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Judges give Germans back eventing gold, Ruling reversal costs U.S. team bronze

NBCOlympics.com August 19, 2004

By Joseph Schwerdt, NBCOlympics.com

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Pasture Management Recommendations

Christy M. West August 19, 2004

Carbohydrate research done on forages, although not specific to carbohydrate type, has provided information on pasture management that owners can use to manage their horses’ intake of carbohydrates. This is particularly of interest to owners wit

New Method of Counting Carbs

Christy M. West August 19, 2004

A new carbohydrate analysis method developed for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) might be able to help researchers answer some specific questions about equine forages. Until now, it has been difficult for forage

Individual Eventing Jumping Qualifier Aug. 18

Press Release August 18, 2004

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Team Eventing Jumping–Jumping Final Aug. 18

The Horse Staff August 18, 2004

Team Eventing Jumping–Jumping Final Aug. 18 Results

Individual Eventing Final–Jumping Final Aug. 18

Press Release August 18, 2004

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First N.J. Equine Case of WNV is in Pregnant Mare

Stephanie L. Church, Editorial Director August 18, 2004

Officials at the New Jersey Department of Agriculture announced yesterday (Aug. 17) that West Nile virus (WNV) had been diagnosed in a 7-year-old pregnant mare in Gloucester County, marking the first detection of equine WNV in the state this

Rescue Training and Exhibitions Held in Central Kentucky

Stephanie L. Church, Editorial Director August 18, 2004

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