Poll Recap: Training Across Riding Disciplines
Jennifer Whittle
June 20, 2017
Of the 305 respondents, 166 (54%) said they’ve cross-trained their horses outside their primary riding disciplines.
Of the 305 respondents, 166 (54%) said they’ve cross-trained their horses outside their primary riding disciplines.
The survey is part of ongoing research to collect information to guide future management of wild burros in Arizona.
The Horse Media Group received four awards, including two first place honors.
Russell Williams represents the U.S. Trotting Association and Matt Iuliano represents The Jockey Club.
The public hearing is scheduled for June 27 in Ely, Nevada.
The AHC presents the Rolapp Award annually to a Congress member they believe has supported the horse industry.
A total of 33 vet students preparing for equine medicine careers have received a combined $102,000 in financial support.
The AHC award recognizes an individual who has shown leadership and service to the horse community in his or her state.
Since 2006 Sydney Knott has has introduced more than 20,000 men, women, and children to horses and horseback riding.
All post-race drug testing at the upcoming Royal Ascot meet will be recorded using a smartphone app.
The environmental assessment analyzes methods for managing wild horses and burros in Nevada’s East Pershing Complex.
The standards were reviewed and modified at the ARCI’s equine welfare and racing integrity conference in April.
The NYCLASS proposal would place New York City’s carriage industry under Taxi and Limousine Commission jurisdiction.
Of the 430 respondents, 93 (22%) said they take more than two weeks off work each year for horse-related activities.
The BLM transported 45 stallions, 34 mares, and 15 foals to the Indian Lakes Off-Range Corral, in Fallon, Nevada.
An angry shareholder pushed the donkey into the tiger enclosure in protest over a financial dispute with the zoo.
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