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It All Comes Down to the Genetics of the Horse
Equine Guelph offers the opportunity to understand the importance of genetics and how it can influence a horse's ability to perform or render it susceptible to certain diseases, unsoundness or even a genetic disorder during Fall 2013 on-line classes.
Friends of Sound Horses Support AntiSoring Bill
 Soring is a major animal welfare issue that has been illegal for over forty years under the federal Horse Protection Act (HPA) yet the practice is still widespread in show rings.
Queen's Horse Trainer Calls in Monty Roberts for Help
Champion trainer of the Queen's horses, Gai Waterhouse, will utilize the skills of the world's most famous horse whisperer in her attempts to show Australian punters something very special.
White House Asked to Halt Experiment on Nevada Wild Horses
âThe current Proposed Action using the vaccine, known as GonaCon involves experimenting on Americaâs wild horses without any scientific oversight, review, or, for that matter, any scientific method for determining the impacts of the experiments on the
Advancing Equine Protection for a Decade
Homes for Horses Coalition was envisioned by its founders as a support network and resource for those opposed to the tragedy of horse slaughter and working to provide humane rehoming alternatives.
Feeding Your Horse for Healthy Summer Hooves
The nutrients needed for hoof growth are often contained in a horse’s normal diet, but adding a hoof supplement ensures that the horse has sufficient material to maximize development of strong hoof tissue.
New Cases of West Nile Virus and Vesicular Stomatitis Confirmed and Quarantined
âWashington state and Colorado continue to confirm new cases of West Nile virus and vesicular stomatitis in horses in a number of counties with a number of horses now under quarantine.â
Deworming: An Important Part of Any Horse Worm Control Program
"Horse owners should generally consult with their veterinarian or sign up for Horsemenâs Laboratory consulting service because many factors must be considered when choosing a deworming medication for each horse.â
Swedish Study Addresses Treating Ulcerative Keratitis in Horses
A recent study addressed corneal cross-linking in 9 horses with ulcerative keratitis to see if corneal cross-linking could be performed in sedated, standing horses with ulcerative keratitis.
Training Methods Questioned in Death of 2nd San Diego Horse
For the second time, a San Diego reining trainer is being accused of causing the death of a horse he had in training at the River Valley Ranch near the San Diego-Mexico border as local horse enthusiasts are up in arms about the deaths of the two horses.