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Norwegian Forfeits Bronze Medal
The International Equestrian Federation disqualified Norwegian jumper rider, Tony Andre Hansen, who, with the highest score, helped his team win the bronze medal in team jumping. His horse tested positive for a banned drug at the Olympics. In reaching its conclusion the FEI Tribunal... | read »
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Big Prizes Still the Norm for Cutting and Rodeo
The Ft. Worth Star Telegram is reporting that rodeo and cutting horse competitors made record amounts of money in 2008. Three competitors in those sports surpassed $3 million in their career earnings. Phil Rapp's career National Cutting Horse Association earnings equaled more than $6... | read »
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Organizations to Offer Emergency Hay
Organizations in Central Oregon, Kentucky, and nationwide are helping to connect horse owners with hay to help them get through tough economic times. Grassroots of Central Oregon, for example, provides owners with emergency hay. Doug Evans, a small-animal veterinarian in Bend, Oregon,... | read »
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The HSUS and Parelli Natural Horsemanship Join Forces in Celebration of Horses
The Humane Society of the United States and world-renowned natural horsemanship trainers, Pat and Linda Parelli, are joining forces to spotlight the trainability and intelligence of rescued horses. At each of seven U.S. venues for Parelli's 2009 "Celebration" events, The HSUS will work with a... | read »
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World Games 2010 Foundation Names New Chief Executive Officer
The World Games 2010 Foundation today announced that it has selected Jamie Link as the new Chief Executive Officer of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Link has been serving as Deputy Secretary of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet since December 2007 and prior... | read »
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Wild Mares Get Injections
The Bureau of Land Management will inject 80 mares from the Cedar Mountain Herd with birth control. The herd, which numbers around 650 total horses, needs to be reduced to around 200 horses, the BLM told the Salt Lake Tribune . Several hundred horses will go up for adoption. The injected... | read »
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Take Action to Save Trails
The Recreational Trails Program is in jeopardy, according to the Equestrian Land Conservation Resource. Money and programs for the Recreational Trails program are currently operated by the Federal Highway Administration and state Transportation departments. According to the ELCR, the... | read »
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Pickens Wife Wants to Build Horse Refuge
Madeleine Pickens, wife of oilman T. Boone Pickens wants to create a 1 million acre refuge for wild horses and burros. Pickens told the Associated Press that she'll take over the horses and burros now being held in holding pens by the Bureau of Land Management. The horses sent to such... | read »
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News From the World Equestrian Games
Preparations may be still under way for the 2010 Alltech World Equestrian Games to be held in Lexington, Ky., but some countries are already preparing their bids to host in 2014. The French Equestrian Federation applied to the International Equestrian Federation for the opportunity to host.... | read »
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Intrigue in the International Dressage Community?
Last week, the president of the International Dressage Federation (FEI) asked for the resignation of the entire dressage committee. In a letter to the committee, FEI President Princess Haya of Jordan cited judging irregularities at the 2008 Olympics among other reasons as justification for... | read »
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A Greener Fabric

Speaking of green, equestrian apparel manufacturers are turning to environmentally friendly fabrics in droves. Kerrits, Inc., owned by Kerri Kent, recently launched its new line of riding clothes that incorporates fabric such as renewable bamboo, in high performance riding... | read
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