Horse milk is becoming extremely popular in Belgium and the Netherlands amongst people who suffer from psoriasis or eczema.

People have used horse milk for skin complaints for many years in both countries and it has produced positive results.

'Il Cavallo, la Brughiera' of 2009 will commence on Friday, April 24. The weekend will host the endurance events, including the 160 kilometres, the course which is a candidate for the 2011 European Championships.

A Florida pharmacy has admitted that the dosage of the medication it prepared for 21 polo ponies that died earlier this week was "incorrect".

The horses, from a Venezuelan-owned team, collapsed and died at the weekend ahead of the US Open Polo Championship at Wellington in Palm Beach County.

The Antwerpen CSI4* has reached its high point.
At 16.00 this afternoon the Ricoh time trial on one metre-fifty jumps will take place, the event is one of the biggest events of the tournament.
In the evening the six barrier Euphony competition will be held.

Horseball will be the discipline that opens the season at Druento, where the second stage of both first and second divisions of the Italian Horseball Championships and the National Pony Tournament take place on April 25 and 26.

The post-mortem of 21 polo ponies that died in Florida has shown the presence of blood and fluid in the horses’ lungs.

The authorities are ever more convinced that the cause of death may be a toxin or poisoning. The investigators are awaiting the results of toxicological tests.

Horses grazing on asbestos in the fenced area of the district of Pescara where prefabs were constrcuted following the 1980 earthquake.

The Golden Star of the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) goes by the name Paolo Reinach, president of the Casorate Sempione Riding Club.

Two people may be guilty of attempted murder of a youth from Ussaramanna in Sardinia, who was thrown into a well as dramatic punishment for horse theft to be then saved by his father.

A vendetta for theft of a ‘mistaken’ horse on the ‘mistaken’ people.

Aid has arrived for the horse-drawn carts in reply to Michela Brambilla, the Junior Minister for Tourism who wanted to cancel in one fell swoop the Roman ‘boticelle’, the famous tourist carts.