Study: Magnesium Could Have Calming Effects
Edited Press Release
May 8, 2015
A recent study showed that magnesium supplementation can significantly slow horses’ reaction speed responses.
A recent study showed that magnesium supplementation can significantly slow horses’ reaction speed responses.
The BLM extended to June 2 the deadline for proposals for off-range pasture facilities to care for gathered wild horses.
Input is sought on a preliminary environmental assessment for a horse gather on the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range.
Study topics include keratitis, corneal surgery, corneal neoplasia, uveitis, glaucoma, and more.
Donald G. Marean is a member of the Maine House of Representative member and Standardbred racehorse owner.
Five vets shared their views on racehorse testing and medication issues an Ohio State Racing Commission meeting.
Facilities in Marion and Polk counties are now under quarantine.
The New York track received “best practice” grading in the area of aftercare and transition of retired racehorses.
Four Michigan facilities remain quarantined due to equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1).
The European Equestrian Federation is focused on maximizing the potential and development of equestrian sport.
Organizations encouraged Congress to pass the bipartisan National Forest Trails System Stewardship Act.
Here are some tips to remember to help your horse stay happy and healthy when consuming this spring’s lush pasture.
There are currently four confirmed cases of equine infectious anemia in the western part of the state.
Officials are managing two vesicular stomatitis cases: one in a Grant County horse and one in an Otero County horse.
The affected horse began showing acute neurologic signs on April 28 and the positive EHV-1 diagnosis was made April 29.
Dr. Pam Hullinger’s appointment took effect April 27.
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