New regulations under the Horse Protection Act are set to take effect next month, expanding to all breeds and all types of horse events, including 4-H activities. This has left many equestrian enthusiasts wondering how they will be impacted by the changes. The legislation’s background, implications for breeds and events, and the future of the equine industry were discussed by Roger McEowen in an interview with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender.

U.S. Congressman and House Ag Committee Member, John Rose, shared his thoughts on the USDA rule that would impact the walking horse industry. The new regulations are expected to have a significant impact on various aspects of the equine industry, raising concerns and questions among those involved in horse-related activities. The changes are part of an effort to improve horse welfare and prevent abuse in the industry.

The new regulations under the Horse Protection Act are a significant development that will affect all breeds and types of horse events, including 4-H activities. The legislation aims to address concerns about horse welfare and prevent abuse within the equine industry. Moving forward, it will be important for stakeholders to understand and comply with the new rules to ensure the well-being of horses and the sustainability of the industry.