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Foot Not Most Common Cause of Lameness
According to the American Farriers Journal, results from the United Kingdomâs first public National Equine Health Survey pinpointed some interesting facts concerning feet. Some 3,120 horses were represented in the study.
Call for Horses with Front Limb Lameness
Louisiana State University Equine Health Studies Program is seeking donations of horses with front limb lameness (Grade 2-4) due to osteoarthritis.
Sox For Horses and the Cold Truth About Equine Pastern Dermatitis
"Fighting equine pastern dermatitis, also known as scratches, mud fever or mud rash, dew poisoning or greasy heel, is frustrating in any season but winter makes it especially hard.
4 Steps To Healthy Hoofs for Your Horse
âEvery rider has heard the saying âno hoof, no horse.â But many donât know that there are four key areas that can influence their horseâs hoof health.â
UK-led Kentucky Equine Survey Launches
 An accurate assessment of the number of horses in Kentucky and their economic impact are two fundamental pieces of information unavailable to those who need it. A University of Kentucky College of Agriculture-led study will accurately quantify that info
Straight from Which Horse's Mouth?
Elizabeth Kaye McCall talks about meeting Alan Young (Wilbur) and life with the real talking horse who inspired her book RAJALIKA SPEAK.
Morgan Horse Breed Celebrated
The best of the best in the Morgan breed was celebrated in Oklahoma City for the 40th edition of the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show®, October 6-13. Since 1973, this show has represented the pinnacle of achievement in the Morgan hor
Fees Reduced for AjPHA
In preparation for the upcoming 2012 American Junior Paint Horse Associationâs (AjPHA) Youth World Championship Show, to be held June 22-30, 2012, at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas, the organization put into action suggestions made
Make Sure Your Horse is Properly Hydrated During Hot Summer Weather
Signs of inadequate hydration in equines include poor exercise tolerance, cramping, or apparent weight loss (actually water loss) and decrease in sweat.
Ready for Show Season? Feeding for Top Performance
...the added stress of performance requires an optimal diet, with plenty of energy from carbohydrates and fats, high quality protein, adequate minerals, and vitamins