Latest News – The Horse
Researchers Study Connemara Hoof Wall Separation Syndrome
The Irish Connemara pony is known for being both athletic and surefooted. But a recently discovered and frustrating hoof condition can strike these ponies down before they even reach weanling age.
Role of Nutrition in Geriatric and EMS Horses
Dr. Amanda Adams shares information about how nutrition can impact the immune responses of geriatric horses.
Equine Eye Injuries
Dr. Amber Labelle shares information about common eye injuries in horses and how they are treated.
Types of Carbohydrates in Horse Feed Diets
Confused about carbs? Get the low-down on some common carbohydrates found in horse feeds.
Christmas Comes Early for Thoroughbred Rescue
CANTER California became a beneficiary as Ice Horse transitions to a new product line.
Texas A&M Equine Reproduction Course Takes Place Jan. 8-10
Course content will include a broad range of topics useful for horse owners in any segment of the breeding industry.
Commentary: Fourth CVC Features First Equine Track
WEVA board member Chris Riggs, BVSc, PhD, DEO, Dipl. ECVS, MRCVS, shares his thoughts on the recent Chinese Veterinary Conference’s equine track, and the future of veterinary medicine in China.
Using Cryotherapy to Prevent Colitis-Associated Laminitis
Researchers found that horses with evidence of colitis that received preventive cryotherapy were 10 times less likely to develop laminitis than horses that did not receive ice.
Dealing with Burns on Horses
A burn requires careful treatment to prevent complications, regardless of severity.
Give Thanks for Time
If I’ve learned one thing this year it’s that our horses are never with us for long enough. So this Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for every
KHC Honors Industry Contributors with Excellence Awards
The Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) Excellence Awards recognize the individuals, groups, and associations whose dedication and innovation, through outstanding achievements, positively impact the Kentucky equine community.
BHA Tightens Rules on Prohibited Substances
The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) can now charge a trainer if certain prohibited substances are administered to horses in their care or control without the requirement for a positive sample to have been obtained.
Study: Underrun Heels Impair Horses’ Hoof Loading Ability
Researchers recently confirmed that horses with collapsed heels have impaired hoof deformation and, hence, shock absorption.
Ethiopian Working Horses: First Impressions
Stephanie, our editor-in-chief, shares her first impressions of working horses in Ethiopia from her trip to the First Annual Havenmeyer Workshop Infectious Diseases of Working Equids.
Reserpine Found in Clifton Promise’s B Sample
A second blood sample analysis has confirmed the presence of a banned substance in a New Zealand eventing horse during his victory at the 2013 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials in September.
Changes to USEF, FEI Medication Rules for 2014
Planning to show your horse in 2014? Here’s what you need to know about changes to the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) drug and medication rules.
