Equine News

Fountain-based horse transport company has litany of unhappy customersColorado Springs GazetteWhen Lindsey Decker hired a Fountain-based horse transport company to bring her thoroughbred from her hometown to her college, she anticipated another season ...

Rapid City JournalFrom salvation to starvation: How a wild horse crusader's dream went badRapid City JournalKaren Sussman, president of the International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros, gets a kiss from one of the horses at her r...

Evansville Courier & PressKentucky horses dominate Breeders Cup JuvenileEvansville Courier & PressIn fact, three of the top four horses came from Kentucky, with Lookin At Lee, the Ellis Park Juvenile winner who was second in the Iroquois and Breeders&#...

OcalaFine showing for local horsesOcalaAt least a dozen horses with ties to Marion County factored in the nine Breeders' Cup World Championship races held Saturday at California's Santa Anita Park, including two race winners. Much of the focus ...

Roanoke TimesRescued horses could use a hand - Roanoke Times: Dan CaseyRoanoke TimesWinter is approaching, which means the herd at Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue in Hardy is going to be hungrier than average. A Roanoke woman who ...and more »

LA Daily NewsBreeders' Cup: Arrogate's Win Ends California Chrome's Perfect YearNew York TimesAmong those horses is Arrogate, a late-developing 3-year-old whom the Saudi royal family paid $550,000 for as a yearling and parked in the barn of...

Craig Daily PressBLM to begin bait-trapping Sand Wash wild horses this weekCraig Daily PressThe Bureau of Land Management this week will begin the effort to gather up to 50 wild horses from the Sand Wash Herd Management Area in northwestern Colorado us...

Claremore Daily ProgressWill's love of horses sparks Palomino group's interestClaremore Daily ProgressWill Rogers' love of horses, and photos and writings referring to the Palomino (or yellow horse) peaked the attention of Palomino Horse Br...

Washington PostWhy the long face? Because in 1872, nearly every horse in Washington got very ill.Washington PostPeople were out and about — trains were discharging passengers at the city's stations — but there were hardly any horses. He counted...

MashableSharing economy for the rich now includes horsesMashableWhat use do the super-wealthy have for the sharing economy? Well, they need somewhere to store their horses. A new company is promising to solve that age-old problem as the "Airbnb fo...