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The Horse Boy with Rupert Isaacson: Stable Scoop Episode 70
Stable Scoop Episode 70 – The Horse Boy with Rupert Isaacson: Hosts: Helena B. and Glenn the Geek Guest: Thank you so much to Rupert
Author & Grand Prix Rider Tami Hoag: Dressage Radio Episode 30
This week’s guest is Grand Prix dressage rider and best-selling author Tami Hoag. Join Lisa Wilcox and me as we discuss riding off the track
Free "Horsey" Christmas Cards
I like to share fun stuff with you in this blog, especially if it’s free. SmartPakequine.com is offering a “build-it-yourself” Christmas card. You can pick
FEI Medication Policies to be put to Assembly Vote
Whether the restricted use of a small number of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) should be permitted in Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) competition will be put to a vote at the 2010 General Assembly, following a resolution passed by the FEI Bureau today.
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TheHorse.com en Español: Azùcares en Pastura y los Riesgos para Laminitis
This is one of a series of articles translated as part of our partnership with A Caballo, an equine publication based in Mexico, and Jorge Murga, DVM. Keep an eye on TheHorse.com for more Spanish-language resources coming soon.
Placentitis Research Could Help Prevent Late-Term Abortions
Placentitis, which often is caused by an ascending infection that enters the mare’s uterus through the cervix, is the single most important cause of premature delivery of a foal.
Senior Horse Contest Winners Selected
Purina has selected the winners of its online Senior Horse Tales Contest. Four national winners and seven regional winners were chosen in categories that included best senior horse essay, best senior horse or senior pony photo, oldest horse in age, and oldest pony in age. Entrants were asked to include how Purina Equine Senior feed made an impact on their horses.
“The passion
Kentucky Unwanted Horses Addressed in New Report
The number of Kentucky horses abandoned by their owners rose through 2009, according to a report released by the Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) this week. County officials, rescue operators, and KHC members provided data for the report, which compared the number of horses abandoned or placed in equine rescues between 2007 and 2009.
An estimated 168 horses were reported abandoned by
Barn Fire Prevention Tips Shared by Readers
More than 640 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “What fire prevention measures do you employ around your barn?”
Betsy Cohen on Food for Thought: Horse Tip Daily #108
Betsy Cohen has worked for over 10 years with Bickmore. Betsy joins us to share her knowledge on leather care and horse care. Today she
Calling All Donkeys
A church in Redditch, Worcestershire, UK, has yet to fill one vial role in their annual Christmas pageant: the donkey. They put out a call
Alpha Mare on the Beach Debut!
I’ve been saving this for a special occasion, and today is the day! My husband is a professional musician. He wrote the theme for the
Mark Phillips and Max Corcoran: Eventing Radio Episode 55
Mark Phillips shares his views on some current issues facing the sport this week while Max Corcoran steps into the co-host spot and offers some
Halters Benefit Standardbred Rescue Groups
Standardbred rescue organizations will be the beneficiary of a new charitable effort, “Halters for Hope,” which will provide extraordinary access to memorabilia from harness racing’s biggest stars.
Worn halters with engraved nameplates, will be collected from the caretakers of sport’s top racehorses, sires, and broodmares, an
State Animal Cruelty Laws Graded
Kentucky, North Dakota, Hawaii, Idaho, and Mississippi have the weakest animal protection laws in the nation, according to a report released by the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) on Tuesday.
The group annually ranks U.S. states and territories according to the strength and scope of their anti-cruelty statutes. The five states designated as the worst drew low marks for their lack
