Two Florida Horses Confirmed With Neurologic EHV-1
Edited Press Release
March 8, 2021
Both horses were recently stabled at the World Equestrian Center, in Ocala, during competition.
Both horses were recently stabled at the World Equestrian Center, in Ocala, during competition.
The equine herpesvirus-1 outbreak began at an FEI jumping competition in Valencia, Spain, with cases spreading to Belgium, France, and Germany. The FEI calls it “probably the most serious EHV-1 outbreak in Europe for decades.”
Seventy-two potentially exposed horses were released from restricted movement following 14 days of monitoring.
Six exposed horses remain quarantined.
The cases bring the province’s number of affected equine premises to three.
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Both Hanover County farms have completed EHV monitoring.
Veterinarians have confirmed two more Washington state horses with equine influenza (EI). One of the horses also has respiratory EHV-1.
The positive tests follow the euthanasia of three other horses at the facility.
The horse that tested positive has been euthanized.
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Prepubic tendon rupture is an uncommon but serious condition in late pregnancy that may have a poor prognosis and can result in death of the mare and fetus.
Veterinarians perform this common surgical procedure on broodmares to help keep the reproductive tract clean.
The Pasco County horse has not traveled recently and lives at a private facility.
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The Oakland County premises has cleared the 21-day clear-test hurdle.
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