Specialists will teach participants how to maximize the use and productivity of their pastures while improving horse and environmental health.
Colorado became the second state in the country to confirm vesicular stomatitis when four horses on two Weld County premises tested positive for the disease.
Fly grazing is the practice of leaving a horse to graze on a piece of private or public land without the permission of the owner or local authorities.
The TVMDL is responsible for providing drug-testing services to the pari-mutuel horse and greyhound racing industries.
The program for the 10th International Equitation Science (ISES) Conference, taking place Aug. 7-9 near Vejle, Denmark, includes presentations encompassing many aspects of equestrianism, from horse husbandry and care to high-level performance.
The Van Ness Award honors a person who has shown leadership and service to the horse community in his or her state.
Learn about this difficult-to-diagnose disease, what clinical signs to watch for, and how veterinarians treat it.
The $5,000 award went to Equestrian Inc. in Tampa, Florida, and will be used to repair the roof of its feed room, which was destroyed during a storm in May.
Officials recently confirmed the disease on premises in two Texas counties, one located two miles east of Webberville in Travis County and the other located four miles east of Webberville in Bastrop County.
Chief of Farrier Services Pat Reilly continues to explore new materials and techniques for the advancement of hoof care.
Equine Guelph will host a workshop on Sept.18 designed to help horse owners prepare for and handle emergency situations.
Researchers found that ill-fitting saddles are associated with equine back pain and muscle asymmetry, a stilted gait, and rider back pain.
In recognition of International Helmet Awareness Day, here are 10 important tips about helmets and riding.
Trotter is the American Quarter Horse Association’s president, while Welton is the United States Equestrian Federation’s CEO.
One veterinarian said that while treatment is extremely important, lifestyle and dietary management is the key to reducing the incidence of laminitis.
Lori Warren, PhD, PAS, of the University of Florida will study beta-glucans, a type of fiber, and the equine immune system.
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