AVMA, AAEP Call for Ban on Action Devices for Tenn. Walkers
Edited Press Release
June 14, 2012
The groups want a ban on action devices and performance packages for training and showing Tennessee Walkers.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
The groups want a ban on action devices and performance packages for training and showing Tennessee Walkers.
Kentucky horsemen, after the vote, said they intend to lobby lawmakers to oppose the regulation.
Two New York senators announced June 12 that they do not support a ban on race-day Salix administration.
The measure would ban the use of furosemide on race-day in graded and listed stakes over a three-year period.
Using paleontology, archeology, and genomics, researchers identified the location of equine domestication.
The coalition is working to improve the health and safety of equines and humans at racetracks in the state.
The AGSC supports a ban on all race-day medication in graded stakes race for 2-year-old Thoroughbreds.
The animals died after a watering system malfunctioned, leaving them without an adequate water supply.
The BLM started the emergency roundup because persistent drought conditions diminished food and water supplies
Confirmed speakers include U.S. Olympians, doctors, helmet manufacturers, and more.
The group that canceled development of a horse processing plant in Mountain Grove, Mo., eyes Rockville.
Jeff Dockery has pleaded guilty in high-profile Tennessee Walking Horse abuse case.
The 8-year-old Standardbred mare was shot with a captive bolt gun and killed while she grazed in her field.
Wendi Cox and William “Billy” Hamilton, Jr., are both facing charges in connection with the case.
Roughly 15 individuals commented on the KHRC Salix phase-out proposal, with only one in support of the measure
A Florida mare belonging to a cancer-stricken owner was found dead last month apparently butchered for meat.
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