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Breaking: U S Congress has new chance to stop horse soring

In 1970, the U.S. Congress passed the Horse Protection Act to end the cruel practice of horse soring, which is the use of caustic chemicals, chains, weighted shoes, hard objects, cutting and other painful techniques

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Will U S Supreme Court decide the fate of the Tennessee Walking Horse?

Will U S Supreme Court decide the fate of the Tennessee Walking Horse?
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Will U S Supreme Court decide the fate of the Tennessee Walking Horse? – Tennessee Lookout

Efforts to ban 'spring' in the training of Tennessee Walking Horses may culminate in the Supreme Court of the United States.

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Champion Saddlebred Don O Neill is headed for retirement

Don O Neill proved everyone wrong when he transformed from a mild mannered show horse into Saddlebred who won every major horseshow in the country.

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Trainers Given Fines for Sored Horses Will Get New Hearings – Courthouse News Service

The highly technical decision out of the D.C. Circuit turns on the illegal appointments of the administrative law judges who handed down the fines. Casey Wright rides the horse named “I Am Jose” at the 2013 Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, using soring devices to that passed USDA inspection at the time to accomplish what is known as the “Big Lick” movement. (Photo by Randall R. Saxton, creative commons, via Courthouse News) WASHINGTON (CN) In the fall of 2017, federal agricultural authorities took aim at a trio of horse trainers, Joe Fleming, Sam Perkins and Jarrett Bradley, accused of entering injured animals into competition for an unfair advantage.

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