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ACTHA’s New “In Hand Division” Inspired by Parelli Natural Horsemanship
âFor ACTHA's" In Hand Division," obstacles must be performed on lead, and all participants are judged on partnership and execution of the obstacle from the ground.â
California Dreamin': Beyond the Ordinary - An Equine Photography Workshop with Scott Trees
"Join us at beautiful Tilleywood Andalusians in Thousand Oaks, California for an intensive and educational workshop with Scott Trees....with the goal of helping students improve their photographic efforts in general and specifically with horses."
Woman Asks Congress to Stop Roundups
Palomino Armstrong is taking the story of her rescued colt, Honey Bandit, to Washington, D.C. in hopes lawmakers will end federal roundups of wild horses across the West after they hear the colt's tale. Honey Bandit nearly died last September a
Maintaining Horse Health in Spring Pastures
Gradually introducing horses to spring pastures helps prevent diseases related to nutrition and diet, including colic and laminitis.
Threat of West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis Continues
Although autumn has arrived in many areas bringing with it cooler weather, mosquitoes carrying diseases are still a threat in many areas of the country. Sample mosquitoes in Eastern, Mid-western. Southern and Pacific Coast states continue to test positive
AAEP On Call Vets to Assist at Breeders' Cup Races
Equine veterinarians representing the American Association of Equine Practitionersâ On Call program will assist NBC Sports with horse health information during the Nov.
Research: Quicker Test Results for Viruses in Horses
Diagnostic tests that rapidly detect disease-causing viruses in horses, other animals and humans are being developed by scientists with the US Department of Agriculture using a new technology called âsurface-enhanced Raman scattering,â or SERS.
Laminitis Research Now Available to Horse Owners
The Equine Veterinary Journal has made an important collection of laminitis research papers freely available online to both vets and horse owners to help combat the devastating condition. The papers include practical advice as well as the latest research,
Hendra Virus Fears Continue to Grow
Hendra virus fears are growing after eleven people were exposed at two Queensland properties where two horses died during the past week. This exposure to the potentially fatal Hendra virus occurred in the first outbreaks of the "high-risk" period as sci
Poor Horse Pasture Source of Hendra Virus Infection?
According to the findings of a preliminary study into the effect of pasture quality on Hendra virus infection rates, hungry horses could be more susceptible to contracting Hendra virus.