Insiders respond to new safety measures that are being implemented in the California Thoroughbred industry, including a total ban on Lasix.

Twenty-one horses have died at Santa Anita Park since December 26, 2018, prompting the closure of the track for “additional extensive testing.”

The Small family pled guilty to animal abuse and the court heard the agreed on statement of facts about the dead and starving horses in their care.

The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will not sign a new contract with the province after the current one expires the end of March.

Patricia Lynn Moore, who is facing charges of cruelty against animals by the Alberta SPCA and the RCMP, is no stranger to the court system.

Fifty-two horses and six dogs were removed from a property in Alberta. Patricia Lynn Moore and Ross Andrew have been charged with 27 related offences.

Dorothy Chiotti won a WINNIE Award for Best Equestrian Photo Journal from EQUUS Film Festival 2018 for her work, Unsung Heroines of the Horse Industry.

Each year since 2011, the same desperate post appears online imploring horse people to help find homes for 52 Thoroughbreds.

On January 2, 2019, a decision was made in Superior Court which will impact the enforcement of provincial animal welfare legislation in Ontario.

Saddlery may no longer be recognized by the Ontario College of Trades by July 2019. This means no formal training, certification or oversight.