California EHM Quarantine Released
Edited Press Release
April 10, 2023
The quarantine at the polo facility where 600 horses were exposed to EHM has been released.
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The quarantine at the polo facility where 600 horses were exposed to EHM has been released.
Two horses in Florida, located in Lee and Hillsborough counties, have tested positive for strangles.
Horses in Pierce, St. Croix and Waukesha counties have tested positive for equine herpesvirus.
The horse resided in Riverside County and has been euthanized, but 36 horses are exposed.
The horse resides in St. Johns County, where 2 additional cases are suspected and 3 additional horses are exposed.
The horse resides in Grey County, where 24 additional horses are exposed.
The horse resides in Lincoln County and is under veterinary care.
The official quarantine of 61 horses in Los Angeles County, California, following a positive EHM case has been released.
The mule resides in Fresno County, where six other equids are exposed.
The mare resides at a boarding facility in Lanark County.
Two polo horses in Riverside County are positive for EHM, and the 600 horses at the polo facility are under mandatory quarantine.
The horses reside in Pueblo County and are under official quarantine.
The mare resides at a boarding facility in Wellington County.
The horse had recently resided in both Maricopa and Pinal Counties, and 28 horses are now exposed.
The horse lived in Riverside County, where nine additional horses are exposed.
An Arabian cross gelding in Palm Beach County, Florida, tested positive for strangles and is currently affected and alive.
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