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California Celebration to Benefit Hanaeleh Rescue
Hanaeleh equine rescue invites you to join their organization’s inaugural Celebration of Music, Art and Horses on Saturday, Nov. 7,
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 2825 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, Calif.
The inaugural celebration will feature a wine bar, hors d’oeuvres, live music, an art auction, and a special preview of excerpts from Equine Destiny, an independent documentary that
New Hampshire Equine Rescue Gets Help From New Reality TV Show
Equine Protection of North America (E.P.O.N.A.), a 501(c)(3) rescue and rehabilitation facility for abused and neglected horses in New Hampshire, received a much-needed surprise on Oct. 13. Jill Sullivan Grueter, host of Project Pawsitive, a new reality-based television show geared at providing eco-friendly renovations to deserving animal rescues in need, and a parade of local volunteers bein
Two Equine Colleges in New York Split $1 Million
It was announced on Oct. 14 that $1 million in New York state funding was awarded for economic development in what is being called “Equine Alley” on Route 20 in Madison County, according to an article on cnylink.com.
Cazenovia College will be awarded $500,000 for development of a Center for
Four Horse Deaths At Track’s Opening Day Sparks Investigation in England
Following the death of four jump horses on opening day at Wetherby Racecourse and Conference Centre in England, the track will be investigated by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), according to an article today (Oct. 16) on horseandhound.co.uk.
The previous day a track press release from Paul
Horse News: Pfizer Finalizes Fort Dodge Acquisition
Pfizer Animal Health’s acquisition of Wyeth and its subsidiary, Fort Dodge Animal Health, has been finalized. The acquisition required some products to be divested from the merged product line.
On Monday, Oct. 19, the product portfolio for Pfizer Animal Health will be announced. TheHorse.com will follow this story and bring you the latest
Six Tulsa Horses Killed on Highway
Six horses were killed and two drivers were hospitalized after a reported eight horses got out of their pasture and ran loose on Highway 169 in Tulsa, Okla., about three o’clock this morning (Oct. 16), according to kjrh.com.
At one point there
Free Equine Castration Clinic A Success in Minnesota
A free equine castration clinic was held on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Lake Elmo, Minn. The clinic was sponsored by the Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition, which is made up of members from the Minnesota Horse Council, the Minnesota Animal Humane Society, Equine Rescues, the University of Minnesota, and the Minnesota Association of Equine
Dr. Geoff Tucker on Flabby Cheeks: Horse Tip Daily Epidose 68
It is always fun speaking with Dr. Geoff Tucker. He is one of the most popular horse dentists in the country and a bit of
Boyd & Silva Martin: Eventing Radio Episode 45
In our continuing series of Couples in the Sport, Pennsylvania-based Boyd and Silva Martin share stories of their relationship as they combine their successful careers
My New Horse!
I bought a new horse yesterday, sight-unseen! Jewell will be traveling from Wyoming to Kentucky in a couple of weeks! I’m SOOO excited! And I didn’t
Part 1 of Marching Orders: Readying for surgery
Today begins Part 1 of the story of how a former racehorse transformed the life of an inmate in this excerpt from the new book
Equine Recurrent Uveitis Biomarker Research a Real Eye Opener
Equine recurrent uveitis (ERU) is the most common cause of blindness in horses and is believed to affect approximately 10% of the equine population. The exact cause of ERU remains unclear, although researchers have shown that recurrent bouts of inflammation involving activated T-cells (cells largely responsible for cell-mediated immunity) lead to destruction of the retina.
In an
University of Kentucky Researcher wins Prestigious Award; Will be Honored by President Obama
David McNear, PhD, assistant professor of rhizosphere science in the University of Kentucky’s (UK) Plant and Soil Sciences Department, was recently awarded the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) for his research on endophyte-infected tall fescue and how it impacts soil microbial communities, chemical properties, and nutrient cycling.
New Animal Welfare License Plate Available in Maine
A new welfare specialty license plate for the state of Maine is now available for purchase, announced Planet Dog. The plate directly supports the health and welfare of Maine’s companion animals.
The plate features colorful silhouettes of a cat, dog, rabbit, horse, and bird with the slogan “respect. love. adopt.” It can be purchased at Bureau of Motor Vehicles branch offices, as wel
Morris Animal Foundation Highlights its Hot Topics Blog
Looking for new and compelling information about the latest in animal health information and research, veterinary advances, and animal-related events? Morris Animal Foundation’s Hot Topics blog provides regularly updated health research and event information about dogs, cats, horses, llamas/alpacas and wildlife, and it also
When Does a Horse Need a Farrier?
There are several signs that will inform an owner that a horse needs the ministrations of a farrier.



