EHV-1 Claims Mare at California’s Sonoma Horse Park Show
Edited Press Release
July 28, 2021
Six horses from the affected mare’s home premises also tested positive.
Six horses from the affected mare’s home premises also tested positive.
The affected mare is recovering from neurologic signs.
The affected filly has been discharged and is recovering.
Horses residing at Saratoga’s EHV-1-affected barn remain under quarantine.
As of July 15, no other horses have exhibited clinical signs.
Twenty horses at a boarding facility were exposed to equine herpesvirus.
Two horses tested positive and six additional horses are suspected positive.
Special approval is no longer needed for horses entering Kentucky tracks from these Maryland facilities.
Thirty other horses were exposed.
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The Larimer County facility remains under official quarantine.
Two Quarter Horse geldings in Morris County are isolated following confirmation by NJDA.
An EHV-1 positive horse at the farm was part of a cohort recently imported from Europe.
All horses at the formerly quarantined boarding stable are well and have tested negative for EHV-1.
Approval is now needed to move horses to Kentucky from Laurel Downs as well as from Pimlico in Maryland.
No link has been established between this case and outbreaks in Europe and Florida.
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