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May 10, 2012
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Story Via: www.nytimes.com
Photo Via: Corolla Wild Horse Fund
COROLLA, N.C. — Come summer, the beaches of this barrier island will be choked with cars and sunbathers, but in the off-season the land is left to wild horses. Smallish, tending toward chestnut and black, they wander past deserted vacation rentals in harems of five or six.
Thousands of them once roamed the length of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the likely descendants from mounts that belonged to Spanish explorers five centuries ago. Now their numbers have dwindled to a few hundred, the best known living on federal parkland at Shackleford Banks. Read Full Story
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May 09, 2012
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Story Via: www.nydailynews.com
Photo Via: Todd Maisel/New York Daily News
Animal suffers nasty cut, motorist taken to the hospital.
A riderless horse darted into traffic and collided with car on Linden Blvd. in Queens during Monday morning's rush hour, witnesses said.
The motorist, a woman driving a black Honda sedan, was taken to Franklin General Hospital for treatment, officials said. The driver's side window was smashed by the impact.
The horse, named Blackjack, and car collided on busy Linden Blvd. near S. Conduit Ave. about 8:25 a.m., right in front of the horse's home at Cedar Lane Stables, headquarters of the Federation of Black Cowboys. Read Full Story
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May 08, 2012
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Story Via: www.bbc.co.uk
Photo Via: Vera Warmuth
Horses were domesticated 6,000 years ago on the grasslands of Ukraine, southwest Russia and west Kazakhstan, a genetic study shows.
Domestic horses then spread across Europe and Asia, breeding with wild mares along the way, research published in the journal PNAS suggests.
The work, by a Cambridge University team, brings together two competing theories on horse domestication. Read Full Story
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