Dr. Abraham Verghese to Deliver Keynote at 2018 AAEP Convention
Edited Press Release
September 1, 2018
Abraham Verghese, MD, will address the importance of the physical examination in modern medicine.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
Abraham Verghese, MD, will address the importance of the physical examination in modern medicine.
The BLM hopes to gather all wild horses residing at the Beaty Butte HMA and subsequently return 100 studs and fertility control-treated mares to the range.
The BLM gathered and removed 801 horses from the Nevada Wild Horse Range, in Nye County.
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Ellis Park’s accreditation brings the number of active accredited racetracks in the United States and Canada to 24, including every Thoroughbred track in Kentucky.
As the Department of the Interior considers moving the new BLM headquarters from Washington, D.C. to a Western site, advocates believe the move could have benefits for wild horses under the agency’s management.
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