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Tack and Habit Episode 58 – Get Some Good Meat
Today we finally meet the man behind the Perky Jerky empire, Brian Levin and Helen reviews the Denny Emerson book How Good Riders Get Good.
Horse Tip Daily 460 – Shawna Karrasch on Horse Behavior
Shawna Karrasch shares with us tips that she has learned through the years training horses and many other creatures great and small with On-Target training.
Horse Tip Daily 459 – Buck The Film Review
A review of the documentary about Buck Brannaman. Excerpt from the HORSES IN THE MORNING Show. Listen in… Horse Tip Daily Episode 459- Show Notes
Dressage Radio Episode 109 – Dream Vacation with Catherine Haddad
We begin a new summer series of Dream Vacations as Chris invites her guest to share their dream and later for them then to discover
More From The GAO
One of the arguments trotted out from time to time by proponents of horse slaughter sounds good and goes like this: Slaughter offered a viable
Poll: Readers Have Limited Experience with Compounded Meds
TheHorse.com poll asking, “What are your experiences with compounded equine medications?”
Shipping Fever: Prevention is Key
Transportation is a rish factor for the development of broncho or pleuropneumonia (commonly known as shipping
Hendra Virus: AVA Lauds Vigilance as Equine Death Toll Rises
Australian animal health officials have reported that six horses have died or been euthanized as a result of
Lawsuit Would Block Nevada Mustang Gathers
A group of wild horse advocates have asked the U.S. District Court in Nevada to stop a planned Bureau of Land
EHV-1 Outbreak: Utah State Veterinarian Ends Quarantines
Utah State Veterinarian Bruce King, DVM, has officially released from restriction all previously quarantined
Antibiotic Resistance in Horses: Is There a Problem?
Antimicrobial resistance is taking its toll on horses worldwide.
Corrective Hoof Care Keeps Tiny Horse on Her Feet
Buttercup needs special glue-on shoes that only attach to the outside of her foot to provide support to her
Trailer Smart for Safer Hauling
While it’s impossible to eliminate every risk when hauling horses, we can certainly reduce them significantly.
‘A Night At The Pavilion’ Fundraiser for EHWA
“A Night at the Pavilion: A Tribute to Kentucky’s Horses” is a special benefit for the Equine Health and
Equine Educational Sessions Slated for MSU Ag Expo
Education has always been at the heart of the annual Michigan State University (MSU) Ag Expo. Whether it’s a
Clostridium difficile: Advancements in Understanding
It might be difficult to imagine that a few tiny organisms can proliferate and cause an infection so serious it could result in the death of the host horse. One of the most dangerous organisms that can sicken horses is Clostridium difficile.
