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Drought hurts horse rescue - Amarillo.com

Drought hurts horse rescue
Amarillo.com
Terri Gammage, president of the Amarillo rescue, said several of her horses have the potential to be show or race horses, but supply for the type of horses she has exceeds demand. EURœBreeders need to stop breeding horses until (the market) self-regulates .

Drought hurts horse rescue
The ongoing regional drought hasn't treated horse rescue operations kindly, and proprietors are hoping for change. Cheryl Webb and her husband built up Blue Rose Ranch in Springfield, Colo...

Dispute over medication for graded stakes is the latest example of bickering . - NOLA.com

NOLA.com

Dispute over medication for graded stakes is the latest example of bickering .
NOLA.com
By Bob Fortus, The Times-Picayune The constant bickering among the numerous factions in horse racing has become tiresome, monotonous and more than a little irritating. It's unusual to find tracks, trainers, jockeys, owners, breeders, veterinarians, .

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Horse racing at odds with itself
Major roleplayers feel that the corporatisation of the industry has short-changed them...

Twin horses are born of eggs from mom killed in Windsor twister, thanks to CSU
Dr. Patrick McCue crossed his arms and smiled at the twin quarter horses born to surrogate mothers. "Triumph over tragedy," said the Colorado State University professor who engineered the births of horse-breeding's "miracle twins."..