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Cody Ohl Endorses Daily 72®
Goodyear, AZ, March 29, 2007 - Cody Ohl of Hico, Texas, winner of five Professional Rodeo Cowboy's Association (PRCA) tie-down calf roping world championships and one PRCA all-around world title, has announced his endorsement of Daily 72® manufacture ... Read the full article

Questions to Ask your Vet before Breeding
Deciding to breed your horse is a big step, and chances are you have a few questions that you want answered. Whether this is your first or fiftieth time, you don’t know it all. So here are some of the most commonly asked questions- and answers that we have found in our own breeding adventures. It is important to remember that every horse and situation is different, so ask your vet about your own specific case. ... Read the full article

Daily72 Presents “The Horse Show LIVE! with Rick Lamb”
Daily72 Presents “The Horse Show LIVE! with Rick Lamb” at the Denver and Vail Valley Rocky Mountain Horse Expos Visitors to every Rocky Mountain Horse Expo squeeze in a packed weekend of featured events, and this year popular radio/TV host and aut ... Read the full article

Can You Breed a Perfect Foal?
If every owner had the key to unlocking the formula for breeding the perfect foal, then there would be no competition, no challenge, and no appreciation for the art and science of breeding. If breeding was this easy and we were all able to breed the exact foal to suit our needs on the first try we would be bending the laws of nature and taking away from the excitement of discovering the unknown. We may not be able to breed the perfect foal every time, but though trial, error, skill and a little luck it is possible to find the right combination to suit our needs. ... Read the full article

CONTAGIOUS EQUINE METRITIS CONFIRMED IN A SOMERSET HORSE
London, 30 March/GNN/ -- DEPARTMENT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS News Release (167/05) issued by the Government News Network on 30 March 2005 Defra has today confirmed a case of Contagious Equine Metritis Organism (CEMO) in a horse i ... Read the full article

University of South Florida forms new Equestrian Club
The University of South Florida Equestrian Club in Tampa, Florida is a new club with very promising competition teams in the English, Western, and Dressage disciplines. As a fundraiser, the club has begun a Stallion Breeding program where generous benefactors from the local community and the equine community nationwide will graciously donate a tax-deductible breeding to their premiere stallion. In turn, the USF Equestrian Club will present these breedings to the public for 50% OFF the regular market price! The program will include advertisements of the participating stallions in local publications as well as on the club website. ... Read the full article

Standardbred Mare Breeding in Ohio Down 37 Percent in 2007
Standardbred mares bred in Ohio this year dropped by more than 700; continues 12-year decline COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Fewer standardbred mares than ever were bred in Ohio this year, a sure sign of declining horse breeding operatio ... Read the full article

Sidelines Announces Stallion and Breeding Issues
Wellington, FL (October 5, 2006) - Sidelines will kick off the “07 breeding season with its second annual Stallion/Breeding issue. This issue creates top of mind awareness for performance stallions and their offspring among key breeders and mare owne ... Read the full article

The Horse Launches Weekly Equine Nutrition E-Newsletter
The Horse announces the launch of the most recent addition to its electronic newsletter stable, an informative weekly Equine Nutrition e-newsletter, which is available free to registered users on TheHorse.com, courtesy of OCD Pellets. ... Read the full article

Grant Awarded to Morrisville State College Equine Rehab Center
The Gifford Foundation of New York recently approved a $150,000 grant to the Morrisville College Foundation (MCF), NY, for its planned Equine Rehabilitation and Physiology facility. With more than 3,000 horses leaving thoroughbred racing each year, a ... Read the full article

Arabian, the First of Its Kind
The world famous Arabian horse has a unique history and origin that is still a mystery to historians and scientists today. Through strict breeding habits, the Arabian maintains the most prominent qualities of its ancestors even to this day. Prized for its unique characteristics, this breed has been cherished for centuries, and continues to be influential in modern day riding and breeding. ... Read the full article

Rare Cleveland Bay Breed Showcased by BREYER® ANIMAL CREATIONS®...
AS ITS NEWEST SCULPTURE! Breyer® Model Depicting Bay Haven Farm’s Tregoyd Journeyman To Debut At BreyerFest®! (Pequannock, NJ – June 6, 2006) -- Mighty, mild, and marvelous, the rare Cleveland Bay is Breyer's newest equine sculpture! This ... Read the full article

Equine Experience Hosts Kids Day
"Kids are important to the horse industry. In the next 20, 30 years it will be the kids of today who are participants and horseowners in the horse industry of tomorrow. That's why it's important we include a Kids Day at Equine Experience 2007," Ma ... Read the full article

EQUINE VIRAL ARTERITIS RESTRICTIONS LIFTED
London, 14 January/GNN/ -- DEPARTMENT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS News Release (24/05) issued by the Government News Network on 14 January 2005 A stallion that tested positive for Equine Viral Arteritis (EVA) has been returned to its ... Read the full article

Mines, Minerals & Mustangs
Mines, Minerals & Mustangs is a testament to Nevada’s wild horses and dreams of striking gold. The state’s abandoned past reveals a rich panorama of old ghost towns, lapsed mining claims, a daunting landscape, and living legends – the wild Mestengo horse. According to world-renowned horse whisperer, Monty Roberts, "This beautiful book honors the mustang and is a treat to the eye.” ... Read the full article

SilverClene 24 Disinfectant Spray Samples Available at Conference on Equine Herpes Virus
Wellington, FL – December 15, 2006 – On Saturday, December 16, at 10 a.m., USDA Government Veterinarian, Dr. Julie Gauthier, will meet with Wellington equestrians, community members, and members of the media to discuss the Equine Rhinopneumonitis Vir ... Read the full article

Preparing Your Mare for Pregnancy
Any horse owner who is considering breeding their mare must not only be in tune with her unique characteristics, but also have a strong appreciation for the animal as a whole. If you consider the level of attention needed to properly care for a pregnant human, then you have a basic understanding of the level of attention needed to care for a pregnant mare. ... Read the full article

Hanover Shoe Farms to Receive AAEP Equine Welfare Award
Hanover Shoe Farms, the most prolific Standardbred breeding farm in the world, will be honored with the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ 2008 award for outstanding service in equine welfare, the Lavin Cup. ... Read the full article

Alfalfa and Nutrition
Though controversy exists surrounding the use of alfalfa as a source of vitamins and minerals for horses, there are also benefits supporting its use. With the right balance of alfalfa and other roughage, horses can benefit from its nutritional content. Finding the right balance for your horse will be the key to ensuring your horse maintains a healthy diet. ... Read the full article

Introducing the Latest Member of Farnam's Platform Premium Horse Feed Line
PHOENIX – November 2, 2006 – Miniature horses and ponies may look like smaller versions of their towering cousins, but their nutritional needs are very different. Platform™ Miniature Horse & Pony feed has been scientifically formulated to meet the u ... Read the full article