Influenza Confirmed in Horse Stabled Near WEF
Edited Press Release
March 17, 2017
The horse, stabled off Winter Equestrian Festival grounds, has been isolated and tested negative for EHV and strangles.
The horse, stabled off Winter Equestrian Festival grounds, has been isolated and tested negative for EHV and strangles.
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The Nevada Department of Agriculture has received reports of horses being exposed to EHV-4 and strangles.
The affected horse attended barrel racing events in two Texas cities prior to disease presentation and confirmation.
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Three other horses from the same farm tested positive for EHV-1 but are not showing neurologic signs at this time.
The positive horse was stabled at the HITS Thermal show from Jan. 21 to Feb. 5. The animal is currently quarantined.
The horse had only mild clinical signs and is recovering.
These quarantine releases mean there are no racing or training facilities in Kentucky under quarantine for EHV-1.
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Unrelated EHV quarantines remain in place at Keeneland Race Course’s Rice Road Training Center and Turfway Park.
Officials released the facility from quarantine put in place after two horses there tested positive for EHV-1.
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