Up to 19 saddle-started wild horses trained for at least 120 days by NNCC prisoners will be offered for adoption.

By the last Ice Age, large single-toed animals, who fed on grasses (similar to the horses we know today), had become widespread. These wild horses went extinct about 10,000 years ago, possibly due to ...

The family trees of many horses racing today can be traced in the British stud book, first published in 1791, which charts the genealogy of Thoroughbred horses. Stud records in the United States ...

Trainers and people looking to adopt a wild horse were out at the Bureau of Land Management Boise Wild Horse Off-Range Corral on Saturday.

where the rolling hillsides northwest of Calgary contain the highest concentration of Alberta's 1,500 wild horses. "Those horses are my world." She said she goes out to photograph the horses ...