure will be tilled into the soil and

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