International Horse Movement
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
November 25, 2013
Governing officials are exploring ways to reduce hurdles for horses crossing country lines.
Governing officials are exploring ways to reduce hurdles for horses crossing country lines.
Being moved from one place to another can be stressful for some horses, whether they travel by air or road.
Researchers examined horses’ physiological responses during transport while cross-tied or traveling loose.
Learn about the best ways to reduce stress when transporting horses by land or air.
Special attention to a horse’s management and health program is a necessity during show season.
One researcher suggests some steps that could minimize disease risk without impeding horses? travel.
The FEI welcomes two major advances in its campaign to improve the international movement of sport horses.
International horse movement and climate changes could contribute to disease risk, one vet says.
She described the importance of finding sustainable solutions to human and animal health issues.
The international movement of high level sport horses was a topic of discussion at the 2013 Sports Forum.
West Virginia has joined a group of states in an agreement to accept six-month equine health certificates.
Dave Thomas, the supervisor of the Budwieser Clydesdales’ East Coast Hitch, talks about how they manage travel stress with the 10 Clydesdales when traveling across the country.
State officials say they’ll be more stringently enforcing requirements for six-month equine travel passports
Attendees discussed improving the international movement of top-level sport horses at the FEI Sports Forum.
HRH Princess Haya opened a session on the air transportation of sport horses at the World Cargo Symposium.
This year, veterinarians will discuss topics related to equine stress and transportation.
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