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Editors Choice - Five Most Interesting Equine Stories of the Week
Editors, Jennifer Burrows,Nicole Leavitt, Jim Nork & Garry Stauber

Guide horses for the blind? International Herald Tribune, NY 01-05-2009 There are many reasons to use horses as guides for the blind: miniature horses are mild-mannered, trainable and less threatening than large dogs.
Put out to pasture Daily Camera, CO 01-05-2009 Horse rescue seeing more surrenders as economy dips
Equestrian Aid Foundation is there when help is needed New Jersey online, NJ 01-05-2009 Equestrian Aid Foundation President R. Scot Evans can predict with total certainty that more people than ever, from grooms to grand prix riders, will be seeking his organization\'s services this year.
Jamaica's Story: An Unlikely Happy Ending To A Horse Slaughter Case CBS News 01-05-2009 The United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing body for equestrian sport and a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee, has nominated for Horse of the Year Jamaica, a horse rescued from slaughter and now competing at the Olympic level.
50th National Finals Rodeo Coverage The Fence Post, CO 12-29-2008 Even Las Vegas, a city that caters to opulence and excess, was showing signs of the economic downturn that has hit the U.S.

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Rutgers Equine Center's Horses set for March 28-29
SBOANJ, NJ 01-05-2009
Horses 2009 is coming to Rutgers on Saturday, March 28, and Sunday, March 29, 2009, and its theme � �Knowledge is Horse Power� � is a clue to the impact delegates will feel from this information-packed weekend.

Equine Virus Concerns Racing Community
Arkansas Matter, AR 01-05-2009
An outbreak of a common horse virus is causing some concern in the racing community.

Guide horses for the blind?
International Herald Tribune, NY 01-05-2009
There are many reasons to use horses as guides for the blind: miniature horses are mild-mannered, trainable and less threatening than large dogs.

Put out to pasture
Daily Camera, CO 01-05-2009
Horse rescue seeing more surrenders as economy dips

Nanton's Sears clinches world barrel racing crown
Financial Post 01-05-2009
Sets earnings record while winning WNFR title

Equestrian has big boots to fill
Inside NoVA, VA 01-05-2009
Kay Brady and her horse Taffy won three awards from the United States Equestrian Association.

Equestrian Aid Foundation is there when help is needed
New Jersey online, NJ 01-05-2009
Equestrian Aid Foundation President R. Scot Evans can predict with total certainty that more people than ever, from grooms to grand prix riders, will be seeking his organization\'s services this year.

Jamaica's Story: An Unlikely Happy Ending To A Horse Slaughter Case
CBS News 01-05-2009
The United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing body for equestrian sport and a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee, has nominated for Horse of the Year Jamaica, a horse rescued from slaughter and now competing at the Olympic level.

Equine Rescue Inc. to get $5,000 from foundation
Times-Herald Record, NY 12-29-2008
The trustees of the William H. Donner Foundation, based in New York City, have approved a recent grant request for $5,000 by Equine Rescue Inc. This grant will help further Equine Rescue\'s mission to rescue and provide care, rehabilitation and adoption services for abused, abandoned and neglected horses and ponies.

Update on U.S. Eventing from the Annual Meeting
USEA, VA 12-29-2008
The USEA is pleased to announce that the Training-level Three-day Event will be included in the USEA/USEF Endorsement Agreement for 2009.

Horses are her destiny
Times-Herald, CA 12-29-2008
Destiny Times is a real girl, one from Vallejo, who hopes the happiness she\'s discovered at the nearby stable is of the \"ever after\" variety.

Rescue groups see surge in abandoned horses
Kansas City Star, MO 12-29-2008
Hope in the Valley has seen an increase in the number of horses at their facility, and Miller says a poor economy is one of the reasons.

Horse-rescue prison program rehabs horses and inmates
Macon.com, GA 12-29-2008
Brandy Owen and 11 other women are in Georgia�s first prison horse-rescue farm, which is located at Pulaski State Prison in Hawkinsville.

50th National Finals Rodeo Coverage
The Fence Post, CO 12-29-2008
Even Las Vegas, a city that caters to opulence and excess, was showing signs of the economic downturn that has hit the U.S.

Free to a good home -- the horse of your choice
Inside Bay Area, CA 12-29-2008
Many Bay Area horse owners are reporting a sharp increase in everything from boarding costs, which often run around $500 a month, to the price of horse shoes. As a result, the inventory of animals is up, and the prices they\'re fetching are hitting new lows.

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