TCA Stallion Seasons Auction Begins Jan. 4
The Blood-Horse Staff
December 30, 2011
The TCA supports charities help Thoroughbreds through retirement programs, rescue operations, and research.
The TCA supports charities help Thoroughbreds through retirement programs, rescue operations, and research.
Proposed changes are connected to regulations governing requests to conduct animal health status evaluations.
The necropsy showed no signs of abuse, malnourishment, or mistreatment.
Several round-bale feeders are available, but how well do they prevent hay waste? And are they cost-effective?
Topics discussed included induction of ovulation, estrus behavior, and suppression in the performance horse.
France and Great Britain each logged 34 cases in 2011, while just four cases were diagnosed in North America.
Gwen Stockebrand was charged in connection with the alleged maltreatment of a 28-year-old Thoroughbred mare.
The horse tied the record for most wins in a year and broke the U.S. record for consecutive wins.
Florida authorities have determined that a panther was responsible for the death of a 10-year-old mare.
Though there are many causes of runny noses in horses, one-sided nasal discharge is often caused by sinusitis.
Therapeutic programs, conservationists, and educational and research programs are among the recipients.
The main topic discussed was the importance of open communication between the veterinarian and the purchaser.
The Equine Health, Welfare, Integrity, and Research Subcommittee released a statement on welfare in racing.
On Jan. 2, the New Bolton Center will present “Bone Scans: Nuclear Scintigraphy and Your Horse.”
A percentage of revenue from video lottery terminals and purse accounts could go to help retired racehorses.
Researchers are helping horse farms control and detect equine proliferative enteropathy (EPE).
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