Equine News

CAES: West Nile expanding in Connecticut | News  WFSBWest Nile Virus activity is spreading throughout Connecticut, state scientists said.

The Chronicle of the Horse  The Chronicle of the HorseIt's no secret to anyone who rides horses that time spent with hay in our hair and mane in our hands is therapeutic (hence the well-worn Winston Churchill quote ...

Horse power  The River Reporter

GRAHAMSVILLE, NY — These days, when people talk about horse power, they think about how many ponies are under the hood.But for the folks who make up ...

Why Cattle Egrets Ride Wild Horses  southernliving.comThe hottest rideshare *service* in the Outer Banks has four legs and runs on vegetation, just don't expect it to get you where you need to go quickly or smoothly.

Stonestreet Farm Launches Yearling Warranty  TheHorse.comPosted by University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment | Aug 21, 2019 | Article, Breeding and Reproduction, Horse Care, Horse Industry ...

ISES Day 2: Feeding Horses Naturally, Footing Issues, and New Research Goals  TheHorse.comInternational Society for Equitation Science conference attendees learned about practical applications of scientific studies and discovered new theories...

70-Year-Old Man Wins 1,000-Kilometer Horse Race in Mongolia  The New York TimesBob Long, 70, just became the oldest person to finish what Guinness World Records calls the longest multi-horse race in the world. He also came in first.

Gorajec: Some Quarter Horse Trainers Give New Meaning To 'Take Their Best Shot' - Horse Racing News  Paulick ReportQuarter Horses accounted for less than half of the races in New Mexico in 2017 but 80% of the positive drug tests, writes Joe G...

18 Louisiana Horses Confirmed Positive for EEE or WNV  TheHorse.comThe Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry confirmed on Aug. 20 that since June 5, 18 horses in that state have tested positive for EEE, one of which ...

Indian Relay Celebrates History And Culture Through Horse Racing  88.9 KETRIt's a windy, hazy summer morning on the Snake River plain in southeastern Idaho, and Shoshone-Bannock tribal member Trevor Beasley is hanging out.