We might not be able to change the world for the horses, but we can  change a horse's world.

Much dark evil exists in the world. Help to shine a light for a horse in need. 

Above, in 2013 Rachel made this video.  It continues still. Race horses, show horses, children's pets, mustangs, camp horses, carriage horses, trail horses, therapy horses, your horse?

What is a Mexican tripping horse?
Horse tripping is the intentional roping or lassoing of the legs of an equine, followed by the intentional causing of the equine to trip or fall. Horse Tripping for entertainment can come in two forms. The most common form is part of a Mexican Rodeo, or charreada (or charrería).

PREGNANT MARE URINE (PMU) DRUGS?
 Pregnant mare urine (PMU) is one of the key ingredients in a vast majority of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) drugs, such as Premarin® and PremPro®. Thankfully the demand for PMU drugs has decreased due to a study by the Women’s Initiative Health (WIH) that showed an increased risk for a stroke, heart attack, or breast cancer. The decrease does not save the mares who are still imprisoned in PMU farms. Life of a Premarin Horse They are impregnated continually. They live their lives imprisoned in a pen typically 3½’ wide by 8’ long. Rubber collection bags are affixed between their legs causing painful lesions and infections. They are kept dehydrated to produce the most profitable, concentrated urine. They are sent to slaughter when they can no longer get pregnant. Foals are removed and regularly sent to slaughter. 

What is Soring? Soring involves the intentional infliction of pain to a horse's legs or hooves in order to force the horse to perform an artificial, exaggerated gait. Caustic chemicals—blistering agents like mustard oil, diesel fuel and kerosene—are applied to the horse's limbs, causing extreme pain and suffering. A particularly egregious form of soring, known as pressure shoeing, involves cutting a horse's hoof almost to the quick and tightly nailing on a shoe or standing a horse for hours with the sensitive part of his soles on a block or other raised object. This causes excruciating pressure and pain whenever the horse puts weight on the hoof. Soring has been a common and widespread practice in the Tennessee walking horse show industry for decades. Today, judges continue to reward the artificial "Big Lick" gait, thus encouraging participants to sore their horses and allowing the cruel practice to persist.