Horse welfare and the industry
The deaths, she says, are the easiest thing to see and, oddly, among the easier things to fix; fewer runners, lower fences, a better start. What is harder, and far more common, is the ordinary life of a racehorse when no camera is pointed at it.
Horse welfare and the industry
This week Anna sat down with Theresa Demarest and Katherine Gregory to talk about Throw Away Horses, a new documentary on Amazon Prime and on Vimeo worldwide. Theresa is the filmmaker (she made Keiko: The Untold Story before this); Katherine runs Colorado Horse Rescue, a roughly two-million-dollar-a-
Horse welfare and the industry
One arrived with a microchip logging 13 registered owners. Billy contacted every single one. Not one was interested.
Horse welfare and the industry
What Chloe has built is not a charity. It is a third economic model. The content funds the sessions; the sessions generate more content; the community grows and the riding school fills with paying clients who found her through the algorithm.
Horse welfare and the industry
The rare breed ponies Britain is losing — and what disappears with them
Horse welfare and the industry
This covers the practical and emotional realities of horse loss, including euthanasia. Challenging content, but essential preparation.
Horse welfare and the industry
Documenting wild horses across the American West
Horse welfare and the industry
The Stop Feeding Campaign That's Saving Lives
Horse welfare and the industry
Why Good Intentions Aren't Enough
Horse welfare and the industry
Why are miniature horses so often overlooked in the equestrian world? Two remarkable women in New Zealand are changing that perception through an innovative charitable trust.
Horse welfare and the industry
What 50 years of putting horses first can teach us
Horse welfare and the industry
Emergency, Innovation, and Love: A Florida Horse Owner's Story