Latest News – The Horse
Global Merchants’ GMSL-108: Solar-Powered Floodlight
Want bright light in your barn or arena without high electricity bills? Global Merchants introduces the brightest solar powered floodlight on the market today, the GMSL-108. This new model illuminates using the power of over 100 light-emitting diodes
Gaited Horse Riding and Care DVD from Brenda Imus
Brenda Imus, the leading gaited horse clinician in the United States, thoroughly explains the ins-and-outs of riding, training, and caring for the gaited horse.
Virbac Animal Health Dermatology Products
Long a staple of small animal veterinarians, the Virbac gels, sprays, shampoos, and cream rinses are designed to treat a variety of skin ailments and infections, including allergic dermatitis (giving itch and allergy relief), infectious dermatitis
Original German Nose Net
Used to help headshaking horses, the Original Nose Net from Germany is now available in the United States. Headshaking is a physiologic problem that often leaves owners frustrated and confused, as formerly trusted mounts shake their heads, strike at
Bluegrass Equine Products’ Equine Slipper
The Equine Slipper by Bluegrass Equine Products is a soft, breathable hoof boot that provides protection, keeps the hoof clean, holds medication in place, is easy to apply, and is completely machine washable. The slipper is ideal for horses requiring
Probios Horse Treats
Each Probios treat contains live, naturally occurring microorganisms that restore and maintain the natural balance of digestive bacteria in the horse’s gut.
UK Animal Welfare Legislation Receives Royal Assent
The most important piece of animal welfare legislation for nearly a century received Royal Assent today (Nov. 8).
By updating and bringing together more than 20 pieces of animal welfare legislation relating to farmed and non-farmed animals,
UGA College of Veterinary Medicine Named Beneficiary of Atlanta Steeplechase
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine has been named one of two new non-profit beneficiaries for the 2007 Atlanta Steeplechase. The Atlanta Steeplechase Board of Stewards made the announcement this week that, along with
Colorado State Veterinary Teaching Hospital Implements Precautionary Suspension of Elective Equine Admissions
Effective Oct. 31, elective equine admissions at the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Colorado State University were temporarily suspended as a precautionary measure to control risks related to equine herpesvirus-1
Pine Island Buried Monday at Claiborne Farm
Pine Island, who was euthanatized after breaking down in the Nov. 4 Emirates Airline Breeders’ Cup Distaff at Churchill Downs, was buried at the Hancock family’s Claiborne Farm near Paris, Ky., Monday at 1 p.m. (EST). Her grave is located next t
Breeders’ Cup Injuries Turn Focus Back to Artificial Surfaces
For the second time in six months, tragedy struck one of Thoroughbred racing’s showcase events. The arrival of a new racing surface, however, could usher in an era of safer American tracks.
Pine Island was fatally injured and Fleet Indian
New Forensics Book Spotlights Advancements in Animal Crime Investigations
The Humane Society Press, the publishing imprint of The Humane Society of the United States, has announced the release of Forensic Investigation of Animal Cruelty: A Guide for Veterinary and Law Enforcement Professionals by Leslie
Legislators Looking at Incentives to Lure Veterinarians to Rural Areas
With fewer veterinarian students choosing to move to rural areas or work with large animals, Oklahoma lawmakers are taking a look at initiatives that could lure graduates in those directions.
Proposals considered by the House Agriculture an
BHS Awards Honor Remarkable Volunteers, Organizations
Courageous, industrious and remarkable volunteers and organizations were honored by The British Horse Society at a prestigious awards ceremony.
Individuals and groups were presented with awards by guest of honor Desi Dillingham,
New Recruit Steps In for Toronto Police Horse Killed by Car
Commodore, a 3-year-old Belgian cross, was introduced Saturday (Nov. 4) as the newest member of the Toronto Police Mounted Unit, reports the
Churchill Says Personnel Were Following Regulations on Ambulance Availability
An equine ambulance was delayed in getting to Fleet Indian after the mare injured her left front suspensory ligament during the Emirates Airline Breeders’ Cup Distaff because Churchill Downs personnel were following state regulations regarding
