Weather, Economy Cause Tough Times for English Horse Owners
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
May 6, 2013
A combination of inclement weather and a suffering economy are creating tough times for English horse owners.
Horse breeding from planning through foal care
A combination of inclement weather and a suffering economy are creating tough times for English horse owners.
Officials implemented a quarantine at Vernon Downs in New York after confirming a case of EHV-1 on May 4.
Vets might be able to determine if some mares are at risk of late-term abortion by conducting a blood test.
The BLM is studying the spaying of fertile wild mares in order to control wild horse population growth.
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My mare was bred more than 390 days ago and still has not foaled. Is it possible she has grass poisoning?
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In this University of Kentucky Diagnostic Lecture Series presentation, equine reproductive specialist Dr. Karen Wolfsdorf shares her clinical experience with placentitis in mares.
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The organizations are leading the charge to track and provide information on equine disease threats.
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Researchers developed a uniform system for classifying cases of contracted foal syndrome (CFS).
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Swedish researchers discovered that genetic makeup affects locomotion patterns in horses.
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