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Two Ponies Killed by Bear
According to various news outlets, a bear killed two ponies near Clear Spring in Washington... -
What is EIA?
As news of a Montgomery County horse testing positive for EIA has been circulating this... -
Maryland Thoroughbred Career Program’s Second Year a Success
By Sara Gordon Photos by Barrie Reightler, MHBA The Maryland Horse Industry Foundation hosted a... -
Montgomery Co Horse Tests Positive for Equine Infectious Anemia
Just in from the Maryland Department of Agriculture: A horse stabled in Montgomery County has...
Live from Montana!
Tayler Stewart of Damascus just rode Ideal Contini (owned by Tyler Stewart) to a score of 31.2 in the dressage phase of the North American Youth Championships for Eventing, being held at Rebecca Farm in Montana. She currently sits in second placeTayler is part of the Area II team competing in the CIC2*.
Fellow teammate and Marylander Ryan Keefe of Sandy Spring scored a 35.4 aboard Flintstar (owned by Rumsey Keefe) to be right behind Tayler in third with more CIC2* left to ride.
Both riders will compete on the cross-country course on Saturday and show jump on Sunday. Good luck ladies! Maryland is rooting for you!
Bear that likely attacked and killed two ponies in Washington County last week has been released. Read more on equiery.com! equiery.com/two-ponies-killed-by-bear/
Two Ponies Killed by Bear - The Equiery
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According to various news outlets, a bear killed two ponies near Clear Spring in Washington County sometime between July 7 and July 9. The M...
Nice story in the Carroll County Times about Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue.Check out today's edition of the Carroll County Times. The eNewspaper is included with a print subscription or part of our digital subscription platform. Try it at: digitaledition.carrollcountytimes.com
Anybody else think today is a good day for a swim?
Big congrats to Maryland young riders Ryan Keefe and Taylor Stewart for being selected to represent Area II on the NAYC CICOY2* Young Riders Nations Cup team. Good luck ladies! And don't forget to send photos :-)
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Meet the Teams: NAYC CICOY2* Young Riders Nations Cup
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This article has been updated to reflect the declared entries that will compete at the 2018 North American Younth Championships.For the seco...
MHBA Elects New Board Officers
On July 9, the Maryland Horse Breeders Association announced the election of three new members of the board of directors. Michael J. Harrison, DVM, was elected president; David H. Wade was elected vice president; and Kent Allen Murray was elected secretary and treasurer. Dr. Harrison owns Willowdale Farm in Butler and has been a practicing veterinarian for more than 35 years. Harrison earned a doctor of veterinary medicine degree from the University of Florida and a bachelor’s degree from Washington College. He breeds, races and owns Thoroughbreds and served on the MHBA board from 2009-2016. He has also served as chairman of MHBA’s Legislative Committee. Harrison is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Association of Equine Practitioners, Society for Theriogenology, Maryland Agricultural Resource Council and Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association. He is also a supporter of the Water Hay Oats Alliance. Wade is the general manager of Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City, as well as Northview PA in Peach Bottom, PA. In addition, he is the manager of Sycamore Hall Farm and is a Thoroughbred sales agent. Wade was the former yearling manager at Ryehill Farm and was an adjunct faculty member at Cecil College. He has served on the MHBA board since 2016 and is a member of the association’s Sales Committee, Stallion Committee, Events Committee and Yearling Show...-
Hale Named VP of Racing Development; Merz new MD Racing Secretary
Breaking news from the Maryland Jockey Club! MJC announced this afternoon that longtime Vice President... -
Cindy Halle Named US Polo Associations’ Woman of the Year
(First published in June 2018 issue of The Equiery) In Maryland, Cindy Halle may be best...
2018 MHC Legislative Wrap-Up
(First appeared in the June 2018 issue of The Equiery) What do you get when you take 90 days + 47 Senators + 141 Delegates + 3,101 Bills? You get the 2018 Maryland legislative session! The Maryland General Assembly convened on Wed. Jan. 10 and adjourned on Monday, April 9 – three months of nail biting high drama! It is not easy to pass legislation, and barely 28% of this year’s bills made it through the process; the system is intentionally deliberative – and that is a good thing, as it helps to avert capriciously enacted laws. To read more about the outcome of the session, click...-
ELD Mandate Ag Exemption Extended
Breaking News! U.S. Department of Agriculture announced an additional 90-day extension of the agriculture exemption... -
Holiday Gift: DOT Waives Mandate for Livestock Haulers for 90 Days
The livestock industry (including which includes us!) was relieved to learn that, on Nov. 27,...
Montgomery Co Horse Tests Positive for Equine Infectious Anemia
Just in from the Maryland Department of Agriculture: A horse stabled in Montgomery County has tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). The positive horse was discovered during a routine wellness examination by a private veterinarian and was confirmed positive July 9 by the National Veterinary Services Lab in Ames, Iowa. The infected horse will be euthanized. EIA is not known to effect human health. The State Veterinarian’s office has placed the farm under a 60-day investigational hold order. The department will do initial EIA tests on the remaining 42 equines on the farm. The animals will be tested again after 60 days, at which point the hold order will be released barring any positive test results. Equine Infectious Anemia is a blood borne virus typically transferred by biting flies or infected needles. The infected horse did not display any clinical symptoms, but was determined to be in the carrier stage of the disease. Confirmed cases of EIA typically result in euthanasia or lifetime isolation for the infected horse. The department’s Animal Health Program will continue to monitor the situation closely, and reminds all horse owners to remain vigilant in protecting the health of their animals—this includes routine disease testing. More information on EIA is available from USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection...-
The Licensing Game: State and County Stable Licenses
first appeared in the May 2018 Equiery A common question among horse owners in Maryland... -
Nearly $30,000 in Grands Awarded by MHIB
On February 14, the Maryland Horse Industry Board announced the recipients of nearly $30,000 worth...
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