Latest News – The Horse
Avoiding Colic Through Management
The age-old disease of colic can best by managed be returning the horse–as much as possible–to its natural environment. This means
Multiple Pregnancies: Double the Trouble
Multiple pregnancies are an increasing problem in breeding management. They are usually multizygotic (originating from several ova, i.e., the result of multiple
Live and Learn (Equine Education Opportunities)
For horse owners and equine enthusiasts interested in increasing their knowledge, training, or skills, there have never been more opportunities to learn.
A Better Way?
We’ve had bad news following bad news lately with the loss of some of the top horses in equestrian
The Eco-Friendly Farm
Go green with your farm to make your horses healthier and the environment cleaner.
Horse Owners, Neighbor Indicted in Missouri Horse Shooting
A Missouri man has been charged with animal abuse for allegedly shooting four horses, while the horses’ owners are facing identical charges for allegedly failing to restrain the animals.
On June 26, a Callaway County, Mo. grand jury
Wild Horse Population: Government Considering Euthanasia
Federal officials are considering euthanizing wild horses to deal with the growing population on the range and in holding facilities, authorities said Monday.
Wild horses have overpopulated public lands and the U.S. Bureau of Land Managemen
Olympic Horse Venues Show Focus on Comfort, Safety, Environment
As the equestrian events of the 2008 Olympic Games draw ever-closer, it is time to take a look at the venues and facilities provided by the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) which will ensure that the jumping, dressage, and eventing horses and riders
Michigan State Expo to Give Horse Hay Buying Guidance
Like nearly everything else, the cost of horse hay is increasing. Buyers who want to purchase a quality product and sellers who want to provide a marketable commodity can attend an educational seminar during Michigan State University’s Ag Expo,
Dr. Bobby Cowles to Join Pfizer Equine Team
With more than a decade of experience in veterinary science, Bobby Cowles, DVM, MS, MBA, is bringing his passion for the horse and expertise in equine health to work on the veterinary operations team that supports Pfizer Animal Health’s equine
Paris Bound? Curlin has First Workout on Turf
Reigning “Horse of the Year” Curlin successfully completed the first step in what could be a journey to Paris to run in the famed Gran Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe with a solid work July 1 under jockey Robby Albarado over the Matt Winn Turf Course
20 Hot Weather Trailering Tips
Keep your horses cooler, less stressed, and happier when hauling in hot, humid conditions.
Managing Navicular Pain
My horse was diagnosed with navicular syndrome. Can you help me sort through the pros and cons of Bute vs. injections?
Catastrophic Injuries in Horses
Following the euthanasia of the filly Eight Belles, who suffered catastrophic injuries to both front legs a quarter mile after finishing second in the Kentucky Derby, members of every sector of the Thoroughbred industry have banded together to proactively address safety and welfare issues. TheHorse.com is proud to present a FREE downloadable special report on catastrophic injury research.
Upcoming Webinar: How to Keep Your Horse Healthy
Is vaccinating your horse your only means of disease prevention? While vaccination is important, you’re only scratching the surface of what you can do to keep your horse healthy and prevent disease spread on your farm.
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International Equine Disease Report, First Quarter 2008
The International Collating Centre, Newmarket, England, and other sources reported the following disease outbreaks:
Cases of African horse sickness (AHS) occurred in South Africa during the fourth quarter of 2007 and continued in 2008. The
