Running for a (Horsey) Cause
Megan Arszman
April 20, 2012
Over the winter I have been training for my very first half marathon (13.1 miles), which I am running April 28 in Louisville, Ky., as
Over the winter I have been training for my very first half marathon (13.1 miles), which I am running April 28 in Louisville, Ky., as
The list of equipment needed to manage a horse property is long, and sometimes overwhelming, especially for those just starting out. Not only is new
Do you know what is going on around you most of the time? Are you aware of the smells, the sounds, and the sights around
It’s an ethical question, not a legal one, and I want your opinion. What do the Grand National Steeplechase and a weekly New York Times
Many horse people–from veterinarians to caretakers–will tell you that horses are living longer today than ever before, largely thanks to a combination of improved nutritional
Every few years I hear a story or receive an email about veterinarians handling a horse with rabies. These accounts are rare, but they’re usually
The Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI), as the world governing body of equestrian sport, provides the framework for all FEI events, and central to this framework is horse welfare.
Almost every stateÑall except New York, Maryland, Nevada, and CaliforniaÑhave some sort of equine activity law that in many situations can serve as a defense
Over the last few months, animal science as a degree has endured some negative publicity, even mocking by bloggers and various websites. How does this
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LOVELAND, Colorado, March 23, 2012– E.I. Medical Imaging (EIMI), a worldwide leader in portable ultrasound systems for veterinary use announced today
I know we’ve covered this topic many times, but I just can’t help discussing it when we see more news stories about people under the
Putting horses out too soon can reduce the productivity of your pastures this coming summer and letting your horses graze too much can be dangerous to horse health. Here are some considerations to keep in mind before you open up the gates to the pasture.
Ritchie Industries Updates Stall Fount Series Design Conrad, Iowa (March 14, 2012)-Ritchie Industries, the leading manufacturer of automatic watering fountains, has released a
A relative of a friend of a friend was taking photographs at a horse show recently when she was informed by a representative of event
The Animal Transport Association (ATA) was able to meet with Clint Lancaster of the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM), who gave a presentation on
George Winegar, past president, Robert D. Campball award winner, and a member of Animal Transportation Association since its inception, gave an overview of historical horse
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