Lloyd D. Bloom (1937–1988) was a lifelong enthusiast and expert in draft horses, deeply rooted in rural traditions from his upbringing in Missouri to his later years in Iowa. He was actively involved in numerous draft horse organizations and...
The article outlines various types of meat that were once commonly consumed but are now illegal or heavily regulated in the United States due to conservation, safety, and ethical concerns. These include migratory birds like owls, protected under the...
Trainer Librado Barocio, relatively unknown in the racing world, recently achieved a major milestone with his small stable when Lovesick Blues, a 7-year-old veteran, upset top contenders to win the Grade I Bing Crosby Stakes at Del Mar—his first...
The Supreme Court of India has agreed to consolidate the State of Maharashtra's Special Leave Petition (SLP) challenging the Bombay High Court's 2019 ruling in Gurdeep Singh Sachar v. Union of India with the ongoing Gameskraft batch of appeals....
Alan Dennis "Skip" Joseph (1945–2023) was a renowned Montana cowboy, rodeo champion, and horse trainer. Beginning work at age 10 herding cattle, Skip excelled in rodeo, winning the 1963 National High School Bareback Riding Championship and multiple Montana rodeo...
A petition titled “Stop the Crackdown on Horseback Riders in Fort Worth” has emerged in response to what riders describe as an aggressive and unclear enforcement against horseback activity in the Fort Worth Stockyards. The petition, launched on Change.org,...
