Neurologic EHV-1 Confirmed in Washington
Edited Press Release
August 22, 2016
The 18-year-old Quarter Horse mare from Newport was euthanized at Washington State University.
The 18-year-old Quarter Horse mare from Newport was euthanized at Washington State University.
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The release comes after 14 days with no new EHV-1 cases.
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Seven horses at one Cooke County breeding farm tested positive for the neuropathogenic form of the virus in late May.
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