Oregon Horse Tripping Ban Bill Advances
Pat Raia
April 18, 2013
Co-sponsored by Senators Bill Hansell and Mark Hass, SB 835 would ban horse tripping in Oregon.
Co-sponsored by Senators Bill Hansell and Mark Hass, SB 835 would ban horse tripping in Oregon.
West Virginia has joined a group of states in an agreement to accept six-month equine health certificates.
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The meetings will impart best practices in the diagnosis and treatment of core areas of equine health.
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A two-tier series of tests can help equine practitioners confirm a PPID diagnosis, one veterinarian said.
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