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Featured The American thoroughbred industry has acknowledged recently that it is in trouble, and on Monday, its counterparts from around the world told it why: it races too often, allows race-day medications that prop up inferior horses and is paying the price for these flaws with plummeting sales at breeding auctions. “European buyers are drifting away because we view the performances of U.S. horses with skepticism because of the medication policies, and the stallions are not comparable to ‘clean’ European stallions,” Denis Egan, the chief executive of the Irish Turf Club, which is responsible for regulating Ireland’s racing
Association’s summer show awarding over $100,000 in cash & prizes to youth Fort Worth, TX—The focus is on the youth at the 2011 American Junior Paint Horse Association (AjPHA) Youth World Championship Show June 24 – July 2 in Fort Worth. The AjPHA Youth World Show will showcase the talent of both the Paint Horse breed and the young people who exhibit them with 73 world-title classes in a full array of disciplines, in addition to a handful of assorted other classes specifically for the youth competitors. The fun begins as youth from across the country converge
2011 Rule Change AQHA modifies rules regarding lip chains and behavior in halter horses, and the number of horses allowed to be shown by an exhibitor in individual worked classes at all of AQHA’s world shows, and adds a “shootout round” to individually scored classes. The American Quarter Horse Journal – The American Quarter Horse Association Executive Committee has approved modifications to three AQHA showing rules. Here are the modifications: • Rule 441(c): Applying excessive pressure on or excessive jerking of a halter lead shank or an allowed lip chain is prohibited. • Rule 448(d): defines lip
Texas lawmakers have passed legislation that defines the role of nonveterinarian equine dentists in that state and allows licensed equine dental providers to float horses’ teeth under a licensed veterinarian’s supervision. Floating involves filing down fine points on a horses’ teeth. Continue reading…
Just one additional case of equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) was confirmed June 9 in the outbreak that has killed a dozen horses and sickened many more.