It should come as no surprise that the people committed to torturing Tennessee Walking Horses are still at it. The money they are throwing at politicians to stop the PAST Act from being made into law is a strong indicator of their dedication to harm...
How in the world anyone could enjoy watching horses whose feet have been wounded to make them "step high"? Obviously there are people with a great deal of money who view this torture as entertainment. These horses are helpless - they cannot stop the torture...
This year's version PAST (Prevent All Soring Tactics) Act has been introduced into the House last Tuesday, July 28th, 2015. Strong opposition by Rep Marsha Blackburn and her supporters has, in the past, prevented the PAST Act from moving forward. Be sure to urge your...
For any nay sayers who thought the Tennessee Walking Horse as a breed would be destroyed if they were not allowed to torture their feet - you are wrong! Shows that display the wonderful natural gait of the Tennessee Walking horse without soring are doing...
If more events would do what the North Carolina State Fair has done, the torturous practice of horse soring could become a thing of the past. The gait of the Tennessee Walking horse is beautiful on its own. The "Big Lick" is no longer deemed...
This is a definitely a set back for advocates against horse soring. We need the PAST (Prevent All Soring Tactics) Act now more than ever! You can view the proposed PAST Act here.~ HfH From: Courthouse News (CN) - The 5th Circuit struck down a USDA rule...
Why would anyone block a bill to stop the torture of horses? The answer of course is there must be money somewhere to be made or a political dig to be gained by blocking the PAST Act. Hopefully this person will be outed soon. Keith...
Keith Dane, Vice President, Equine Protection, is spreading the word about this article by veterinarian Ron DeHaven. Dr. DeHaven's plea to Congress to approve the PAST Act and end soring forever, is spot-on. It is very over due - there can be no more excuses...
From: The Chattanoogan By: Roy Exum [caption id="attachment_26613" align="alignleft" width="201"] Roy Exum[/caption]The scurrilous Big Lick segment of the Tennessee Walking Horse industry has all but ruined the image of one of America’s most magnificent animals. That the noble and gentle horses who were first ridden by...
People on Facebook and on our website have commented: "Why do we need more legislation that will be ignored?" when it comes to horse soring. Roy Exum explains in the article below that the PAST Act is much more specific - no padded hooves, no...