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Little Lottie finds sanctuary after harrowing start to life Jun 25th 2013, 23:03 Hungry and wandering the roads of Norfolk, a family took Lottie in and sought help. Ban on trainer for running horse after nerve surgery Jun 25th 2013, 22:45 British panel finds trainer Ian McInnes disregarded the welfare of Commando Scott. Anonymous grant given to improve lives of wild burros Jun 25th 2013, 20:57 Mystery donor steps up to fund new project aimed at care of America's wild burros. Six guilty over care of animals at boarding farm Jun 25th 2013, 20:52 British judge calls case: "A rescue centre from which animals needed to be rescued". Man guilty of 57 offences in horse welfare case Jun 25th 2013, 20:45 Family at centre of case believed to have more than 2500 horses. Report on 2020 Olympic candidate cities released Jun 25th 2013, 20:11 Report result of trip to three candidate cities by the IOC's Evaluation Commission. Queen's favoured equine suppliers for Coronation Festival Jun 25th 2013, 20:00 Equestrian Royal Warrant holders heading to Buckingham Palace. Horse vets gather in Australia for major conference Jun 25th 2013, 19:48 More than 200 horse veterinarians will head to Melbourne for the southern hemisphere's largest horse health conference in mid-July. World Jumping Challenge proves a tough contest Jun 25th 2013, 19:12 The FEI World Jumping Challenge Final came to an exciting conclusion on Sunday in Venezuela where Isabel Sanchez from the Dominican Republic emerged victorious. How reliable are microchips for horse identification? Jun 25th 2013, 16:12 Until recently, horses were generally branded to be able to identify individual animals. Since this practice gives rise to longstanding wounds and brand marks cannot be reliably read, there has been a gradual switch towards the use of microchips. But how reliably can microchips be located and read, and are the horses injured by having chips implanted? How reliable are microchips for horse identification? Jun 25th 2013, 16:12 Until recently, horses were generally branded to be able to identify individual animals. Since this practice gives rise to longstanding wounds and brand marks cannot be reliably read, there has been a gradual switch towards the use of microchips. But how reliably can microchips be located and read, and are the horses injured by having chips implanted? Fishing for chips: Microchip readability studied Jun 25th 2013, 08:41 Top-of-the-line scanners prove their worth; results more reliable than traditional branding. Rising hay prices linked to levels of horse neglect Jun 25th 2013, 05:18 High hay prices spark higher levels of neglect, even more so than rising unemployment. Hendra virus case in horse confirmed in Queensland Jun 25th 2013, 05:12 Brisbane Valley property goes under quarantine after confirmation of case last night.

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