Saddle Pad Science
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
April 1, 2013
Researchers are learning how different pads stack up for keeping our horses happy and healthy under saddle.
Researchers are learning how different pads stack up for keeping our horses happy and healthy under saddle.
Researchers are scrutinizing the equine eye so they can treat ocular issues better.
The legislation responds to the BLM importing 700 wild horses and burros to a ranch near Ennis, Mont.
Before extracting a horse’s tooth, owners and veterinarians must consider a number of important factors.
Protective headgear is now required for anyone on horseback on the grounds of USEF dressage competitions.
The FEI has announced the full list of speakers that will speak at organization’s Sports Forum in April.
WEVA has announced the final program for the biennial congress in Budapest, Hungary, taking place Oct. 3-5.
A supplement fed after osteochondral fragment removal could help reduce post-surgical joint inflammation.
The ACVIMF and the VPRF announced a call for proposals for animal health studies with a pharmacologic focus.
Burk?s main research focus is the development of a western blot test for Parascaris equorum.
As a licensed profession, veterinary medicine is subject to regulation at the state government level.
This year?s conference focused on hay production for the horse and other high-quality markets.
One percent of purse enhancements from New York’s VLT program will fund new equine safety initiatives.
Wendi Cox was found guilty for her role in the SAU horse thefts and sentenced to serve 60 years in prison.
Researchers are closer to helping owners and trainers identify if a horse is at risk for soft tissue injury.
Media-trained vets from the AAEP’s On Call program will support another season of live racing telecasts.
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