News
Horse General
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Investigating Cases of Toxicant Exposure in Horses and Why No Single "Tox Screen" Exists
In addition to choosing relevant analyses, sample selection and handling is key to successful toxicological testing in horses.
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Equine Documentary The 24 Behaviors of the Ridden Horse in Pain: Shifting the Paradigm of How We See Lameness Now Available on EQUUS Television Network
The film dares to challenge the way we look at horses' behavior and promotes a shift in the conventional belief that lameness starts with a head bob.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Good Reasons Not To Brave The Weather When It Comes To Horse Care
The provision of a permanent form of shelter (not seasonal hedgerows or tree canopies) is always a good start to providing protection from the elements for horses at pasture.
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Keeneland Library Honors African American Horsemen in New Exhibit, The Heart of the Turf: Racing's Black Pioneers
Library Lecture Series, Keeneland Crafted event about black pioneers is scheduled with plans for mobile exhibit to local schools and community organizations.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: To Fence or Not To Fence? That Is The Question
Before determining any fence placement or its type, height and breadth of segments, consider the type of horses being stabled or kept on the property.
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Equine Guelph Drives Home Safety with Online Trailer Course
Participants will be able to make informed decisions about which towing package (truck and trailer) is right for their needs and will leave with a knowledge base for pre-trip inspections and general maintenance.
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Seasonal Effects on Foals Born during the Winter
When a foal is born in winter, it is thus likely that the seasonal reduction in energy metabolism affects the fetus.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series Presents "Why Is the Mule the Most Important Member of the Horse Family?"
This seminar will introduce you to the wonderful and fascinating world of mules.
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Equine Welfare Data Collective Releases Fifth Data Report
Equines entering the custody of adoption, rescue, and transition centers spend an average of 257 days receiving care.
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Landmark Field Investigation of Horse Slaughter Released
The report finds that the instant a horse is designated a 'kill horse' handling and treatment deteriorate from horses previously treated as companions or working animals.