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Horse Illustrated covers the latest news from the horse industry, including coverage from special equine events, such as the FEI World Equestrian Games, the Olympics, and a variety of national championships. Topics include awards won, association education and programs, changes in legislation impacting the horse industry, special events featuring horses, news about special horse people doing extraordinary things, the latest research, information from breed and discipline associations and other groups, and much more. Stay up to date on the happenings of the horse industry and follow Horse Illustrated as staff attend events and gain first-hand experience on the ground and from the show arena.

Potomac horse fever found in Kerr CountyA rare bacteria that affects horses has made its way to Kerr County Texas. Local veterinarians have seen at least 15 cases of Potomac horse fever, and at least four horses have died,...
July 8 marked the last day of the 2007 World Equestrian Festival, CHIO, held in Aachen, Germany. Show jumping, eventing, dressage and vaulting were on display. The Americans made a strong showing, but only one U.S. competitor took home...
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) has announced that the USDF/United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Young Rider Graduate Program will be held Jan. 18-20, 2008, at the Hilton Palm Beach Airport Hotel in West Palm Beach Fla. The program,...
Debbie McDonald is one of the most decorated American riders in recent years. Along with her beloved mare Brentina, she picked up medals on three consecutive teams (2002 WEG, 2004 Olympics and 2006 WEG) and has become a household...
July 8-14 marks National Farriers Week, and the American Farriers Journal has a special recognition certificate at it website that will let you thank your hoof care professional for a job well done. Pay tribute for dedication and professionalism...
A federal judge has dismissed Dekalb, Ill.-based Cavel International’s challenge to a new Illinois law that bans equine slaughter. Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich signed the law in May banning the import, export, possession and slaughter of horses intended for...
You’ve wriggled yourself into your stretchy show pants. You’ve squeezed yourself into your breeches. Yet the thought of panty lines proclaiming their presence sends shivers up your backside. If that’s one of your biggest concerns come competition day, then...
The high cost of hay in the drought-stricken Midwest has some horse owners struggling to feed their equines, but help may be available. Through the Kentucky Horse Council's Equine Safety Net program, owners can apply for a 30-day supply...
Glenda McElroy has been named the dressage competition manager for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG). It will be held in Lexington, Ky., at the Kentucky Horse Park. The WEG serves as the World Championships for seven...
No, it’s not the Olympics. And it doesn’t get quite the media fanfare as the World Equestrian Games. Nonetheless, the Pan American Games offer outstanding international competition for equestrians, and this year’s contest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, promises...
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