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Cornell Veterinarians Help Horse Return to Ring after Kissing Spine
X-rays revealed that 11 of Wrangler's vertebrae suffered from kissing spine; four were so severe, they had fused together.
Equine Leptospiral Abortion in Horses in Central Kentucky
Cases of leptospiral abortion are detected each year and farm personnel should be aware that the aborted fetal tissues and mare urine are infectious to other horses and membranes, and placentitis.
Thinking of Making Your Own Fly Spray for Your Horses?
Deciding whether to make your own fly spray or buy it off of the shelf? Here are 10 factors to consider before making your own formula versus purchasing a fly spray.
Horsekeeping & Water Quality: Manure Impacts on Surface Water Quality
Proper horse manure management consists of containing manure, treating manure, and disposing of manure so it doesn't contaminate water.
Foiled Again, Richest Harness Racer, Honored As Breyer Portrait Model
âBreyerâs special edition Stablemates version of Foiled Again will be the kidâs giveaway item on Hambletonian Day, Saturday, Aug. 8, at The Meadowlands Racetrack.â
Ride Alert Gesture for Shamrock PATH Rides Stuns ACTHA!
In an unprecedented gesture to assist in the Shamrock PATH rides, ACTHA sponsor, Ride Alert, has contributed a full 12 months of free, potentially lifesaving services, to EVERY ENTRANT participating in the Shamrock PATH events.
Dr. Getty’s February Tip: Hay Before Grain for Your Horse, or Vice-versa?
Which should be fed first – hay or grain? Read Dr. Getty's post for the answer plus great information.
Back Country Horsemen Keeping Trails Open
Back Country Horsemen youth and adult volunteers used wheelbarrows, shovels, rakes, and hard work to refill the trail with an aggregate trail surface base.
What is PEMF Anyway and How Does It Benefit Horses?
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapies, the new 'in' thing? Being a magnetic wave, this therapy can penetrate hair, fur and bandage material, making it ideal for horses.
FTC Approves Modifications to Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s Registration Rule
The rule requires covered persons, which includes trainers, breeders, jockeys and others involved in the horse racing industry, and covered horses to register with the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority,