Maryland Warmblood Tests Positive for EHV-1
Edited Press Release
September 25, 2026
The horse lives in Baltimore County.
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The horse lives in Baltimore County.
The horse lived in Cecil County.
The horse lives in Washington County.
Two horses have tested positive for the disease.
The horses live in Deschutes County.
The horses live in Dane and Richland counties.
The horse lives in Umatilla County.
The horse was tested to fulfill an export requirement to the U.S. and was not displaying clinical signs.
The facilities are located in Delta and Montezuma counties.
The case is located in Grant County.
The cases are located in Franklin County, Washington, and Washington County, Kentucky.
The cases are located in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, and California.
The facility is located in Douglas County.
The facility is located in Pierce County.
Two horses have tested positive for the disease.
Three horses have tested positive for the disease.
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