BLM Arizona Issues Equine Influenza Advisory
Pat Raia
June 8, 2015
Six wild burros from the Black Mountain Herd Management Area tested positive influenza last month.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
Six wild burros from the Black Mountain Herd Management Area tested positive influenza last month.
The Pan American Conference featured a variety of speakers who focused on anti-doping, marketing, and more.
The Brooke is working to rescue and treat hundreds of equids trapped by landslides and injured by falling rocks.
The group will advocate for uniform medication standards for American Thoroughbred racing.
The horse sustained injuries, including a neck fracture, after being dragged down a gravel road behind a truck.
A Tennessee judge has dismissed the soring case against Walking Horse trainer Larry Wheelon due to lack of evidence.
Eddy County commissioners oppose legislation banning the transport of horses to other countries for processing.
California authorities are hoping the public can help locate a Miniature Horse reported stolen from its Phelan pasture.
Breeders’ Cup has expanded its out-of-competition drug testing program, increased security at barns, and more.
Authorities say the wounded horse is expected to survive after being shot two or three times in the head.
The new facility will include two 15-stall barns, indoor and outdoor arenas, and multiple pastures and paddocks.
A good relationship with the dam is an easy way to promote positive interactions between foals and humans.
A Miniature Horse found dead in a pond in Boaz, Alabama, was neither shot nor skinned, according to necropsy results.
Award of Merit nominees consist of individuals or organizations working to provide a better life for Thoroughbreds.
In 2014 racehorses in Ohio produced 112 positive drug tests, most of them for flunixin meglumine or phenylbutazone.
Nearly 30 Arabian horses are receiving rehabilitative care after they were seized at a South Carolina farm.
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