Edited Press Release

At the end of 2020, 117 horses lived on the North Carolina barrier island, including two 27-year-old mares.

Zimeta is the first and only approved drug to control fever in horses.

The National Academies of Sciences report also recommends revising the scar rule.

Information gathered from rescues, adoption centers, shelters and other organizations will be used to enhance programming for transitioning and at-risk equines.

The organization's board of directors voted to cancel several championship shows due to COVID-19 risks.

The commission is charged with studying the status of equine health and emerging equine health issues.

The "Tuesday Talk" series from Virginia Tech begins on January 12 and runs through April.

Combining beautiful cinematography with expert interviews, Wild Lands Wild Horses seeks to tell the story of America’s wild horses

Each player of this free online game has the chance to win rare Secretariat "rookie" trading cards.

More than $30,000 in funding awarded to 33 projects across the state,

The America’s Horse Cares grant program awards funding to centers that provide equine-assisted activities and therapies to individuals with special needs.

The department is looking for horses between 16 and 18 hands, with a preference for draft and draft-crosses.

The NRHA Hall of Fame inductee posthumously reached more than $12.6 million in sire earnings this year.

The Miniature Horse arrived at the clinic with severe hindlimb lameness an irreparable dislocated and damaged left hip.

Marco Fuste's his first task will be a full revision of the FEI Jumping Rules

This bill aims to reduce the fatalities and injuries among racehorses.

The deadline for application is April 30, but early submission is encouraged.

Christina Abu-Dayyeh, who has been Secretary General of the Royal Jordanian Equestrian Federation since 2017, starts in the Federation role in April of 2021.

Researchers hope the study can explain differences in behavior between horses an donkeys.

The self-paced course includes approximately two weeks worth of material and goes online in early February.

Dr. Sanchez-Londoño is honored for his clinical proficiency, communication skills and deep-seated commitment to owner and student education.

Funds will support further research into U.S. helmet safety standards and the creation of an equestrian-specific rating system.

The approval means that equestrian will keep its quota of 75 athlete/horse combinations for jumping, 65 for eventing and 60 for dressage.

African Americans who currently work or have worked with horses, in any discipline, anywhere throughout the U.S. are invited to contribute their history to this remarkable historical collection.

Bold impressionistic realism artwork was done by Kentucky artist Ralph Fugate.

The virtual seminar is hosted on Zoom and open to the public and free, but registration is required.

The new space will accommodate routine and advanced equine reproductive care.

Organization names Dallas, a 30-year-old gelding from Michigan, as their School Horse of the Year.

The Thoroughbred Makeover features competition in ten disciplines for recently-retired Thoroughbreds in their first year of retraining for a career after racing.

The project will provide additional racing lanes; more durable, vigorous surface to allow more turf racing annually

Athletes between the ages of 14 and 25 are invited to apply for the upcoming season, with competition opportunities spanning from early spring through late fall.

Previous grants have helped accredited organizations assist more than 11,000 Thoroughbreds at approximately 170 facilities across North America.

The Early Career Investigator program is providing aspiring veterinary researchers with an exceptional, multidimensional mentorship experience.

The mobile app unites sellers, buyers and shippers of Thoroughbred ex-racehorses and gives back to the Thoroughbred community.

The incoming Hall of Fame members represent a wide range of cowgirls – from a country music superstar, to a world champion breakaway roper, a renowned artist, cowboy hat designer and an Olympic medalist.

Patricia Harris, VetMB, PhD discusses how to determine a horse’s body condition and offers strategies to prevent equine obesity.

The app creators hope to provide information to backstretch and farm workers about healthcare, dental services, immigration assistance and much more.

Funded by the Morris Animal Foundation, the study aims to to help develop equine air transport protocols that reduce the risk of injury and disease in traveling horses.

New research describes a fossil family that illuminates the origin of perissodactyls, the group of mammals that includes horses, rhinos, and tapirs, and concludes they arose in or near present day India.

With a focus on overcoming challenges presented by the pandemic, this free event will be hosted as a series of live webinars each evening, but advanced registration is required.

Accreditation, which makes groups eligible to receive financial grants to support the care of their Thoroughbreds, is awarded after an application and inspection process to ensure groups meet standards in five key areas.

The organization says it will "encourage riders to stand shoulder to shoulder to fight for equality and justice. Not quietly, not anonymously... but proudly and loudly."

Many of the COVID-19-related rule modifications implemented for the 2020 competition year have been reissued and will be effective December 1, 2020, through November 30, 2021.

The laboratory performs dozens of genetic tests for horses, including those for various health conditions and coat colors.

Educational workshops are scheduled on a variety of topics, including horse health, nutrition, horsemanship and tack.

Tom O'Mara, the newest trustee, is also incoming Board President at the United States Equestrian Federation.

The six-week courses begin January 4 and include topics such as biosecurity, manure management, and basic horse nutrition.

Virtual and live equine events planned to commemorate Veterans Day, November 11 and raise awareness of veteran suicide epidemic.

Kentuckians oppose horse soring and support the Prevent All Soring Tactics Act (S. 1007/H.R. 693)

Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center to Hold Virtual Events in November