Archive for December, 2011

CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY FOR MANY CASH-STRAPPED STATES THANKS TO DOJ By David Hooper, Executive Director Texas Thoroughbred Association AUSTIN, (TTA) – New York and Illinois were the only states asking for clarification of the Wire Act of 1961, which prohibits wagering over telecommunications systems that cross state or national boundaries. cream female viagra Both...
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FORT WORTH, (NRCHA) – National Reined Cow Horse Association leading rider Todd Crawford has made history once again, becoming the association’s first $2 Million Rider. Crawford, who won the 2006 NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity, has also been named the American Quarter Horse Association Professional Horseman of the Year. 2007 08 09 diflucan for oral...
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By Louise Parkes MECHELEN, BELGIUM, (FEI) – Gregory Wathelet scooped the honours for the host nation when coming out on top at the eighth leg of the Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping 2011/2012 series at Mechelen in Belgium this afternoon.  And he did it in style, throwing down an impossible target when first to...
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Sand, rocks and debris claim the lives of 2 year old filly and 2 unborn foals SUSANVILLE, CA (Grace Foundation) – As the case against Dwight Bennett, the man accused of over 60 counts of animal curtly, makes its way to court in Susanville, Ca this January, the years of abuse and neglect that...
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Billboard Plea to Save Horses Up In 24 Cities Coast to Coast By Steven Long HOUSTON, (Horseback) – The Chicago based Equine Welfare Alliance launched the most sophisticated assault yet against the return of equine slaughterhouses with a 90 screen breakout ad to be shown within 10 minutes of the opening credits of Steven...
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WELLINGTON, (Phelps) - Traffic, noise, odors – and competition to existing businesses. Wellington residents who have learned about the proposed Equestrian Village planned for the old polo stadium grounds believe the project will decimate property values, clog already congested roads and kill the local business community. As the project heads toward a hearing at...
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UC Davis testing offers APHA new testing options beginning January 1, 2012 FORT WORTH, (APHA) – The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) will use UC Davis exclusively for genetic testing as of January 1, 2012. Working with the California-based lab, APHA will offer a variety of testing options to APHA members. index of phone...
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By Louise Parkes MECHELEN, BELGIUM, (FEI) – Defending series champions, Adelinde Cornelissen and Jerich Parzival from The Netherlands, cytotec drug use scored an emphatic victory on their seasonal debut at the sixth leg of the Reem Acra FEI World Cup Dressage 2011/2012 series in Mechelen, Belgium today.  With a performance that oozed class and...
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The Wellington Equestrian Preservation Alliance Announces Endorsement of Equine Law 101 With Krysia Carmel Nelson WELLINGTON, (WEPA) - The Wellington Equestrian Preservation Alliance is pleased to announce its endorsement of Equine Law 101, a college level business law class for horsemen. offer flagyl er 250mg erythromycin Renowned equine attorney, Krysia Carmel Nelson, will teach...
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By: Paul Schattenberg, 210-467-6575, paschattyenberg@ag.tamu.edu COLLEGE STATION, (TAMU) -  – A team of experts has developed a new Texas AgriLife Extension Service publication focused on keeping feral hogs from raiding wildlife feeding stations. The four-page “Using Fences to Exclude Feral Hogs from Wildlife Stations” publication was developed by Texas A&M University System and U.S....
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