Wyoming Horse Hair Thefts Probed
Pat Raia
September 12, 2012
Wyoming law enforcement agencies in two counties have received roughly 40 reports of horse tails being cut.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
Wyoming law enforcement agencies in two counties have received roughly 40 reports of horse tails being cut.
One horse was shot and three others doused with chemicals while they grazed in their Phoenix pasture.
The book covers the twisting morass of equine regulatory law and tells a history of Thoroughbred racing.
U.S. Atty. Steven Neff is seeking probation and a significant fine for Jackie McConnell.
Twenty-six prednisone positives were identified during “super testing” earlier this year.
The BLM seeks comment on a proposed non-helicopter gather and removal of wild horses at three Nevada HMAs.
The American Veterinary Medical Association has approved Animal College of Animal Welfare as a specialty.
Wild horses and burros will be removed from their ranges in Nevada under a U.S. Fish and Wildlife plan.
While the drug initially reduced airway sensitivity, long-term use seems to result in reduced effectiveness.
Disaster response teams in Louisiana offer immediate help for horses lost during Hurricane Isaac.
Ruidoso Downs chairman says serious drug offenders will be banned from the track’s property starting in 2013.
The BLM is extending its deadline for private land wild horse ecosanctuary proposals from Aug. 29 to Sept. 19.
The organization endorsed a proposal to have Salix administered by certain veterinarians only.
Gov. Steve Beshear implemented regulations reforming some aspects of the state’s equine medication policy.
This grant program aids in the rescue and rehabilitation of retired racehorses.
Race-day medication discussions are taking place in both Kentucky and West Virginia.
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