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Publisher And Farm Managers Team Up To Benefit Humane Society
The Blood-Horse Charitable Foundation, a division of The Blood-Horse, Inc., an international equine publishing house, will present a donation to the Lexington Humane Society on Wednesday, March 1, 2000, that will enable the purchase of a new
Combating Founder’s Worst Attack
Whether you are a horse owner, trainer, stable manager or farrier, there’s nothing worse than opening the stable door to discover founder in one of your horses. This crippling disease often leads to the demise of the horse.
But thanks t
Cookie Company Fears Snacks Will Be Mistaken For Horse Treats
A well-known snack foods manufacturer thinks its customers have a hard time telling the difference between the low fat cookies it makes for people, and treats made for horses.
Multi-national giant Nabisco Brands Company, manufacturer of
Horse Town Opens Its Doors To Visitors
It’s more than just a town. The new exhibit at the American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum offers a world of opportunity to anyone interested in learning about horses.
A family-oriented, hands-on exhibit, “Horse Town”
Most Influential Horsemen Announced
The following are the 50 horsemen featured in the Chronicle Of The Horse’s Turn of the Century Issue; The Chronicle’s editorial staff joined 24 accomplished horsemen in selecting the final roster of winners, including: Neil Ayer,
Horse Dealer Enters Plea Agreement
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that Bodee Baldwin of Amarillo, Texas, has signed a plea agreement in U.S. District Court in Charlottesville, Va.
In July 1999, Baldwin was indicted on five counts of false statements
Piedra 2000 Spring Seminar
The Piedra Foundation 2000 Spring Seminar will be held on February 26, 2000 at San Luis Rey Downs Resort in Bonsall California (for directions https://www.slrd.com/contact/).
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Shahinian-Simpson Wins $50,000 Cosequin Grand Prix by 2/10ths of a Second at Indio Desert Circuit II
In one of the closest jump-offs ever at the Indio Desert Circuit, Richard Spooner of Glendale, California, and Nicole Shahinian-Simpson of Westlake Village, CA, faced off over the eight-jump course and held the crowd spellbound to the final
Colorado State Sets Open House For New Bioresearch Facility
Area residents are invited to tour Colorado State University’s new BioEnvironmental Hazards Research Building March 17.
The building, which is completed but will not be operational during the tour, is a state-of-the-art facility on the
Sliced Bread Has Arrived
Drug testing is about to move into the 21st century for horseracing. Research findings at the University of Kentucky’s Gluck Equine Research Center could make the use of urine in post-race drug testing a thing of the past within a very short
American Horse Publications Approves Its First Electronic Publication Members
Six equine websites have been recognized as American Horse Publications (AHP) Electronic Publication members since the new membership category was approved by the general membership at its annual meeting in Nashville last year. New Media
Proposed Budget Increase For Animal Welfare Act Enforcement
The Humane Society of The United States (HSUS), the nation’s largest animal protection organization with more than seven million members and constituents, applauded President Clinton Monday, February 7, for proposing an increase of $5 million in
HSUS To Hold Animal Care Expo 2000 in Las Vegas
The Humane Society of the United States, the nation’s largest animal protection organization, will hold its annual Animal Care Expo at Las Vegas’ Riviera Hotel from February 16 to February 19. Animal Care Expo is the world’s largest trade show
USDA Proposes Amendment To Animal Semen Import Regulations
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing to eliminate import requirements for canine and mule semen from anywhere in the world and for equine semen from Canada.
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On Target Training Offers Clinics Across Florida
Shawna and Vinton Karrasch, creators of the unique On Target, Training program, will be in Wellington, FL, from February 12-29. The pair will offer clinics and training seminars throughout the area.
A clinic is already scheduled for
USDA And Tenn. Horse Owner Settle HPA Charges
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Bobbie Jo Garrison, a horse owner in Crossville, Tenn., have settled charges of Horse Protection Act (HPA) violations.
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