Equine

Equine Piroplasmosis Disease Investigation Continues
[Nov. 4, 2009] Equine piroplasmosis may be carried and transmitted by as many as 15 species of ticks.

Mustang makeover a labor of love for Lewiston family
[Oct. 31, 2009] Annaka Cutler gallops bareback past a round pen with a half-dozen dogs and a few guinea hens trailing behind her.

Mustangs in training: Father, daughter make progress with wild horses
[Oct. 27, 2009] Annaka Cutler gallops bareback past a round pen with a half dozen dogs and a few guinea hens trailing behind her. ...

2010 Clinic Tickets & Spots Discounted NOW!
[Oct. 27, 2009] See television horse training host Julie Goodnight as she travels across America to work with horses and riders during her intimate, 2-day clinics..

Amos Arenas Announces Christmas Special
[Oct. 26, 2009] Amos Arenas announces big Christmas Savings!

HorseLink Magazine Issue 7 - Beat Bridling Resistance
[Oct. 24, 2009] See The Newest Issue Here By Courtesy of Horse Link Magazine

Horse Teeth Floaters/Bobby Griswold
[Oct. 20, 2009] We really need vets who are willing to speak up on behalf of the non-DVM dental practitioners as well as for the rights of horse owners... By Courtesy of Edye Lucas

Tick-Transmitted Horse Disease Detected on South Texas Ranch
[Oct. 20, 2009] A tick-borne disease known as equine piroplasmosis has been confirmed on a ranch in South Texas. Additional testing is being conducted to determine the extent of infection. Horses on the ranch are quarantined to their premises, and a thorough disease investigation is underway.

Man accused of taking rodeo horse appears in court
[Oct. 20, 2009] AP - October 19, 2009 4:55 PM ET PIERRE, SD (AP) - A Fort Pierre man accused of stealing a rodeo horse made his first court appearance Monday and said he ...

LIVE BARREL RACE WEBCAST - D&G 2009 Super Tour
[Oct. 17, 2009] All the live action starts today at 5:00pm CDT and continues through Sunday, October 18. By Barrel Horse World

We Can Go Back To The Good Old Days of Cross-Country
[Oct. 17, 2009] For most of this decade, event riders, officials and course designers in the United States and abroad have debated the rise of the short format and the near demise of the classic format for three-day events... By John Strassburger

Red Sox Success Could Bring Back Boston Mounted Unit
[Oct. 14, 2009] The Boston Herald is reporting that city officials are concerned about crowd control should the Boston Red Sox make the World Series.

Birth Control for West’s Wild Herds?
[Oct. 14, 2009] The Washington Post is reporting that the government plans to sterilize wild horse herds and relocate some to sanctuaries, according to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.

Unexplained Lameness? Could Be Back Problems
[Oct. 14, 2009] You’ve had the vet out, and he’s done a lameness exam and blocked joints. You might have even had your horse’s stifle or hocks (or both) injected. But he’s still not right. It’s an unspecific type of lameness, and it doesn’t necessarily put him out of work.