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Authorities have arrested a Southern California man after determining that a dead horse on his property had been struck repeatedly in the head with a sledge hammer and decapitated with a chain saw.
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Max Blumental reports on The Daily Beast that Sarah Palin may have quit her job today because she was trying to avert a major, yet-to-be-disclosed corruption scandal....
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Alaska Governor and former Republican 2008 vice-president nominee Sarah Palin has decided to resign from her governorship.
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Horse track owner Magna Entertainment Corp. is asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to approve its plan to sell certain assets.
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AP, Del Mar
Officials say horse racing at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club has been cut to five days a week due to economic reasons.
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AP, Louisville
A 2-year-old filly has died following a collision with another horse at Churchill Downs.
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AP, Lexington
A veteran horse died while competing at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.
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AP, Albany
Horse lovers from around the country are hauling away sickly horses from thoroughbred owner Ernie Paragallo’s upstate New York breeding farm.
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AP, Rome
Rome’s carriage horses must contend daily with traffic, pollution and heat, not to mention the weight of carriages filled with tourists.
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AP, Helena
The Montana House of Representatives strongly endorsed a bill that paves the way for construction of a horse slaughterhouse in Montana and aims to bring the industry...
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AP, Newport
Pencil the walking horse is back at home after being rescued from an icy pond in northern Kentucky where he was stuck for more than an hour. The Kentucky Enquirer...
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AP, Tebrak
At a green oasis in the desert outside Riyadh, a dazzling array of Arabian horses with colors ranging from dark gray, coffee bean black and warm honey have competed all...
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AP, Lexington
The chief veterinarian of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission says eight horses died of racing injuries during last month’s meet at Turfway Park. That figure is...
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AP, Louisville
Wagering on thoroughbred racing in the United States fell more than 7 percent in 2008 as the struggling economy and fewer racing dates led to a downturn at the betting...
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AP, Lexington
The chief veterinarian of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission says eight horses died of racing injuries during last month’s meet at Turfway Park. That figure is...
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AP, Mcbride
Two frostbitten, emaciated horses were recovering inside a warm barn on Saturday thanks to volunteers who spent the week before Christmas digging the animals out of...
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Wow! Easily coolest ruler out there. Can’t stop measuring! One ruler to rule them all!
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A judge has rejected a proposed sale of the minority interest in reigning Horse of the Year Curlin.
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A thoroughbred appraiser has set a $20 million value on reigning Horse of the Year Curlin and is recommending ownership be consolidated under primary owner Jess...
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AP, Louisville
The majority owner of reigning Horse of the Year Curlin says the colt will retire to a farm in Kentucky in 2009.
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AP, Louisville
A sale to buy a minority interest in Horse of the Year Curlin failed to produce an acceptable offer.
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The mortgage problems that have helped shape the current economic downturn have made “subprime” an unwelcome word to investors.
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FILE - In this Oct. 24, 2008 file photo, jockey Julien Leparoux celebrates aboard Forever Together after winning the Filly and Mare Turf horse race at the Breeders Cup at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif. Leparoux won’t throw a leg over race horse...
