April 19 , 2011 - Edition 19 Media Roundup This Unwanted Horse Coalition news summary is provided as an educational service to those interested in the issue of the unwanted horse. The articles do not reflect the opinions of the Unwanted Horse Coalition or any of its employees. The listing of events does not constitute an endorsement of a particular event. If you see an article or event that may be appropriate for inclusion in Media Roundup, please e-mail it to ecaslin@horsecouncil.org. Maine Equine Associates Demonstrates Commitment to Unwanted Horses Dr. Rachel Flaherty and her colleagues at Maine Equine Associates of New Gloucester, Maine have taken a stand in support of unwanted horses by participating in the Unwanted Horse Veterinary Relief Campaign (UHVRC). As part of the outreach program, equine veterinarians help rescue and retirement facilities provide healthcare for America’s unwanted horses. Read More... Canter Opens Arizona Chapter The Communication Alliance to Network Thoroughbred Ex-Racehorses (CANTER) is now offering its services to Arizona horseman with the opening of CANTER Arizona. Read More... Natural Horse Retirement Program Offers Attractive Solution Retirement, or turn-out, of horses have become problematic for a variety of reasons. An attractive alternative to traditional retirement options is being offered through the Natural Horse Retirement Program. Read More... No Unwanted Horses - Proceeds to Benefit Horse Rescues A new young adult novel by Valerie Ormond highlights the Maryland equestrian community, military family life, and the plight of unwanted horses. Through the story of Sadie, a 12-year-old horse lover, and her tri-color Pinto, Lucky, Ormond takes readers through a tale of heartbreak, determination and love. Read More... Nominate a Veterinarian Throughout 2011, the AAEP Good Works Campaign will spotlight AAEP-member practitioners whose volunteer efforts are improving the health and welfare of horses. Each month, AAEP will select a veterinarian nominated by a horse owner or organization for special recognition. Read More... In Poor Economy, Rescue Reporting More Neglected Horses Humans are not alone in feeling the pain of a bad economy.Organizers of the Singing River Equine Rescue said as the economy slowed, reports of abused horses increased. Read More... Mint Julep Cup Sales Benefit Equine Welfare Organization Woodford Reserve bourbon is taking the traditional Kentucky Derby cocktail, the mint julep, to a new level by unveiling the world's most exclusive mint julep cup. The Woodford Reserve $1,000 Mint Julep Cup Experience will feature the most exotic ingredients in the world and a collection of 103 sterling silver mint julep cups designed by Tiffany & Co. exclusively for Woodford Reserve. Proceeds from the cup sales will benefit The Heart of a Horse Foundation, whose mission is to maintain and stimulate the unwavering well-being of horses in America. Read More...	Upcoming Events Halters for Hope Greenwood Village, Colorado Second Winds Adoption Events 2011 West Union, WV Free Castration Clinic April 16, 2011 Cold Spring, MN Benefit Trail Ride April 16, 2011 Amarillo, TX Run for the Roses April 28, 2011 Woodside, CA Spring Flowers for NEER Ponies until April 29, 2011 Buy Spring Flowers ONLINE HAHS Dinner and Auction May 21, 2011 Woodstock, IL 2011 Challenge of the Unwanted Horse August 13, 2011 University of Minnesota Horse Aid Live Spring 2011 Lexington, Kentucky Colorado Horse Rescue Fundraiser: Starry Starry Night September 24, 2011 Denver, CO

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