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Horse General
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Brooke USA Aids Equestrians and Horses in Ukraine and Establishes Ukraine Emergency Fund
Outreach efforts assisting horses and humans displaced by attacks in Ukraine has amounted to more than 375 tons of feed, haylage and bedding with 150 tons distributed to 30 different stables.
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Repeta Delivers a Filly by Volatile at Three Chimneys Farm as Part of National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame's Foal Patrol
Foal Patrol includes a collection of live cameras where people can view real-time streams of in-foal mares, as well as numerous educational aspects related to foaling.
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The Foundation for the Horse Accepting Grant Proposals from Emerging Equine Researchers
Research applications on any topic related to horse health and well-being will be considered for funding, and all investigators are encouraged to apply.
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Keeping America's Horses Safe - One Horse At A Time! What You Can Do Right Now
All horses, even champions of the racetrack and the show ring, are only one unlucky step away from abuse, neglect and slaughter.
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Hauling Precious Horse Cargo? What Every Rider Needs to Know Before They Go
'With nearly half a century of experience hauling horses, I’ve learned a few tricks-of-the-trade,' says Goodnight.
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New Sport Horse Injury/Lameness Prevention & Care Online Course Coming in April
You will learn about the horse’s musculoskeletal system, how they move, best practices for detecting lameness, assessment tools, management of a lame horse and the latest research.
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New Book About Being a Horse Dad Called “witty, often wistful” by The Wall Street Journal
A smart, funny memoir exploring the evolution of a man and his relationship with his daughters as they grow up in the grips of the equestrian life.
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American Association of Equine Practitioners Biosecurity Guidelines Updated for 2022
While there are overarching infection control principles which have broad applicability across most diseases and facility types, every equine event and every premises is unique.
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Solving a Mare’s ‘Behavioral’ Problems
So often, people try to fix a horse's attitude before fixing pain. and some are quick to write them off, but every person has their bad days, and horses do, too.
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eCornell Keynote: Think Like a Horse, Improving Equine Welfare Through Better Understanding
Cornell University veterinarian and equine welfare specialist Lindsay Goodale will take you into the mind - and body - of a horse to explore the interrelationship among animal cognition, biology, and welfare.