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• Miami property at centre of slaughter probe
• Story of miracle foal births in NBC show's top five
• Hunt for stolen pony named Pickle
• Another 500 horses to be targeted in Nevada
• Two carriage accidents in two days in Cincinnati
• Man sought over "abandoned" horses

• Journalist Helen Bain dies in riding accident
• Miami's killing fields
• Winner questions Mongol Derby tie
• 'Low levels' of equine piroplasmosis in the US
• Northern Nevada muster under way
• Rescue pony found to have swamp fever
• Second World Cup round win for Dutch dressage rider

• A good sleep in foaling season for $2 a night!
• New DIY mare pregnancy test close to NZ market
• Equine family tree needs a trim, say scientists
• Equine Proliferative Enteropathy
• Huge Nevada muster to get under way today
• Neonatal Isoerythrolysis
• Biosecurity for 2010 World Equestrian Games described
• Spike in US cases of Eastern equine encephalomyelitis

• Bitless bridles 'won't solve dressage welfare issues'
• Four injured in crash between buggy and car
• Ravel named GP Horse of the Year
• Horse and cart used in fatal blast
• Human-equine "predator-prey" relationship explored

• Donkeys escape in lead-up to nativity scene
• Judge refuses to halt Calico muster
• New 38-day horse pregnancy test on market

• Mark Todd loses Olympic horse Gandalf
• Actress from "Mister Ed" dies
• Fresh case of horse butchery in Miami
• Therapeutic riding horses wins national honour Video
• Arrests made over shootings of horses, cows

• Reward of $US10,000 over wild horse shootings
• Progressive drugs list rethink pleases Aust
• Horse art exhibition to coincide with 2010 World Games
• Refuge horses under threat as farm to be sold Video
• Arab nations dominate children's jumping final

• Neglected animal flu viruses to be explored
• Ireland's O'Connor wins Olympia Grand Prix
• Equestrian challenge event a first for New Zealand
• Zara Phillips to get own equestrian line
• Agencies target illegal meat trade in Miami area
• Dartmoor ponies go back to work on home turf
• Dutch win in Olympia World Cup jumping round

• Herbal horse wormer claim brings fine
• Medication logbook among Ireland's new horse sport rules
• Monument planned for Pony Express 150th anniversary
• Animal flu strategies focus of regional workshop
• Record 7611 attendees at equine convention
• Ravel up for US Horse of the Year award
• Trent wins fifth NZ jumping World Cup round
• Sunrise wins World Cup round with faultless test

• Test developed to identify carriers of fatal foal condition
• Appeal over ponies denied most basic needs
• Decision awaited on court bid to stop huge muster
• New dressage boss for US Equestrian Federation

• Mongol Derby to be run again
• Controversial FEI drugs list on hold for 11 months
• Canada backs progressive drugs list but supports delay
• Honour for NZ-born veterinary specialist

• "War Horse" movie rights bought by DreamWorks
• Lack of riding helmets worries Australian researcher
• Totally Totilas again as dressage star shines Video
• Coalition releases best-practice handbook

• The drugs vote that rained on the FEI's parade
• Fourteen taken to hospital after wagon accident
• Horses to stay on St James Station
• Temporary 23,000-seat arena proposed for Olympics
• Eleven equines die in barn blaze

• Aussie claims top NZ eventing competition
• Equine biosecurity: Germ warfare on the home front
• Fireman leads horse from blazing barn
• KER's equine nutritionist Larry Lawrence dies
• Woman's abduction linked to "horse help wanted" ad
• New evidence rewrites time for American horse extinction
• Bureau gives go-ahead for muster of 2700 wild horses
• Get sewing to help suffering horses and donkeys
• Bramham to run three-star horse trials in 2010

• Couple elated over riding centre approval
• Toddler dies after kick from horse
• More than $500,000 for racecourse safety
• New code of practice for British horse owners

• Couple win fight to run riding centre
• Federal agency accused of "sneak attack" on herd
• Ohio community remembers fire victims
• Irish jumper of the year named
• Armband to recognise world's leading jumps rider

