Four Tips to Help Your Horse Beat the Summer Heat
Edited Press Release
August 10, 2015
From providing water and electrolytes to monitoring the temperatures and riding accordingly, remember these top tips.
From providing water and electrolytes to monitoring the temperatures and riding accordingly, remember these top tips.
Ophthalmologist Catherine Nunnery, DVM, will present “Equine Vision: What Does My Horse See?” on Sept. 8.
Speakers at a meeting agreed that Thoroughbred racing should continue pursuing legislation to reform medication rules.
The Board of Stewards voted Aug. 8 to mandate microchips for Thoroughbred foals born in 2017 and later.
While Western saddles had uneven pressure distribution, study horses showed no signs of saddle-related discomfort.
Crews worked on trails in the Humbug Spires Wilderness Study Area in Montana and Meramec Conservation Area in Missouri.
Researchers found that 59.2% of horses aged 11 to 15 had hooks, 30.8% had wave mouth, and 26.7% had periodontal pockets.
Fumonisins are dangerous mycotoxins sometimes found in feed. Here’s what to watch for and how to protect your horse.
Three equine dental experts will be presenting live demonstrations and running practical sessions each day..
It doesn’t matter where a scary object comes from–if it’s going to scare the horse, it’s going to scare the horse.
Vaccinated horses demonstrated at least 97.4% cross-reactivity to three recent EIV isolates.
Prevent these noxious and nuisance weeds from overtaking desirable grasses.
The Oklahoma Thoroughbred Retirement Program works to transition Thoroughbreds from the racetrack into new careers.
Find out how to prevent groundhogs, voles, and other pests from leaving horse-limb-sized holes in your pastures.
Additionally, cash rewards related to the shooting deaths of 21 horses have increased to a total of $7,000.
Cases have been confirmed in Archuleta, Chaffee, Delta, La Plata, Larimer, Mesa, Montezuma, and Montrose counties.
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