Neglect Sentence, Facebook Horse Fraud & Run For A Million Champs ๐ด๐๐ฅ HORSE NEWS NOW
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Horse Farm Owner Sentenced for Animal Neglect: A New York horse farm owner was sentenced to three yearsโ probation, $1,750 in fines and 100 hours of community service after being convicted of neglecting horses, with a ban on owning animals unless she later meets strict court-ordered conditions. (News10)
Woman Accused of Mis-Selling Horses on Facebook: Five women have accused UK horse seller Tasha Lee Hopkins of mis-selling horses through Facebook, including animals allegedly unsafe to ride or suffering serious health conditions, with one buyer awarded ยฃ11,000 in damages and welfare groups urging buyers to conduct thorough checks before purchasing. (BBC)
Champions Crowned at Run For A Million: Taylor Sheridanโs Run For A Million returned to Las Vegas Aug. 10-15, with Kole Price and Golden Coins winning the $1 million Reining Competition and $500,000, while elite Western performance horse riders competed for major payouts in cow horse, cutting and breakaway roping. (Rodeo SI)
Hall of Famer Javier Castellano Reaches 6,000 Wins: Hall of Fame jockey Javier Castellano earned his 6,000th North American victory Wednesday at Saratoga aboard Starship Lizzy, adding another milestone to a career featuring four Eclipse Awards, all three Triple Crown races and 12 Breedersโ Cup wins. (Thoroughbred Daily News)
Kazakhstanโs First Wild-Born Przewalskiโs Horse: The first wild-born Przewalskiโs horse foal in Kazakhstan in 200 years was born Aug. 22, marking a major milestone in the countryโs effort to restore the species and establish a self-sustaining population on the Central Kazakhstan steppe. (Fauna & Flora)
Kentucky Students Explore Australiaโs Horse Industry: Thirteen University of Kentucky equine students traveled nearly 1,500 miles across Australia, gaining firsthand experience in Thoroughbred racing and breeding, veterinary care, rodeo, conservation and Aboriginal culture while broadening their understanding of the global equine industry. (UK Now)
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