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Continue reading …According to local station, Sauk Valley News, an attorney for former comptroller of Dixon, IL, Rita Crundwell filed a motion this week to contest the turnover of nearly 700 horse trophies, artwork, show clothing, and personal assets to the government. Crundwell’s attorney is insisting the personal objects wouldn’t benefit the city if applied to the […]
Continue reading …The Denver, Colorado-based division of the FBI announced this week that it partnered with local law enforcement to target a sex trafficking operation during the 2015 National Western Stock Show. The sting resulted in the arrest of two traffickers and the recovery of six minors.
Continue reading …As you may know, several challenges emerged for college equestrian programs during this past fall season. Today, I want to provide you with the most current information about the NCEA and the progress we have made over the past few months to support the coaches and student-athletes.
Continue reading …According to a piece just released by local Sauk Valley News, a judge ordered on Wednesday that approximately $90,000 of Rita Crundwell’s retirement fund reimbursements be turned over to the government. Crundwell had objected to those funds being included in the $54 million she was ordered to pay in restitution to the city of Dixon, […]
Continue reading …According to a piece release by The Washington Post, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe was hospitalized yesterday after being thrown from a horse during an African safari over Christmas break. His injuries include seven broken ribs and fluid accumulating around his lungs. Since returning to the states, the Governor delivered a State of the Commonwealth speech, […]
Continue reading …Approximately 20 fire rescue personnel were used on scene to extricate the horse from the trough.
Continue reading …“This ruling is a significant step toward ensuring that association members can continue to make rules in a democratic process,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said.
Continue reading …“We always knew our case was sound,” said AQHA Executive Vice President Don Treadway. “Obviously, this decision lifts a huge burden from the shoulders of our Association, and we are relieved to finally have a judgment in our favor,” Treadway continued.
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