Mobile Blue Light Therapy for Broodmares
Equine Disease Quarterly
October 12, 2012
Mobile blue-light therapy is as effective at advancing seasonality as indoor barn lighting.
Mobile blue-light therapy is as effective at advancing seasonality as indoor barn lighting.
Nearly 400 of the state’s 600 licensed stables opted to be included in the full-color directory.
A case of equine viral arteritis (EVA) has been confirmed in a Gloucestershire, England, stallion.
Veterinarians have learned how to best control this disease and are working to unravel new treatment options.
Officials will implement new rules recommended by a task force report to improve equine safety.
Researchers are seeking participation in a survey evaluating biosecurity practices at equine breeding farms.
The Jockey Club’s increased fees will support the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance.
The United States Park Police is seeking donations for horses to join the agency’s Mounted Unit.
Horses showed a clear preference for alfalfa compared to the other types of hay offered.
The current equine WNV case total marks a 372% increase compared to last year’s total.
Chairman Louis Romanet applauded The Jockey Club’s efforts to prohibit race-day medication in U.S. racing.
The full brother to 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro has been retired because of a tendon injury.
With a turn of the shovel, Phase 1 construction began on the new Texas A&M University Equine Complex. At a total cost of $80 million when completed, the new complex provides a home for equine science education, research, and outreach.
The contest will award up to three $750 travel awards to attend the 2013 AHP Seminar in Colorado Springs.
Predictors of Salmonella shedding in horses identified to allow earlier biosecurity intervention.
The TCA approved a grant of $11,323 for the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center.
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