Women take reins in Namibia as donkeys help #PressforProgress
As International Women’s Day approaches, women in traditional communities are empowered with the help of donkeys: “Without them, we wouldn’t have survived.”
Read moreAs International Women’s Day approaches, women in traditional communities are empowered with the help of donkeys: “Without them, we wouldn’t have survived.”
Read moreBrooke-developed assessment tool has already measured the welfare of more than 70,000 working equids.
Read moreFindings published this week challenge what we thought we knew about one of the only “wild” horse species left today: the Przewalski’s horse.
Read moreIron Age Scythian breeders wanted a robust horse with good forelimbs, and a good udder on the mares.
Read moreEvery Horse Remembered more than 100 years since WW1’s longest battle.
Read moreChina’s National Health Commission declares that ejiao, is “… not a good source of protein” and that its health claims were at best overstated.
Read more“Blackie’s close association with his master reflects the strong bonds shared between thousands of soldiers and their horses on the western front.”
Read more“The site offers important new evidence for the evolution of Arabian rock art.”
Read more“The need to include a donkey in the event is utterly unnecessary.”
Read moreFred Stone painted many of the world’s most famous thoroughbreds, including Cigar, American Pharoah, John Henry, Secretariat, and Man o’ War.
Read moreThrough extensive selective breeding, desired characteristics and traits were greatly amplified while other known and unknown characteristics and traits were diminished and in some cases are likely lost in the new breeds.
Read moreAnimals were used by all sides, often press-ganged into service; they had no malice and worked tirelessly alongside their master no matter what nation they served.
Read moreHartmann’s Mountain Zebra mare Yvonne dies at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, after suffering from ill health.
Read more“My goal in every shoot is to create a timeless portrait that captures the horse’s true essence with a touch of renaissance aesthetic to the images.”
Read moreFrom Scotland to Egypt, Dorothy Brooke rescued some 5000 WW1 horses from a life of misery and poor care.
Read moreNew site may be the single most inclusive collection of photos of US horses and mules in WW1 collected in one place.
Read moreDraft bill sets out that the government “must have regard to the welfare needs of animals as sentient beings in formulating and implementing government policy”.
Read moreSteinkraus was the first US rider to win an individual Olympic jumping medal, taking gold in 1968.
Read moreRevised edition of 2007 best seller updates the story of Patrick Hogan and Cambridge Stud.
Read morePeter Moody tells all about his life in the racing industry – the good times and the bad.
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