KHC Travels to France, Works with Normandy Horse Council
Edited Press Release
August 19, 2012
The KHC worked with the Normandy Horse Council to discuss opportunities focused on the 2014 WEG.
The KHC worked with the Normandy Horse Council to discuss opportunities focused on the 2014 WEG.
The UF disaster response team funded a rope and webbing testing project with the donation.
A horse in Jackson County has tested positive for WNV, the first in the state to do so since 2010.
The BLM will analyze the potential impacts of the proposed northeast Nevada wild horse ecosanctuary.
Scientists are reviewing hendra virus cases to understand why some horses become infected and others don’t.
The AAEP Foundation will donate $15,000 to the Operation Gelding program.
The WNV positive horses are from Fremont, Weld, Montrose (2), and Larimer counties.
Officials have seen an increase in visitors and an increase in people trying to get close to the horses.
An 11-year-old Quarter Horse mare from Salem County has tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV).
In New Zealand, only veterinarians and veterinary students supervised by vets can perform horse castrations.
The USA Equestrian Trust recently granted $10,000 to the AAEP Foundation to support the study.
On Tuesday, Sept. 4, New Bolton Center will present a lecture on new techniques in equine fracture repair.
A biosecurity plan is essential to minimizing the risk of horse pests and diseases, including hendra virus.
Many grazing strategies will be discussed during a two-day grazing school at the Lake City Research Center.
The AAEP Foundation will distribute more than $220,000 in grants to organizations and projects in 2012.
The organization is waiting on UC Davis study results before ruling on a possible ban of clenbuterol.
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