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Jumping Radio Show Episode 39 – Charlotte Jacobs
Charlotte Jacobs tells us about her riding career plus a view of Irish bred horses on the US jumping circuit and our resident vet
Report Reviews BLM Gather Conduct
Bureau of Land Management (BLM) mustang handling procedures during three roundups this past summer were professional and appropriate, according to independent equine specialists who observed the gathers. The observers’ findings were published in a report released by the BLM last week.
Camie Heleski, PhD, of Michigan State University; Betsy Green, PhD, from the University
HERDA: Preventing The Heartbreak
Part 3: Robin Davison “did everything right” when she bought her registered Paint mare Quality Sensation (aka Penelope), including hiring a knowledgeable trainer as her guide and agent and scheduling a prepurchase exam. Penelope’s HERDA was undiagnosed then, but Davison says in hindsight there were signs that the mare had the skin disease, which can be so severe that euthanasia is required in
AAEP 2010: AAEP Foundation Scholarships Awarded to Outstanding Students
Eight outstanding veterinary students who have dedicated their careers to the health of horses were each awarded $2,500 scholarships from American Live Stock Inc., Hiscox Insurance Company Inc., and the AAEP Foundation.
Arctic Cold Dangerous for Livestock
Kentucky is in the throes of an early season arctic blast that could cause problems for livestock operations. A blast of arctic air recently filtered into the lower Ohio Valley, resulting in highs only in the 20s for most Kentucky locations. These temperatures combined with gusty winds causes an extended period of livestock cold stress in the danger and emergency categories.
AAEP 2010: Raker to Receive ‘Beyond the Call’ Award
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) paid tribute to prominent mentor and surgeon Charles Raker, VMD, Dipl. ACVS, with the Sage O. Kester “Beyond the Call” Award for his widespread contributions to the equine veterinary community.
The highest honor bestowed by the AAEP, the award is reserved for members who have helped shape the practice of equine veterinary medicine tod
Horse Tip Daily 351 – Mandee Widrick on Importance of Social Media
Mandee is a leader in the horse world in New Media. She joins HTD with her advise on successfully guiding your equine business through the
Horse Tip Daily 350 – Debbie McDonald on Winter Water
Olympic dressage rider Debbie McDonald is co-host of the Dressage Radio Show. Today she speaks about winter weather and water for the horses. Listen in…
Horse Tip Daily 349 – Dr. Richards on When to Use Biotin
Dr. Nerida Richards joins us from Australia to share tips on Equine Nutrition. Today she speaks about when to use biotin. Listen in… Horse Tip
Western Radio Show Episode 30 – Music of the Ride
Western Radio Show Episode 30 – Show Notes and Links: Hosts: Alan Moorhead and Tammy Sronce Guest: Singer, songwriter and barrel racer Shea Fisher
Stable Scoop Episode 120 – One on One with Daniel Stewart
Helena starts a new idea on Stable Scoop called “One on One” where she goes in depth with a guest for the whole hour. Today
Testers At The Gate
I was skeptical when the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission drafted “emergency” rules authorizing out-of-competition drug testing prior to the Breeders’ Cup at Churchill Downs, even
AAEP 2010: New President, Board Members Sworn in at President’s Luncheon
Texas A&M professor Bill Moyer, DVM, took the reins today as president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) during the 2010 Annual Convention, which is under way through tomorrow in Baltimore, Md. He took office before an audience of his colleagues during the President’s Luncheon.
AAEP 2010: International Welfare Group Receives Lavin Cup
An international organization that aims to end the suffering of thousands of working equids in impoverished regions worldwide received the 2010 Lavin Cup today. The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) gives this equine welfare award annually.
AAEP 2010: Distinguished Life Member Award Presented
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) honored Jerry B. Black, DVM, with its Distinguished Life Member Award for more than 35 years of loyal service to the association.
Hagyard Equine Medical Institute’s Pharmacy Department Receives PCAB Accreditation
Hagyard Equine Medical Institute in Lexington, Ky., announced that Hagyard Pharmacy has earned the Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board’s Seal of Accreditation. The PCAB is a not-for-profit corporation that was formed to provide quality standards for compounding pharmacies through a voluntary accreditation program. The PCAB Seal of Accreditation provides evidence of adherence to qual
