Recent budget proposals have left the future of America’s wild horses in question, and opened up the possibility of resuming horse slaughter in the U.S.
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Pink Lloyd, under regular rider Eurico Rosa da Silva, earned his fourth consecutive added-money crown after taking Sunday’s $140,000 Grade 3 Vigil Stakes, at Woodbine.
Trained by Hall of Fame conditioner Robert Tiller for owner Entourage Stable, Pink Lloyd, a …
Tulsa Queen, under Mario Pino, didn’t have a lot of room to work with in Saturday’s $101,200 Duchess Stakes, at Woodbine, but managed to squeeze through late to take all the spoils.
Trained by Ryan Walsh for his mother, owner-breeder …
Big changes may be coming to the United States, which could see thousands of wild and domestic horses sent for slaughter.
British Columbia’s provincial equestrian federation, Horse Council BC, has established a disaster relief fund for those affected by the ongoing wildfires.
More than 180 wildfires burn in B.C., nearly 40,000 residents are under order to evacuate, several online resources have emerged to assist livestock owners.
Tiffany Foster defended her championship title in the Imperial Winning Round 1.50m competition at the Spruce Meadows ‘North American’ Tournament.
Kent Farrington jumped to the gold medal in the ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup Grand Prix. Eric Lamaze(CAN) aboard Fine Lady 5 came 3rd.
The mare Caipiranja rose to the occasion to earn Tiffany her first 1.50m division victory of the 2017 Spruce Meadows Summer Series of Tournaments.
It was a fantastic display of show jumping talent in today’s ‘Pan American’ Grand Prix, presented by Rolex at Spruce Meadows
