Split Over Race-Day Salix Continues in Kentucky
Tom LaMarra
May 18, 2012
The Salix debate will continue in early June when the KHRC holds a town hall meeting on the topic.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
The Salix debate will continue in early June when the KHRC holds a town hall meeting on the topic.
The Illinois Senate has passed legislation designating miniature horses as recognized service animals.
Proceeds from the sale of “How to Start and Run a Rescue” will go directly toward funding Operation Gelding.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission reported successful Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby Presented by Y
A Florida man is facing multiple charges in connection with the shooting deaths of two of his horses.
The case against a woman accused of stealing five horses Southern Arkansas University will go forward.
The bill would ban the slaughter of horses and the sale of horsemeat for human consumption in New Jersey.
In 2011, the organization placed 30 Thoroughbreds in approved homes and maintained an average herd size of 24.
The NSBA Board voted unanimously to minimum penalties for confirmed cases of inhumane horse treatment/
He could face a suspension and fine stemming from a 2010 in which horse in his care had elevated TCO2 levels.
Dr. Nathaniel While has stepped down as director of the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center.
The website–cleanhorseracing.org–is dedicated to the reform of horse racing medication rules.
The KHRC will discuss a possible three-year phase-out of race-day furosemide in graded and listed stakes.
Crundwell is accused of embezzling more than $53 million from the small Illinois town she worked for.
The USEF banned GABA, an inhibitory neurotransmitter, use in February following documented adverse reactions.
The complaint alleges the Suffolk Co. SPCA illegally exercised police power and violated civil rights.
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