• Quinella for McVean in World Cup round
• 'Solid progress' in Aussie biosecurity upgrades
• Werth back in saddle after baby
• Japanese TBs on course for return to Australia
• Dressage approved as a Quarter Horse discipline
• Steffen Peters among nominess for equestrian award

• Christmas Crisis in the Pony Division Christmas story
• DNA research sheds new light on horse evolution
• Horse-loving Madonna buys equine property in NY
• Equine gala expected for World Equestrian Games opening
• Anti-slaughter policy for New York racing
• Caution urged over alternative medicines

• New Zealand says no to progressive drugs list
• Ireland's famous army equitation school saved
• Facebook plea helps save abandoned donkey
• Puhinui horse trials this weekend
• Drunken Christmas parade ride ends badly
• Boost for Arabian horse breeders in UAE
• Pledge to help equine cardiovascular study
• Ohio horse toll climbs to 45
• Coaching award to British Equestrian Federation

• Breakdown turns to nightmare for Canadian rancher
• Man who sparked 12-day horse rescue admits charge
• Names given of standardbreds from fatal fire
• Michael Jackson equine portrait fetches $US175,000
• Sleeping Amish buggy driver arrested for drunken driving

• AQHA ups drug testing fee for horse shows
• NZ para-equestrians aim for WEG nod in Aust
• Kiwi takes on world's best young dressage riders
• Vet says FEI stance on NSAIDs "patently ridiculous"
• Kill buyers certify horses as drug free, says alliance
• WEG 2010 will be largest sporting event in US
• Wild horse advocates to push for change
• Heavy machinery at work at scene of massive barn fire

• Australia's Exell in third World Cup round win
• Horse death toll put at 43 from stable fire
• Illegal horse imports into Britain lift risk of deadly disease
• Pony Express envelope fetches $US460,000
• Double-clear seals World Cup round win for Davey

• Ohio barn fire kills two people, up to 80 horses
• Reward follows Wisconsin horse, cow shootings
• Arabian horse art and artifacts on show
• Blair Castle to host European YR eventing champs
• Respected US arabian horse breeder dies

• Hansen's Beijing disqualification to stand
• More flu cases emerge in companion animals
• Kentucky set to become the "Chicken state"

• NZ's position on 'progressive list' known next week
• Bomb-carrying donkey shot by soldiers
• Law change could follow Tennessee horse rescue
• Big Calico muster comes a step closer
• Hanoverians scoop pool at NZ horse trials champs
• Top dressage sire Rampal dies
• US polo body praised for drug-testing stance
• ASPCA gives $US4,000 to horse rescue group
• Nearly 1000 horses make Paint Horse champs a success
• New guides for starting out in eventing
• Eriksson claims Stockholm WC driving round
• Morgan horse stalwart Bud Hanson dies

• Dressage officials back efforts to stop rollkur
• Rare Pony Express material up for auction
• Composer of "Little Donkey" dies, aged 88
• Racecourse barns quarantined after EHV-1 outbreak

• FEI delays new drugs policy 'for broader debate'
• The FEI Prohibited Substance List
• Q and A on the new FEI prohibited substances list
• Belgian vet praises new FEI doping policy
• United States voices support for 'progressive list'
• Horse Sport Ireland welcomes delay to drugs policy
• Britain "deeply concerned" over drugs policy change
• Some nations unaware of depth of opposition

• British outbreak of African disease could cost billions
• Horse 700 pounds underweight in Ohio seizure
• Poor treatment of Clydesdale results in ban, fine
• Grant to study effects of exercise on laminitis
• Change called for in horse studbook rankings
• Carriage horse accident kills man
• McLain Ward latest Whitney Stone Cup recipient
• NSW's Pony Club showing champs this weekend

• Progressive list 'compatible with horse welfare' - FEI
• Jessie makes strides in overcoming hammer injury
• Four states now cleared over CEM outbreak
• Nearly 900 horses tested for blood-borne parasite
• World Horse Welfare to be Badminton's 2010 charity

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