BLM Offers Reward for Information on Wild Horse Shooting
Pat Raia
March 15, 2016
The BLM is offering $10,000 for information on the shooting death of a horse in October 2015 near Carson City, Nevada.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
The BLM is offering $10,000 for information on the shooting death of a horse in October 2015 near Carson City, Nevada.
The legislation would aid in creating uniform standards in drug testing and enforcement for Thoroughbred racing.
As part of the process, the BLM is hosting a public scoping tour of the Blue Wing Complex on March 19 and 20.
The decisions are on cases involving Dr. Hallvard Sommerseth, Abdul Aziz Sheikh, and Ali Mohammed Al Muhairi.
A judge has awarded the state Department of Agriculture custody of 32 horses seized last month from their owners.
Officials seized 23 malnourished horses from a Riverside County farm.
State authorities have seized 32 horses from an Andalusian, Friesian, and Gypsy Vanner breeding operation.
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The second phase of the study was postponed because of last year’s highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak.
A group of owners allege that monensin-contaminated feed from Western Milling caused their horses to become ill or die.
The board also voted in support of an expanded and more comprehensive out-of-competition drug testing rule.
Two wild horses died in separate collisions on Highway 50 near Dayton in the early morning hours of Feb. 25.
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The owner allegedly purchased the horses on Craigslist but was unable to care for them.
Authorities are investigating the alleged abuse of a roping horse at the Boulder County Fairgrounds.
The 12 approved measures will be applied for the rest of the United Arab Emirates’ endurance season.
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