Equine Guelph Receives Grant for Biosecurity Initiative
The Horse Staff
November 17, 2011
The “Beat the Bugs” program promotes biosecurity throughout all sectors of the horse industry.
The “Beat the Bugs” program promotes biosecurity throughout all sectors of the horse industry.
Merck Animal Health has renewed one-year subscriptions to The Horse magazine for all members of the AAEVT.
Hop behind the wheel with Dr. Sarah Link as she serves the rural Maryland horse community.
A horse’s genetics, trimming, and diet have a great impact on bare foot health.
Alternative medicine coursework in equine veterinary education has increased about 30% in the past decade.
A New York man is facing multiple charges for allegedly stealing more than $30,000 from a horse show.
The Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) has announced it will host a Kentucky Equine Strategic Planning Session on
Law enforcement authorities in Vermont are seeking whoever is responsible for the shooting death of horse
Poll question: “How much would you pay for a platelet-rich plasma treatment for your horse?”
At the meetings, nonprofit leaders–such as those associated with equine organizations–can learn more about the program including how to use its tools to keep an organization healthy and stable, improve effectiveness, and provide transparency and ac
A Maryland native and lifelong horse enthusiast, Rebekah Cosden’s research focus at the Gluck Equine Research Center has been on equine musculoskeletal science. She completed her research in the laboratory of James MacLeod, VMD, PhD, John S. and
The owners of a high-profile Tennessee Walking Horse breeding farm have been suspended from participating in horse shows and other equine-related activities for one year for allegedly violating the Horse Protection Act (HPA).
The annual Rutgers University (RU) Young Horse Teaching and Research Program (YHTRP) benefit horse auction will take place May 1 at the school’s horse facility on College Farm Road on the G.H. Cook Campus in New Brunswick, N.J. This year’s auction
Michigan State University (MSU) Extension equine specialist Karen Waite, MS, has been named a recipient of the 2011 Catalyst Award by the Michigan Horse Council. The award, founded in 1995, recognizes individuals who have made significant
Orphan foals require immediate support. This leaves little time for an unprepared owner to learn what to do.
Thirty-three veterinary students are getting a crash course in high-level equestrian sport at the World Equestrian Games while they assist the veterinary team.
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