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The University of Maryland, Baltimore is partnering with City Ranch and the UM BioPark to bring a youth horseback riding program to surrounding community.

The formulation, called KetoMed, contains the same active ingredient in the same concentrations as the brand name product.

A fourth webinar from Equine Guelph has been added to accommodate first responders, veterinarians, horse owners and others who want to learn more about the topic of rescue equipment and techniques.

The new virus strain is undetectable with current diagnostic tests and appears different than the type controlled by available vaccines; role in current outbreak is still unclear

The fund is intended to provide financial support to riders and owners who accrued veterinary expenses resulting directly from the EHV-1 outbreaks in Spain.

Officials hope to gather data on the equine segment of the state's livestock industry.

International competition is slated to begin again on April 12, following a shut down to control disease spread.

The new exhibit space is just under 930 square feet, which is more than 20 times larger than the previous exhibit space; Greg Harbut and Ray Daniels, the owners of Necker Island, are newly featured.

During the five-year program, each participating fourth grader will receive a copy of "The Black Stallion" and the opportunity to interact with a horse.

A significant increase in cases has affected some farms, but there has been no recognized rise in associated mortality.

Students who complete an Associates Degree at Scottsdale Community College can transfer 67 credits to the university towards a Bachelor of Science degree.

The hour-long, interactive event on April 14 will focus on strategies and guidelines for feeding.

Renovation will honor the history of horses in Maryland, while looking to the future to serve as a hub for learning and collaboration.

The shutdown is extended until April 11 in an effort to minimize the spread of a very aggressive strain of a neurological form of the virus.

More than 300 riders, in grades 4 through 12, will compete for three days in April

The project is part of part of senior capstone design course and final results will be submitted to American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1) causes respiratory disease, abortions and neurological disease. Transmission occurs via the respiratory system, with droplets of the virus being spread by mucus via snorting, coughing and human contact.

Voros serves as director of photography for the popular show "Yellowstone"

The pair, a dark brownish-red mare and a black-and-white gelding, were discovered missing in late February.

This free service linking employers and job seekers in Ontario's equine industry has been updated to improve usability.

Certain ongoing events will be allowed to continue as "bubbles" with no new horses being allowed to enter the venues and strict biosecurity protocols.

The free event will include shopping guides, educational video presentations by clinicians and video contests.

Biweekly educational and entertaining equine healthcare audio and video podcast for equine enthusiasts and seasoned equestrians

This is the second release in The Ideal Series, which is inspired by the works of artist Orren Mixer

The book contains statistics on breeding, import/export and sales trends, all of which appear to have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The story-telling podcast, produced and hosted by the editors of EQUUS magazine, underscores and celebrates the way horses enrich our lives.

The 16-year-old mare is a veteran therapy horse, having helped riders work towards independence for nearly a decade.

The program offers marketing tools and guidance to help promote riding lessons to service local communities.

This is the seventh consecutive year that more than $1 million has been approved to support new projects, continuing research and career development.

The bipartisan Animal Cruelty Enforcement Act would create a new Animals Crimes section within the Department of Justice

Combined 2020 and 2021 classes make for the biggest retraining competition yet.

The February 16 online event is part of the University's Equine Seminar series.

The series kicks off with “Horses in Black Communities” in honor of Black History Month

"Unprecedented outpouring of support" started and fueled by riders has generated more than $500,000

Exhibition of 65 works added to the National Cowgirl Museum permanent collection

The downloadable diagrams can help horse owners develop an evacuation plan to save the lives of horses and humans during a barn fire or other emergency.

The measure, cosponsored by more than 100 members of Congress, would ban the transportation of horses across state lines in double deck trailers.

Diverse high school students to receive opportunities in the veterinary industry

Now in its 73rd year, the National Appaloosa Show is the longest-running, single-breed horse show in the nation. This year's show will run from July 25 to August 1.

Study suggests that horses may have been more deeply integrated into Plains cultures than previously thought, influencing the way people moved, traded, hunted and more.

Original photos will be accepted as entries through February 28

Officials say other competitions without spectators may be scheduled for the Kentucky Horse Park for those dates.

Tour and new programming serve as extension to Museum’s longtime exhibit

Donations such as horse-themed artwork, decorations, jewelry and tack are welcome. Proceeds of the auction will go to the AYHC's grant program.

Approximately 80 wild horses will be available for adoption at Rock Springs Wild Horse Holding Facility in Wyoming facility on February 19 and 20

Ten scholarships of $2,000 each are being offered by the Kentucky Equine Education Project.

After her childhood horse was sold without her knowledge, Kayla Pevytoe never gave up the search.

Learn about managing carbohydrates, new herbicides and wise investments for pasture management from 6 until 7:30 p.m. EST on January 26

Open to interested equestrians in the U.S., Canada and around the world, the online convention features eight seminars.

The modernized site includes improved, user-friendly navigation and up-to-date news items.