Oklahoma horse owners stampede Capitol
A state legislator said he will file an amendment today to a bill that would allow equine dentists to keep working on horses.
More than 50 horse owners went Tuesday to the state Capitol. There, Rep. Don Armes, R-Faxon , told them his amendment would allow equine dentistry and other animal procedures, such as shoeing hooves and transferring embryos in cattle, to be done without a veterinary license. Those practices now...
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