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Hendra Virus Survey Highlights Horse Owner Behavior

While most see hendra virus as a risk, many are not taking precautions to protect themselves or their horses.

Authorities are investigating the shooting of a mare found wandering in the desert earlier this month.

Researchers are studying whether stem cell therapy could help stabilize chronic laminitis cases.

The USEA will make a $1.00 dollar per starter assessment to fund research that benefits sport horses.

Authorities are seeking those responsible for cutting the mane of a horse grazing in a Punta Gorda pasture.

Readers use a combination of methods to keep their horses moving and fit during the winter.

Furosemide-free juveniles at the Breeders’ Cup had fewer, less severe instances of EIPH than other juveniles.

Researchers found that steaming appears to increase horses’ consumption of good-quality hay.

Are joint injections meant to be used to prevent lameness, or as a therapeutic remedy for an existing problem?

A federal appeals court ruled against animal rights groups that challenged U.S. horse processing plants.

A Dec. 12 update indicates 338 WNV cases and 181 EEE cases have been reported since the start of the year.

Many owners seek to eliminate estrus behavior when there is a negative effect on the mare’s performance.

Veterinarians are fine-tuning testing, prevention, and treatment methods for equine piroplasmosis.

The KHRC approved changes to its withdrawal time guidelines for all racing breeds.

More than 20 accredited racehorse retirement facilities will share in $1 million in grants.

What can headsets tell you about the horse and its level of training? Researchers sought to find out.