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AHC Requesting Thoughts on Horse Protection Act


T e U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service published its proposed revisions to the Horse Protection Act in September. Part of the Horse Protection Act is to help combat the illegal use of soring, which has been common in the show world for several gaited breeds. According to an American Horse Council (AHC) press release on September 15, the pro- posed regulations focus on Tennessee Walking horses and racking horses. In response, AHC is preparing comments on the proposed changes and is looking for submissions from interested parties. Comments and thoughts can be submitted


through the Federal eRulemaking Portal at reg- ulations.gov by entering "APHIS-2022-004" in the search fi eld. Once on the site, select the "documents" tab, then the "comment" button in the list of documents. Comments must be submitted no later than October 20, 2023.


of these programs is MHF's Maryland T or- oughbred Career Program, which was designed to off er young people an in-depth exposure to all aspects of the T oroughbred industry. "I believe that it is important for these young


Trainer Jamie Ness and jockey Jaime


Rodriguez teamed up again this summer to earn top titles in the Laurel Park Sum- mer Meet standings. T is is the seventh training title for Ness and second jockey title for Rodriguez.


MD Horse Foundation Receives TCA Grant


Maryland Horse Council (MHC) mem- ber the Maryland Horse Foundation (MHF) was awarded a grant from the T oroughbred Charities of America (TCA) to focus on the Foundation's educational outreach eff orts. One


folks to see that there are various opportunities that will allow them to embrace their passion for horses," Cricket Goodall stated. Goodall is the executive director of MHF. Another educational outreach eff ort of MHF


is the Work Experience Program, which allows qualifi ed applicants to design a custom intern- ship experience to benefi t their long-term ca- reer goals. MHF also launched the Howard & Sondra Bender Educational Series this year, which is produced in partnership with the University of Maryland Extension. T ese seminars, held at the Maryland Horse Library and Education Center in Reisterstown, off er a range of top- ics and are also recorded and available on the Maryland T oroughbred YouTube channel. For more MHC member news, please see page 60 of this issue.


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