WHTA Votes Unanimously Not to Sign Operating Plan
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Copyright WHR 2007
By Christy Howard Parsons
The general membership of the Walking Horse Trainers Association voted unanimously not to sign the currently proposed USDA Operating Plan as it is.
The National Horse Show Commission will inspect horses at the National Trainers Show, which begins tomorrow, in accordance with the Horse Protection Act.
A complete copy of the penalties which will be utilized and the complete list of recommendations from the WHTA Advisory Committee regarding the reasons not to sign the Operating Plan will be available soon at www.WalkingHorseReport.com.
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