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Survey Attempts To Find Cause Of Headshaking
Researchers at De Montfort Universityâs (DMU) School of Agriculture in the United Kingdom are getting closer to putting a halt to headshaking, a problem that plagues some horses for an unknown reason while being ridden. The
The Invincible Farrier Rig
Imagine having a farrier and vet examine your horse, take X rays, evaluate the film, and shoe your horse accordingly, all on-site and without waiting. Sound impossible? Harry Krippes, a farrier based in Lowell, Fla., has found a way to make this
LSU Laminitis Research
Two equine researchers at the Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Veterinary Medicine recently received a USDA National Research Initiative Mech-anisms of Disease Grant to study the cause of laminitis. This disease causes chronic lameness
AAEP Encore
For any practitioner who missed the 45th AAEP Annual Convention, in Albuquerque, N.M., Florida was the place to be July 28-30. The second annual AAEP Encore Seminar was held in Orlando, reviewing the favorite 1999 Convention events, including
New AAEP Board Member
Duncan F. Peters, DVM, MS, has been elected to a three-year term on the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ (AAEP) Board of Directors.Peters, of Kalispell, Mont., will represent the members of the nine states which comprise the Western
New Zealand Olympic Horse Dies Suddenly
The New Zealand Olympic Committee has announced the death of Chesterfield, who was scheduled compete in the Three-Day competition at the Sydney Olympics next month.
Blyth Tait rode Chesterfield to a team bronze medal in Atlanta in 1996.
Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advisory Board offer their counsel and”A name=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advisory Board offer their cou” name=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
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The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advisory Board of”ame=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advisory Boa”me=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advisory”e=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Advis”=Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Adv”Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Ad”Cornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
The Horse introduces its newest member to the Editorial Advisory Board. The professionals from around the world who serve on the Ad”ornell Nutritionist Joins Editorial Advisory Board >
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Building The Equine Orthopaedic Center
Building plans for construction of the worldâs first Equine Orthopaedic Research Center are underway, and work on the 12,000-square-foot building is scheduled to begin no later than Jan. 1, 2001, at Colorado State University in Fort Collins,
AHSA Executive Director Resigns
Kevin T. Carlon, Executive Director of the American Horse Shows Association since March 1999, has officially resigned from his position. Carlon resigned shortly after expressing concerns of inconsistencies with the Associationâs personnel
Bold Forbes Died At Age 27
Bold Forbes, the oldest living Kentucky Derby winner, died Wednesday, August 9, at the Kentucky Horse Park near Lexington, Ky. at age 27. The horse was euthanized due to renal failure and complications from gastroenteritis. Winner of the 1976
Raising Money, And Awareness
World renowned trainer Pat Parelli, his wife, Linda, and his SAVVY team of horse trainers banded together in an effort to raise money and awareness for the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA). To do this, he scheduled
Intervet Interview
The quality of our horses’ life is directly related to the care they can be given. Among the key players in that care are the pharmaceutical companies who discover, develop, and manufacture medications and vaccines that either alleviate, prevent
Some To Grow On
The studies have been done, the jury is in, and the verdict is unanimous: if you want your foals to achieve their optimum growth, with the least risk of developmental orthopedic disorders like contracted tendons and physitis, plan to creep feed”he studies
Intervet Purchases Bayer Animal Health
Intervet became the third-largest supplier of veterinary vaccines in the United States when it recently purchased the North American Bayer Animal Health Biologicals Business.
Klaus Olbers, president of Intervet, Inc., said that Intervet
Morris Animal Foundation Calls For Pre-Proposals
Morris Animal Foundation announces its call for pre-proposals for the fiscal year 2001. The deadline for application is Nov. 1, 2000, and funding is limited to companion animal and wildlife/special species studies. The Foundation is committed to
AQHA Accepting Grant Applications
The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is accepting applications for its annual research grants. AQHAâs Equine Research Committee was founded in 1960 and is comprised of leading Quarter Horse breeders, veterinarians, and individuals
