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Soring: USDA Tightening Up on Inspections and Citations

Posted on September 26, 2012 by MMFisher

U.S. Department of Agriculture inspectors went to the Shelbyville Walking Horse Celebration this year to examine horses for soring damage. They checked for signs of chemical burning of the legs and scars from previous soring;  x-rayed hooves to make sure trainers hadn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in -Horse Abuse, Horse Protection, Horse Protection Act, Horse Rescue, Soring, Uncategorized

New FEI Rules Governing Doping of Horses

Posted on August 6, 2012 by MMFisher

Good news from the 2012 Olympic equestrian games! Reuters London correspondent Sarah Edmonds, in a July 30 article, “Tougher Doping Rules in Force,” tells us that  Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) officials have put into effect new laws governing the drugging of horses. (Located … Continue reading →

Posted in -Horse Abuse, Horse Events, Horse Protection, Uncategorized

See You at Killer Nashville 2012

Posted on July 26, 2012 by MMFisher

I’m pleased to announce–if you haven’t heard yet–that Killer Nashville is back again. 2012 might well be its most dazzling year, given all the things going on at the Hutton Hotel from August 24-26. This conference has been roaring in … Continue reading →

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Soring Horses: Veterinarians Call for Ban on Torture Devices

Posted on July 20, 2012 by MMFisher

Courtesy The Tennessean Horse abuse like the  drugging of racehorses  and soring  of gaited horses is often accompanied by a conspiracy of silence. It is not only the abusers who keep quiet. Often, it people who do not harm horses but who won’t speak … Continue reading →

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