Famous Munnings horse racing work could fetch up to $5m in US auction
Four pieces by Sir Alfred Munning feature at Cross Gate Gallery’s 10th annual Sporting Art Auction, with the jewel in the crown the 1931 work “Going Out, Epsom”.
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Four pieces by Sir Alfred Munning feature at Cross Gate Gallery’s 10th annual Sporting Art Auction, with the jewel in the crown the 1931 work “Going Out, Epsom”.
Read moreA new video and song take listeners into a Christmas wonderland with a little girl dreaming of finding a real horse under the Christmas tree.
Read more“Working equids play a vital role in the livelihoods of many families, with approximately two-thirds of those who rely on these animals earning less than $US1.80 a day. Less than the price of a cup of coffee.”
Read moreJester Park Equestrian Center’s Horses Helping Heroes initiative has added a Veterans Carriage Driving Program to its equine assisted services options.
Read moreBiochemical variables in 10 healthy working mules were monitored by Italian researchers during a working day.
Read moreJewels from the private collection of racehorse trainer Renée Louise Marie de Rothschild are going up for auction in Britain. From the illustrious Rothschild banking dynasty, Renée was married to British Olympic showjumper Peter Robeson OBE.
Read moreThe team identified 1215 blocks of genes that consistently occur on the same chromosome in the same order across all 32 genomes.
Read more“We judged the risk was worth the reward to answer the question.”
Read moreSelling exhibition “Grande Fantasia” at Sotheby’s Hong Kong Gallery features a spectacular array of compositions by André Brasilier, one of the last surviving modernists from the École de Paris.
Read moreIfat Zohar stands out as a new breed of modern portraitist. Her work has been featured in numerous international publications illuminating some of the world’s top equestrians.
Read moreA fresh paper suggests urban and suburban dogs face challenges around loneliness and our sky-high expectations of them.
Read more“Despite the smaller body size of mountain lions compared to extinct big cats, they are still capable of learning how to hunt these introduced equids.”
Read moreA researcher investigating cattle domestication in the Americas found that one of the old samples he was DNA testing belonged to a horse.
Read moreGovernment support will be critical in the ongoing development of equestrian support, say researchers.
Read moreIn “Horse”, Lexington’s story is revisited by Australian author Geraldine Brooks, who has carefully woven a fictional storyline around the known facts about the most influential stallion of his era.
Read moreListed Grade II building Sewell House in Norwich is now under the guardianship of Redwings, Britain’s largest equine charity.
Read moreUkraine is about the size of France, but has only about 30 equine veterinarians, who are stretched thin as conditions worsen. Many do not take payment for their services because horse owners don’t have the money.
Read more“It is truly a huge stone thrown into a pond of traffickers of donkey skins and the result of a great collaboration with the Ministry of Livestock of Côte d’Ivoire.”
Read more“We are clear that we want to see a move away from the use of the whip for ‘encouragement’ in horseracing on both welfare and ethical grounds,” welfare charity says.
Read moreTwo animal advocacy groups say rodeo activities violate New Zealand’s Animal Welfare Act 1999, and will be heard in the Wellington High Court this week.
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