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.
Continue reading …According to a piece released this week by The Association Press, a judge has ordered that approximately $37,000 in assets belonging to former Dixon comptroller and famed AQHA breeder Rita Crundwell are to be turned over to the city. The largest portion consists of $37,293.39 from the AQHA Incentive Fund Program. Click here to read […]
Continue reading …A decision just handed down this week in Pendleton County, KY is causing outrage. Many will remember the odd circumstances where 49 dead horse carcasses were discovered on a Pendleton County Farm and 35 horses were discovered alive. Initially, the owner was charged with 14 counts of animal cruelty and 49 counts of failure to […]
Continue reading …Winter weather conditions have contributed to an interesting story coming out of Somers Township, WI this week. Local news station, Fox 6, has been reporting on a situation involving a pair of horses, a group of concerned citizens, and an owner seeking temporary restraining orders. The Kenosha County Sheriff’s office has been busy fielding numerous […]
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