Latest News – The Horse
Racehorse Second-Career Symposium Takes Place Oct. 5-6
The first national symposium dedicated to second careers for former racehorses will take place this weekend.
Understanding Equine Monocytic Ehrlichiosis
Equine monocytic ehrlichiosi (EME) has case fatality rates ranging from 5 to 30%.
October Drafts
Here in Central Kentucky we’re blessed with magnificent Octobers. Crisp air, stunning sunsets, a warm palette of turning leaves, the Keeneland race meet, and at
Solve Trailer Loading Issues
Robyn Spector, who trains out of Lone Willow Ranch in Petaluma, California, talks about how to handle trailer loading problems.
Racetracks, Industry Groups Push for Model Drug Rules
More than 50 tracks and organizations signed a letter supporting the model rules and drug-testing reform.
United States, Britain Join Canada in Bid to Host 2018 WEG
The United States has identified two potential host cities: Wellington, Fla., and Lexington, Ky.
Oregon, Kentucky Report New Equine WNV Cases
Officials confirmed Oregon’s third case, while a fifth Kentucky horse tested positive for WNV.
Montana Owners Reminded to Get Brand Inspections for Horses
The Montana Department of Livestock says horses must have a brand inspection before crossing county lines.
Study Evaluates Horse Waste, Feed Management Practices
Researchers studied whether horse farms use best management practices to reduce environmental contamination.
Commentary: Horse Health Research Helps Vets, Owners
Every step on the way to taking better care of horses is a direct result of research.
Learn How to Read Trailer Tires to Keep Horses Safe
Air pressure isn’t the only thing that counts when it comes to horse trailer tire safety.
Speakers, Topics for 2013 Kentucky Trail Summit Announced
The summit is designed to bring trail riders together for education and networking opportunities.
Changes to 2014 FEI Prohibited Substances List Approved
The changes to the FEI’s prohibited substances list will take effect Jan. 1, 2014
CEM Screening Techniques Tested
Researchers sought to find the optimal test method and swab sites for CEM screenings in South Africa.
The Government is on Shutdown, but You Can Still Ride
Conrad Meadows, near Naches, Wash., is still accessible despite the current federal government shutdown. Photo: Daniel Chappel Yesterday, in case you didn’t know, was Yosemite’s
How Will the Government Shutdown Affect Equine Interests?
Find out how the government shutdown could impact the horse industry and your equine interests.
