Donations collected will help horses and horse owners affected by last week’s severe storms and tornadoes.

An industrial site near Mountain Grove, Mo., could be the location of the first horse processing plant.

A Southern Michigan barn fire at the farm of longtime Thoroughbred owner/breeder Jerry Campbell’s Ca

The College of Agriculture instituted this name change to better reflect UK’s breadth of equine offerings.

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association Safety and Integrity Alliance considers the presence of a ‘safety

The KDA, KEEP, and KHC announced Oct. 6 that horses have been added to the Kentucky Proud program.

A collision between two wagons during a chuckwagon race has been blamed for a fatal injury to a Thoroughbred

Gregory L. Ferraro, DVM, has been appointed associate director of the William R. Pritchard Veterinary Medical

Sanofi-aventus (the parent company of Merial) and Merck (the parent company of Intervet/Schering-Plough) announced today that their plans to merge the two animal health divisions into a new animal health venture have been terminated. Plans for the

The investigation into a number of undiagnosed and unexplained neurologic clinical signs present in some Australian horses was halted March 15 due to a strike at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), the

Exactly 590 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “How have rising gas prices affected your horse activities?”

Brereton Jones, who has served as chairman of the Kentucky Equine Education Project (KEEP) since it was formed in May 2004, has resigned from his position. KEEP was formed with the purpose to educate Kentucky residents on the importance of the horse

Horse enthusiasts looking to pick up the latest cost-effective, science-based information on managing their animals can register now to attend the April 16 “Key Steps to Revitalizing Your Equine Partner” seminar in Cherokee, Okla. The Oklahoma

Equine enthusiasts unable to use their own facilities to house a horse should consult a well-thought-out checklist when looking to board the animal. Dave Freeman, PhD, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension equine specialist, advises horse