Poll Recap: Mud Woes
Jennifer Whittle
March 11, 2014
Of the 758 respondents, 233 (31%) said they are most concerned about slick footing caused by mud this spring.
Of the 758 respondents, 233 (31%) said they are most concerned about slick footing caused by mud this spring.
Researchers found that 75.25% of the coffin bone fossils examined exhibited some signs consistent with chronic laminitis.
Being aware of the risk factors associated with gastric ulcers in horses is an important step in preventing them.
Time to Ride, an American Horse Council initiative, has introduced a grass-roots effort designed to engage 100,000 new people with horses in a 100-day period.
The AVMA and the AAEP have issued statements opposing a bill introduced into the U.S. House of Representatives last month as an alternative to anti-soring legislation introduced last year.
The 1992 American Derby record setter The Name’s Jimmy died March 7 at Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Center in Georgetown, Ky.
A mixture of micronized coconut and onion decreased fecal egg counts in one population of horses, researchers say.
The possibility that a horse is drinking and/or urinating excessively (termed polydipsia and polyuria, respectively) is a frequent concern among horse owners.
Livestock, particularly horses, have been identified as a significant threat to panda survival. The reason? They’re beating the pandas to the bamboo buffet.
Researchers believe that estrogens could prove to be a useful early indicator of placentitis in the future.
Washington state law enforcement authorities are seeking those responsible for shooting eight Quarter Horses in their pasture.
Navicular bursography offers owners another effective diagnostic option for palmar foot pain when MRI is not in the cards.
Dogwood Stable will donate 1% of 2013 Belmont Stakes winner Palace Malice’s future graded stakes wins to the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation.
Here’s how to determine your needs; comparison shop; and decide whether to buy, rent, or lease farm equipment.
Funding for USDA horse processing plant inspections would be eliminated through 2015 under a request contained in the $3.9 trillion budget proposal revealed this week by President Barack Obama.
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