It also prevented the loss of bone density that leads to fragile, broken bones in the elderly ... practices for small and large animals. For horses, one of the most consequential results was ...

Those were “flint hoof” horses, Randy said ... which seemed to be broken. They took Johnna off on a stretcher. Many months afterward, I met Johnna in Missoula, Montana, and she told me ...

A Casper man’s elk hunt in the Wyoming wilderness turned into the hunt from hell, including a broken leg, grizzly attack and ...

The recent FX documentary 'Broken Horses' has cast a spotlight on the historical issues and implications of illegal doping in horse racing. The presentation attempts to address significant ...

In either case a jockey can be sent flying over the head of the horse. A rider airborne at 40 mph hopes he’s not met by a railing or a hoof ... a crushed chest, broken ribs, a broken shoulder ...

If the tie is still not broken after the second jump-off, the riders will be placed equally. Five judges evaluate all of the riders' and horses' movements and certain transitions on a zero to 10-point ...

Authorities say he broke off a chunk of marble from Neptune’s chariot and damaged the hoof of a sculpted horse at the base of ...

The broken windows theory was put forth at a time when crime rates were soaring, and it often spurred politicians to advocate policies for increasing policing of petty crimes—fare evasion ...

The Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association of New Jersey is suing the horse track and its online betting company as ...

Just 60 years ago, when much of Asia still moved by foot or hoof, the Tea Horse Road was a thoroughfare ... climbs a set of broken stairs, then once again disappears, swept away by years of ...

I saw countless TikTok accounts mocking this silhouette as if it resembled a horse hoof, and I just couldn ... Why fix something if it isn’t broken? Specifically, why change out of the most ...

In research reported in 2000, Kelling claimed that broken-windows policing had prevented over 60,000 violent crimes between 1989 and 1998 in New York City, though critics of the theory disagreed ...