Co Durham police lead stray horse crackdown
Police are cracking down on illegally grazing horses with a new scheme in Co Durham
Police are cracking down on illegally grazing horses with a new scheme in Co Durham
Commoners sending foals through the New Forest’s Beaulieu Road sales this autumn will have their ponies microchipped for free
A recent case of two thoroughbreds found alive after they were recorded as dead on the Weatherbys database has highlighted the benefits of microchipping
Defra has clarified that any foal born before 1 July that does not already have a passport will need microchipping, under the new passport regulations imposed on 1 August
Welsh hill pony farmers will be exempt from changes to EU horse passport legislation that require every foal and horse applying for a new passport to be microchipped
Regulations that will require all horses in the UK to be microchipped come in across Europe on 1 July, but English regulations are not expected to go before Westminster until early August
Microchipping could be the answer to protecting horse owners and prospective buyers, say experts
Hot branding of horses is “painful and unacceptable” and should be phased out, a group of top equine vets has advised the government
UK groups against microchipping legislation for native breeds
The Joint Measurement Board brings in new rules to crack down on cheating in the showring
Defra has met with a number of equine organisations to discuss the best way to implement new EU legislation requiring all foals to be microchipped
Any equine foal born after 1 July 2009 will have to be microchipped, under European-wide regulations finally approved last week
About 100 horses which pull taxi carriages along Blackpool promenade have been microchipped in a bid to help regulate their working hours
Microchips and an advert in Horse & Hound played crucial roles in reuniting four stolen Shetlands with their owner
British equestrian bodies are astonished by a perceived government about-face on compulsory microchipping and plan to urge Europe to go ahead with it anyway
Microchips look set to become the standard method of identification for horses under new European Commission proposals