Minimizing Horse and Rider Risk Factors on Cross-Country
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
October 15, 2022
The cross-country phase of eventing comes with risk, but new research aims to keep horses and riders safer.
The cross-country phase of eventing comes with risk, but new research aims to keep horses and riders safer.
Construction for the Linda Mars Aged Horse Care and Education Facility is underway at the University of Kentucky.
Researchers set out to learn if PET scans could predict and therefore help prevent potential catastrophic injuries in racehorses.
Marianne Steele was announced as the new chief executive of The Donkey Sanctuary.
The Sacramento County mare tested positive after starting to show acute neurologic signs on Sept. 28.
The Tehama County horse is recovering.
The mares reside in Walworth and Dane counties.
The 17-month-old Saddlebred colt is currently alive.
22 horses were exposed at the Marquette County boarding facility.
The gelding resided in Los Angeles County, and 45 horses are under official quarantine.
On or off? Hot or cold? Lightweight or heavyweight? We’ll answer these questions and more.
The horses resided in Okmulgee and Noble counties.
The Percheron mare resided in Fillmore County.
While ultrasound doesn’t always provide a definitive diagnosis, it can be a useful tool for gathering critical information.
The Stanislaus County filly presented with neurologic signs.
Study results showed horses might wait for a more appealing treat, demonstrating self-control.
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