The Asbury Collegian | On the Trail of Genghis Khan: Equine Scholars Program hosts author Tim Cope Georgetown College News The equine industry in Kentucky is responsible for billions of dollars in financial transactions and tens of thousands of jobs. Whether you are a lifelong horse person or the seasonal Keeneland race meet attendee, you most likely know that Central ... Overcoming the Disconnect Between Equine Students & Campus Community |
-
-
Featured
- $900,000 Broodmare Finesse Headlines Day 3 Of Keeneland November Sale – Paulick Report
- ‘They Saw Me Do It’: Penn National Vet, Three Trainers Summarily Suspended – Paulick Report
- Veterans Find Healing With Horses – News8000.com – WKBT
- ‘We Can’t Wait To See What The Future Holds’: Sierra Leone To Remain In Training in 2025 – Paulick Report
- Red Dead Redemption 2 modder makes “all wagons and horses travel at super sonic speeds,” chaos and jumpscares ensue: “It’s now a horror game” – Gamesradar
Comments
- Ruth on Houston SPCA to seek custody of 8 horses rescued from Brookshire property – KTRK-TV
- Ed on With Hurricane Florence on the way, some horses go while others stay – Virginian-Pilot
- edward on Arizona Hay Report: November 09, 2018
- edward on Shop Arizona Hay
- Vicki Wells on Open to the public: Monty Roberts’ ‘The Movement 2018’ brings equine experts to Solvang – Manhattan Mercury
