Latest News – The Horse
Judge Allows BLM to Continue Emergency Mustang Gather
The agency cannot use helicopters to gather animals in non-emergency sectors of the herd management area.
Horsemen: Penalties for Dermorphin in Horses Should Be Harsh
Dermorphin is a natural opiate more potent than morphine but less likely to produce addiction.
Bluegrass Equine Digest Receives AHP Award
Now in its third year, the monthly e-newsletter dedicated to equine research at the University of Kentucky.
Grazing Management During Drought
Good management can help horse owners get the most from their drought-stressed pastures.
Rabies Found in Georgia Horse; Six People Exposed to Virus
Six people in Georgia are receiving medical treatment after being exposed to a horse with rabies.
Additional Vesicular Stomatitis Cases Detected in New Mexico
The positive cases were found after two Otero County, N.M., horses tested positive for the disease in April.
New York Offers Discounts for Vaccinating Horses against EEE
Owners receive will a $15 discount when vaccinating horses for EEE through a participating veterinarian.
Falling Tree Kills Indiana Horse Trail Guide
An Indiana woman has died from injuries sustained when a falling tree struck her during a guided trail ride.
2012 Kentucky Equine Survey Begins June 25
Kentucky’s last comprehensive study of this type was conducted in 1977.
Artificial Head, Neck Positions Effects on Horses’ Breathing
Dutch scientists determined that all non-natural head and neck positions affect horses’ breathing.
Interview with Jane Myers, Small-Acreage Horse Farm Expert
Jane Myers is an equestrian and small-acreage horse farm expert in both Australia and the United Kingdom who recently spent seven weeks traveling North America.
LSU Equine Center Releases Fifth Research Report
The report chronicles and reviews research conducted by LSU faculty and students from 2008 through 2010.
TheHorse.com Launches Olympic Equestrian Events Blog
TheHorse.com blogger and author, Jennifer Bryant, returns to cover the equestrian events during 2012 Olympics.
HSUS Offers Cash Reward to HPA Violation Tipsters
Up to $10,000 could be awarded for information leading to the arrest and conviction of HPA violators.
Amendment Strips USDA Horsemeat Inspection Funding
The amendment restricts funding for USDA inspections at U.S. horse processing plants in 2013.
Environmental Best Practices for Horse Owners
Researchers compiled a set of best management practices to help reduce horse-related environmental pollution.
