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Horse Tip Daily 260 – Linda Hauck on Stop, Go, Over
Linda is an accomplished eventer, race trainer, horsewoman and creator of the Spursuader. Today she speaks with us about Stop, Go, Over. Listen in… Horse
Are We The Invasive Species?
The Bureau of Land ManagementÑor “mismanagement,” depending on your point of viewÑhas come under heavy fire recently for a series of controversial “gathers” of wild
Ocular Disease in Horses with HERDA: Study
In an eye-opening event, Mississippi State University researchers discovered that Quarter Horses diagnosed with the disease called hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia (HERDA) not only have skin defects but also important eye abnormalities. HERDA is a recessive genetic disease of horses that results in fragile skin that tears easily and heals poorly. “Recent
Corticosteroid Testing Planned By Tattersalls
Tattersalls will introduce a testing program for corticosteroids in yearlings during its sales this fall, according to the Racing Post.
The publication reported that the England-based auction firm has contacted sellers of all yearlings to inform them their horses “will be subject” to testing for the man-made drugs, which closely resemble cortisol (a hormone produc
Thoroughbred Odysseus Euthanized After Laminitis Complications
Graded stakes winner Odysseus, a hot contender on this year’s Triple Crown trail, was euthanized Aug. 9 at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute near Lexington because of complications from laminitis while receiving treatment for colitis. The son of Malibu Moon hadn’t run since finishing unplaced in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes April 10 at Keeneland for Satish and Anne Sanan’s Padua S
Readers Share Fecal Egg Count Test Experiences
More than 590 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “Does your veterinarian recommend fecal egg count exams?”
Fiberglass Horses and River Gorges
Horse Mania has hit the streets of Lexington in preparation for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG). Now through Oct. 15, nearly 150
Horse Tip Daily 259 – Dr. De Leeuw on Better Jumping
Dr. De Leeuw is a Veterinarian with a twist. She specializes and is well known for her chiropractic and acupuncture work. Listen in as she
Horse Tip Daily 258 – Five Super Horse Blogs
Glenn the Geek goes geeky and shares with you five of his top equine blogs. Listen in… Horse Tip Daily #258 – Five Super Horse
Horse Tip Daily 257 – Dr. Johnson on Forelimb Posture
Dr. Jenny E. Johnson is a regular contributor to the Jumping Radio Show. Listen in today as Dr. Johnson speaks about forelimb posture. Listen
Dressage Radio Episode 63 – U.S. Selection Trials Preview and Inspirational People Series
Debbie McDonald previews the U.S. Selection Trials and Lendon Gray is our guest as part of a new Series of ÔInspirational People.’ Listen In… Dressage
Foaling season: Things aren’t always what they appear
In our continuing excerpt chronicling 24 hours during Foaling Season from the Eclipse Press book Equine ER by Leslie Guttman, we check in with two
Stable Scoop Episode 103 – Learn, Ride, Imagine
Aly and Jax will renew your faith in the youth of today. These ambitious New York teens understand the importance of goals and budgets
Health Considerations for World Equestrian Games Horses
Quarantine, confinement, and stress can affect World Equestrian Games (WEG) horses.
Nutrition For Horsewomen: Excerpt from Riding For Life
As an equestrian, you know the importance of your horse getting good nutrition. You realize the quality of the feed and forage is key in determining how he looks, feels, and performs. You probably invest in high-quality grain, hay, and nutritional supplements to maximize your horse’s health.
WNV and EEE: Massachusetts Horse Owners Urged to Vaccinate
Massachusetts state officials have urged horse owners to vaccinate their horses against West Nile virus (WNV) and Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) after a >second horse was euthanized last week. This was the first case of EEE in Worchester County since 2003. According to a press release f
