Perhaps you’re shopping for your children or grandchildren, or maybe you would like to start your own equine project.

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's Cooperative Extension Service is offering a new instructional DVD on horse judging through its Education Store.

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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) are a class of agents best recognized for anti-inflammatory and analgesic (pain suppression) properties.

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Thirty-three students studying equine veterinary medicine in 28 American states, four Canadian provinces and one school in the West Indies will continue their education with a financial boost from the Winner’s Circle Scholarship Program.

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The Public Auction Task Force of the American Association of Equine Practitioners has developed recommendations regarding the use of radiographic reports as part of the pre-purchase exams that are conducted on horses for sale at public auctions.

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BENTONVILLE, Ark. - The association of poison hemlock with the death of Socrates in ancient Greece in 399 B.C. provides a glimpse of the toxic history of this plant.

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Job seekers in the equine industry will have a unique opportunity to learn more about educational options at an equine education fair sponsored by the Kentucky Horse Council (KHC).

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The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal – The AQHA Live Race Video project has finished a beta test period and is now available to the public.

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With the notification received late this afternoon of a horse residing on a premise in Starr County, Texas, has been diagnosed with Vesicular Stomatitis, Kentucky Administrative Regulation 302 KAR 20:115 now prohibits the entry of all livestock, wild and exotic animals into Kentucky from the VS-embargoed portions of Texas identified as being Starr County, and restricts the entry of livestock, wild and exotic animals from other portions of Texas to those that meet the additional entry requirements outlined below.

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The Palomino Horse Breeders of America, an American Quarter Horse Association alliance partner, has launched a new program that allows horses of any color, with at least one palomino parent, to show in PHBA shows.

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Mustangs rescued by The Humane Society of the United States from near starvation and misery at a Nebraska ranch are being evaluated, treated and trained for adoption to private homes, thanks to experts from The Grace Foundation.

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PHOENIX – Why do we fight flies? It is undeniably true that flies are annoying both to us and to our horses.

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The National Museum of the Morgan Horse shares a building with the American Morgan Horse Association in picturesque Shelburne, VT.

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America’s Horse – The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum offers many exciting exhibits and events this summer.

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The American Quarter Horse Journal – When James Pickens Jr. lost his roping horse, “Smokey,” it was devastating and brought home the importance of having all his horses seen by a veterinarian twice a year.

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Lexington, KY - The Kentucky Equine Humane Center (KyEHC) offers Kentucky Thoroughbred racehorse owners an immediate option for horses whose careers have ended on the track.

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FORT WORTH, Texas—The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) announced recently that Jeannie Blancq Putney of Lexington, Kentucky, has been named editor of Paint Horse Journal, the Association’s award-winning monthly magazine.

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Lexington, KY–Indiscriminate breeding has widely been recognized as one contributing factor to the increasing numbers of unwanted horses.

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Tulip, a Morab gelding who will turn 21 on June 21, is endurance riding’s most enduring equine, with 20,805 miles to his credit.

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Dal Scott, owner and founder of Professional’s Choice Sports Medicine Inc., makes a commendable decision to move a substantial portion of his manufacturing business back to southern California.

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