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Berks County 4-H Hippology Team Competes Successfully at National Contests

The Berks County 4-H Hippology Team, composed of Angelina Shumaker, Kamryn Witman, Megan Salamone, and Natalee Fryer, recently competed at two prestigious national events: the Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH, and the Eastern National 4-H Horse Roundup in...

Neglect and Outcry: The Pure Gold Stables Horse Tragedy Highlights Gaps in Equine Welfare Systems

The discovery of four skeletal thoroughbred horses at the former Pure Gold Stables in Salem, Ohio, has deeply shaken the local equestrian community and sparked calls for accountability and reform. Advocates like Erica Wenger have petitioned for transparency and...

HAPPA Launches Corporate Sponsorship Programme to Support Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Rehoming of Horses

The Horse and Ponies Protection Association (HAPPA) has introduced a new corporate sponsorship programme offering businesses three engagement packages aligned with the charity’s core work: rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of neglected horses, ponies, and donkeys. These packages provide companies...

Clifton Veterans Day Parade Features Community Floats, Color Guard, and Patriotic Celebrations

The Veterans Day parade in downtown Clifton featured a variety of participants including the Sons of the American Legion Color Guard from Clifton and Linn, members of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, the Lucky 4 4H club, and Brantford Covenant...

Wyoming News Update: Budget Dispute, Thriving Horse Racing, Gaming Controls, Nuclear Waste Ban, Epstein Files Vote, Power Outage, Cheney Funeral, and Yellowstone Wolf Incident

Wyoming is experiencing notable political and social developments, including a budget dispute where Secretary of State Chuck Gray criticizes Governor Mark Gordon for not fully funding advertising for a property tax ballot initiative. Meanwhile, Wyoming’s horse racing industry is...

Central Park Horse-Drawn Carriages Survive Latest Ban Attempt as Ryder’s Law Fails in City Council Vote

The City Council’s Health Committee voted down Ryder’s Law, a bill aimed at phasing out New York City’s horse-drawn carriages in favor of electric alternatives. Championed by Queens councilmember Robert Holden, the bill was inspired by the 2022 collapse...
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