Latest News – The Horse
Diet Restriction for Equine Weight Loss
Researchers found that dietary restriction to 1.25% of body mass can promote weight loss, to a certain extent.
Florida Therapy Horses to Comfort Sandy Hook Community
A trio of Miniature Horses from Florida will begin the new year helping the community of Newtown, Conn., heal.
Unicorns in North Korea?
You might recall the supposedly lost unicorn in Boston, where one magic store was trying to rev up publicity by posting “Lost Unicorn” signs around
Hawthorne EHV-1 Quarantine Could be Lifted in January
The EHV-1 quarantine could be lifted around Jan. 10, track officials say.
British African Horse Sickness Control Strategy Published
The document discusses control strategies should the disease ever be found in Great Britain.
Video on Foaling Thoroughbreds wins Eclipse Award
The video is entitled “Zenyatta: Wait for First Foal Combines Science, Art, and Anticipation.”
Evaluation and Treatment of the Laminitic Horse
A thorough examination, an aggressive treatment plan, and owner commitment are needed to manage laminitis.
Partnership Will Improve Water for Wyoming Wild Horses, Wildlife
Members of the partnership are working to improve water sources for wild horses in the McCullough Peaks HMA.
Jockey Club Denies Trainers due to Drug Violations
Both individuals violated rules involving prohibited or restricted drugs, medications, or substances.
How Much Has Changed?
Regardless of the vast collection of new discoveries and technologies available, a veterinarian’s time-tested knowledge and experience are still what determine arrival at the best diagnosis and treatment outcome.
USDA Issues Final Rule for Animal Disease Traceability
The rule establishes regulations for improving the traceability of horses and livestock moving interstate.
Racehorse Paynter to Resume Training, Wins Vox Populi
It’s hoped that the colt, who battled a series of medical issues in 2012, will return to the track in 2013.
Advances and Challenges in Equitation Science Technology
The future of equitation science technology is enormous, provided we know how to use and benefit from it.
Lawsonia intracellularis: A Clinical Perspective
Dr. Nathan Slovis of Haygard Equine Medical Institute in Lexington, Ky., discusses clinical signs and treatment of equine proliferative enteropathy, an intestinal disease that primarily affects foals.
Alltech’s Equine Heroes Campaign Kicks Off
The “Equine Hero” is a hard-working individual who goes the extra mile to engage peers in the horse industry.
New Horse Health Requirements for HITS Desert Circuit
New for 2013 are equine health and safety procedures designed to “ensure a great show experience for all.”
