A hotly-deliberated rule would bar horses with complete loss of vision from competing — which currently includes a particularly high-profile horse named Endo the Blind. Biz Stamm brings us the scoop.
All human and equine residents survived the storm but the farm sustained major damage. Horse Nation spoke with boarder Victoria Tripiano as the farm starts the clean-up process.
20 slaughter-bound horses survived a trailer wreck on Sunday night, October 23 — but their happy ending is still not guaranteed. HN caught up with rescuer Kelly Smith to share their story.
Six horses pulled from a sales holding pen in June were discovered this week to be horses retired out of the Oklahoma State University NCAA equestrian program — but it’s still unclear exactly how they got there.
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is seeking any information from the public that would lead to the identification and arrest of those responsible for the shooting of wild horses in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest that left two horses injured and one dead.
Susan Ash, the founder of Stop Animal Violence or SAVE, reports to Horse Nation with an update on the plight of abused pack animals at Havasu Falls in Arizona.
Horse Nation spoke with Advisory Board volunteer Ginger Kathrens, who voted in opposition to the controversial proposal calling for the euthanasia or sale of 45,000 mustangs currently in BLM holding facilities.
Horse Nation spoke with Advisory Board volunteer Ben Masters, who voted in favor of the controversial proposal which calls for the euthanasia or sale of the 45,000 mustangs in short- and long-term holding.
As days of intense rainfall and cresting rivers force evacuations in Louisiana, the Lamar Dixon Expo Center has opened its doors to hundreds of displaced horse and other animals — and they need help.
With Bromont out of the running and Kentucky officially opting out as a possible host, another North American venue has stepped up to the plate: Tryon International Equestrian Center of North Carolina.
In a follow-up to our April story about the horrific abuses and conditions suffered by pack horses at Havasu Falls, we’re pleased to report today that the Havasupai tribe is taking positive steps to break the cycle.
The ramifications of last week’s “Brexit” vote are still being hashed out by politicians, pundits and mainstream media — but what might this historic decision mean for the equine industry? Leslie Threlkeld takes a look.
Trainer Maria Borell’s past year has been a roller coaster ride of ups and downs, but the latest twist gives her story a dark turn: over 40 horses either owned by Borell or under her care are starving to death in Kentucky.
A group of well-intentioned but ill-informed hikers carried a foal for over an hour in Dartmoor when they believed it had been abandoned. The foal was bottle-raised for five days but ultimately died.
