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Equine Viral Arteritis in 2006

Last year was marked by the re-emergence of equine viral arteritis (EVA) on a widespread scale in the United States, with evidence of infection confirmed in 10 states. The occurrence was significant in that it represented the first major incursion

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Ain’t Life Funny?

Isn’t horse ownership fun (said firmly with tongue in cheek)? Actually, it is. But it’s the other moments of owning horses that make our non-horsey friends and family wonder if we’re crazy; sometimes we wonder, too! Life’s little coincidence

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Reproductive Evaluation of the Stallion

When a veterinarian is considering a stallion’s suitability as a breeding animal, the horse’s history, current physical condition, and libido are just as important as his semen quality.

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Abandoned Horses

Along the scenic route to Prineville, Ore., you’ll notice a sign: Redmond Tallow Company. As if the words don’t say it all, a loitering buzzard evokes pensive consideration of the cycle of life. I’ve never had more than two thoughts about Redmond

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Embryo Transfer: Who’s Your Mama?

Embryo transfer (ET)–recovering the embryo from a bred donor mare for placement into a recipient mare that will carry and raise the foal–has become a useful reproductive tool for a growing number of breeders. Mares that are competing, or mares

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New Developments in Stallion Nutrition

Name a part of your horse you’d like to enhance–anything from his coat or hooves to his stamina–and there’s likely a supplement for it. Marketed alongside the products that improve joint function and breathing ability, there are supplements

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Farrier Hygiene

To prevent white line disease from spreading, should I purchase my own farrier tools for the farrier to use?

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Jacksons Considering Options for Derby Winner Barbaro

Barbaro’s owners will take their time before determining the final resting place for Kentucky Derby winner who was euthanatized Monday.

It could be the Kentucky Derby Museum, just a few hundred yards from the scene of his greatest triumph i

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Overexcited Stallion

I have a stallion that “saucers” (exhibits glans penis enlargement) prior to mounting. Any suggestions?

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Barbaro’s Stall Remains Empty on Ky. Farm

Greg Burchell doesn’t know if it’ll be days or weeks. For now, he just can’t bear leading any of the 26 horses on his farm into a certain stall inside barn No. 4.

The stall is different from the others because a diamond-shaped opening allow

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Keeping Stallions Focused

I’m a veterinary student from the United Kingdom and have been riding with a stud farm veterinarian in America going from place to place. I am trying to figure out the art of handling stallions for breeding. Can you please enlighten me on the

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