Strangles Confirmed in Palm Beach Mare
Edited Press Release
January 27, 2023
A mare in Palm Beach County, Florida, has tested positive for strangles.
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A mare in Palm Beach County, Florida, has tested positive for strangles.
New biosecurity measures are being implemented at the Gulfstream Park racetrack in Broward County, Florida.
The yearling Quarter Horse colt lived in Berkeley County.
One horse tested positive for EHM at the Gulfstream Park track in Broward County, Florida, and 174 horses are exposed.
The horse resides in Hernando County.
3 horses in Roanoke County are positive for neurologic equine herpesvirus, and 2 horses are suspected positive.
The affected horses reside in Citrus, Hillsborough, and Santa Rosa counties.
The outbreak is located in Dakota County, where 1 horse has tested positive.
This is the first confirmed case of strangles in Florida for 2023.
Quarantine has been released at the training facility in Fayette County were one horse tested positive for strangles.
Quarantine has been released at the facility in Riverside County where one horse tested positive for EHM in December.
The pony resides in Livingston County and is recovering.
The horse resides in the Region of Waterloo.
The death of at least 20 horses in Louisiana and 28 horses in multiple other states has been officially linked to Clostridium botulinum type C in alfalfa hay cubes.
The mare resides in Putnam County.
The horse lived in Washington County, where 25 horses were exposed.
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