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Horse Tip Daily 334 – Betty Fey on Training Both Sides
We are thrilled to have Betty Fey be the first listener to record a tip for Horse Tip Daily. Listen in as Betty explains the
Horse Tip Daily 333 – Dr. Johnson on Determining Lameness
Dr. Jenny E. Johnson is a regular contributor to the Jumping Radio Show. Listen in today as Dr. Johnson speaks about the basic steps of
Horse Tip Daily 332 – Heather Blitz on Staying out of the Way
Heather Blitz returns with her latest training tip taken from the Dressage Radio Show. Heather speaks to us about staying out of your horses way.
Jumping Radio Show Episode 35 – Show Reviews and Irish Perspectives
Molly Bailey reviews the Washington International Horse Show and the Penn National, while Irish journalist, Siobhan English, tells us what appeals to Irish jumping riders
Stable Scoop Episode 116 – The Dream Horse Project
Listen Now: We get serious on the show today with a look at a very worthwhile cause called The Dream Horse Project. See how the
Clogs to Treat Laminitis
Who ever heard of shoeing a horse with plywood, screws, and a drill, especially a laminitic horse? It might sound like the worst kind of backyard farriery, but this method is finding favor with a growing number of veterinarians and farriers.
Canadian Trainers, Owner Accused of Drugging Horses
Two Canadian horse trainers and a horse owner are facing multiple charges for allegedly administering non-therapeutic, performance-enhancing substances to Standardbred harness racing horses in Ontario. Officials seized drugs, medications, documents, business vehicles, and horse trailers from a Windsor residence and a Tecumseh horse stable.
New Equine Surgery Center Set to Open in Kentucky
A new equine surgery and sports medicine center is set to open its doors in Lexington, Ky. Lexington Equine Surgery and Sports Medicine is a group veterinary referral practice focusing on outpatient medicine and elective surgery. Established by Bill Bernard, DVM, Dipl. ACVIM, the surgery center is expected to fill a need for additional surgical facilities in Central Kentucky.
Tampa Bay Downs Mandates Piroplasmosis Testing
All horses staying or racing at Tampa Bay Downs in Tampa, Fla., during the 2010-2011 racing season will be required to test negative for equine piroplasmosis (EP) before admission to track stabling, according to a statement on the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association’s website.
Virginia Tech Faculty Awarded Research Grants
Veterinary specialists at Virginia Tech’s Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center (EMC) in Leesburg, Va., have been awarded several research grants to support their efforts to improve horse health–not only for their own patients, but for all horses.
Western Radio Show Episode 27 – Let’s Go Chuckwagon Racin’
It’s Western, and it’s a long time tradition! As long as cowboys have driven chuckwagon’s… they have raced them! Find out what it takes to
Horse Tip Daily 331 – Max Corcoran on Clipping for Winter
Max Corcoran, long time groom for International Eventer Karen O’Connor, discusses the do’s and don’ts on clipping for winter. Listen in… Horse Tip Daily #331
Eventing Radio Episode 104 – Clark Montgomery and Jo Whitehouse
Fairhill winner Clark Montgomery joins Max and I on this week’s show and Jo Whitehouse tells us what to expect at this year’s U.S. Eventing
Dressage Radio Episode 76 – Guenter Seidel
Guenter Seidel brings us up-to-date on his road to recovery, we welcome Mary Phelps as an HRN Affiliate and Heather Blitz reviews iPhone Apps. All
Horse Tip Daily 330 – Jennifer H. on Walking You and Your Horse to Fitness
Glenn the Geek’s wife Jennifer H. joins him for practical horse and barn tips. Listen in today as Jennifer talks about her experience walking Beaker
Finding A Reputable Rescue
Equine rescues survive on the charity of others. But what happens when an equine rescue betrays the trust of its donors? More than 50 malnourished
