Latest News – The Horse
Equine Welfare Heads Jockey Club Round Table Agenda
The Jockey Club’s Thoroughbred Safety Committee, which in June issued its initial recommendations calling for the elimination of anabolic steroids in training and racing, a ban on toe grabs, and a series of whip-related reforms, will provide an
Draper Equine Therapy Saddle Pad
Draper Equine Therapy has been given the nod of confidence by a member of the five-part Canadian Eventing Team headed for the Olympics this August.
Free Safe-Guard Get Rotation Right Deworming Barn Chart
Updated and revised to reflect the latest approach to parasite management and reducing the growing threat of parasite drug resistance, the Safe-Guard Get Rotation Right deworming barn chart is available for free at
Troxel’s Upgraded Spirit Helmet
eZall All Natural Sheath Cleaner
eZall Sheath Cleaner provides an all natural product that is fast and effective on even the dirtiest of jobs. Sheath cleaning can be made easier through the simple use of this cleaner.
One Step Horsemanship (AAEP 2007)
In order to establish a good relationship with a horse, one has to spend hands-on time with them. We do this with pet dogs, he said, but often we don’t bother spending time with our horses until we want to use them. They should be touched, groomed
Synthetic Track Surfaces Discussed in New York
A cross-section of the racing industry addressed the New York Task Force on Retired Race Horses on the subject of synthetic surfaces at a one-day forum held July 29 at the Fasig-Tipton Sales Co. pavilion in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
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Racehorse Brass Hat Sidelined by Suspensory Injury
Brass Hat has an injury that will keep him from training for the next three months, which means he could not race before 2009, even if all goes well. The 7-year-old gelded son of Prized suffered a strained suspensory ligament in his left leg.
More Topics
Western performance horse industry changes and medications, equine viral arteritis (EVA) outbreak, sale ethics, tooth fractures, influenza, strangles, equine infectious anemia, therapeutic options, air quality, preparing
Horse Care and Management
Topics included a wide range of discussions on emergency care for problems such as foot wounds, fire, snakebite, and leg injuries. Older horse care such
Skin Diseases
Skin disease overview and discussions of grafts, infections such as methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), and sarcoid chemotherapy.
Digestive Health
Overview of colic, treatment, and prevention; and Milne State of the Art lecture on colic research.
Complete Coverage
Includes the following articles, which can be downloaded separately: News and Awards (6 pages, 582 KB) Medicine (7 pages; 612 KB) Digestive Health (5 pages, 567 KB) Obese Horses
Catastrophic Injuries Special Report
Following the euthanasia of the filly Eight Belles, who suffered catastrophic injuries to both front legs a quarter mile after finishing second in the Kentucky
