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Stallion Reproduction (AAEP Milne Lecture)

Varner directed the final two hours to a discussion of stallion fertility and told the group, for example, that morphologically abnormal sperm often do not have a negative impact on normal sperm.

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Podcast Series Available From Rutgers

Recognizing the growing trend toward multi-tasking, the Equine Science at Rutgers University in New Jersey has created a series of podcasts for learners “on the run” or on their computers.


Using the latest in learning techniques, the

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Enhancing Jockey Medical Care

Keeneland racecourse in Lexington, Ky., the Jockeys’ Guild, and Lexington physician Dr. Barry Schumer announced April 25 a plan to develop a system to maintain jockeys’ updated medical histories so they are immediately accessible to emergency

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Paraplegic Takes Cross-Country Horse-Drawn Wagon Trip

Longtime racetrack worker and paraplegic Rodney Burnett on April 28 will begin a planned 2,500-mile cross-country trip from Williston, Fla., to the West Coast in a specially built covered wagon. Pulled by a team of Morgan horses, Burnett,

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TV Documentary on Arabian Stallion

A television documentary based on the novel “Fate of the Stallion” by Ron Hevener is calling it a wrap. “It’s been great, and we want to thank everyone who helped make this happen,” said the author. “It was magic!”


Inspired by “Nahgua” (

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Holder Leads After First Day of Rolex Dressage

Becky Holder and Courageous Comet lead the competition at the 2008 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Presented by Farnam following the first day of dressage competition. Further sweetening their success, Holder’s 39.3-scoring ride took place on her

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Kentucky Derby Documentary Gets Another Week in Theatres

Documentary filmmakers John and Brad Hennegan’s film “The First Saturday in May,” which made its debut April 18 in approximately 20 cities around the country, has been carried over for at least one more week in six Truly Indie theaters. The film

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Handling a Choking Horse


All animals can choke, including horses. When it happens, it should be considered a medical emergency. A horse chokes when its esophagus is obstructed, rather than the trachea, or windpipe. Although horses are still able to breathe in this

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Equine Locomotor Pathology Group Moves Toward Certification

The International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology (ISELP) held the first of its second series of lectures earlier this month. Around 100 veterinarians attended the weekend course hosted by Virginia Equine Imaging and led by Jean-Marie

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ColdFlex Blankets

ColdFlex Equine Blankets aid in the recovery and reduction of symptoms from sore muscles, arthritis, heat exhaustion, burns, anhydrosis, and swelling. The products effectively rejuvenate as they cool, decreasing both body temperature and heart rate.

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The Right Spot System

The Right Spot FIR pads have an excellent therapeutic benefit for horses. Far infrared energy (FIR) is scientifically proven to speed healing in the skin, muscles, joints, cavities and organs. FIR induces new tissue growth and healing in chronic

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