The annual Sandwich Fair saw a strong turnout in its open livestock shows, particularly in the Draft Horse category, which featured more exhibitors than previous years, including impressive Clydesdales with their distinctive feathered legs. Draft Horse Superintendent Phil Nielson...
Aiken’s identity is deeply rooted in its equine industry, with a rich history of equestrian activities dating back to the establishment of the Aiken Steeplechase Association in 1930 and the Aiken Trials in 1942. The town celebrates its legacy...
Delaware has enacted Senate Bill 38, a new law providing financial assistance to owners caring for retired law enforcement horses. Sponsored by Sen. Dave Lawson and Rep. Bill Carson, the bill allocates up to $5,000 annually for veterinary and...
A new legal opinion by Tom Cross KC, commissioned by The Christian Institute, warns that Scotland’s proposed assisted suicide legislation discriminates against people with certain disabilities, particularly those whose conditions include suicidal ideation. Cross argues that the bill could...
Horse riders in the Grimsby area are organizing the annual "Pass Wide and Slow" group ride to raise awareness about the dangers posed by reckless driving near horses. Last year, 58 horses were killed by road traffic in the...
Local entrepreneur TJ “Cowboy TJ” Stevenson relocated his Copperstate Riding Club, Arizona’s first fully Black-owned horse ranch, from Phoenix to a 2-acre ranch in Gilbert after outgrowing his original space. Encouraged by Velma Trayham, president of the Black Chamber...
