Kentucky Livestock Investigation Training Scheduled
Edited Press Release
July 6, 2015
The Kentucky Horse Council’s livestock investigation training will take place Aug. 5-7 at Morehead State University.
The Kentucky Horse Council’s livestock investigation training will take place Aug. 5-7 at Morehead State University.
Among the topics to be covered are racetrack surfaces, injury databases, continuing education, and post-mortem programs.
The award is presented to the member who has done the most to assist and support American Horse Publications.
New import requirements are in place in response to recent equine vesicular stomatitis (VS) cases in the United States.
Attendees can take a behind-the-scenes tour through the Ontario Veterinary College, Equine Guelph, and more.
Fifteen equine rescue, rehabilitation, retraining, and placement facilities will receive grants.
The Unwanted Horse Coalition (UHC) met June 15 during the American Horse Council’s 2015 annual meeting.
The park is making this transition due to the economic and operational realities of maintaining white fencing.
Speakers from the federal government and the horse industry presented at the American Horse Council’s forum on June 16.
Horses in Montrose and Delta counties tested positive for vesicular stomatitis on July 2.
The brochure highlights the importance of castration as it pertains to responsible ownership and unwanted horses.
Dr. Rustin Moore’s clinical interests include equine lameness, surgery, and colic.
Vaccinating, eliminating standing water, and stalling horses can reduce the risk of mosquito-borne disease.
The Louisiana Horse Rescue Association and LoneStar Outreach to Place Ex-Racers received awards in June.
Many veterinarians now recommend using fecal egg counts to determine your horse’s deworming needs.
The coalition supports national oversight of uniform medication standards in Thoroughbred racing.
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