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Five People Wait Anxiously after Horse with Hendra Virus Dies

Five people from Murwillumbah face an anxious wait, after coming into contact with a horse killed by Hendra Virus - a zoonotic disease that can be transmitted from horses to humans.">New window.

New Cases of Equine Herpesvirus-1 Reported in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin state veterinarian recommends that horses with a fever and symptoms of contagious respiratory infection should be kept at home and not taken to shows, competitions, clinics or public trail rides.

Recognizing Exceptional Leaders

Sponsors Join American Youth Horse Council in Recognizing Exceptional Leaders: At its annual AYHC Symposium, the American Youth Horse Council recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations for their efforts which benefit the youth horse industry

Equine Influenza and Preventative Steps for Horse Owners

It has been found that previously immunized horses may not be protected from a new strain of Equine Influenza.

Hagyard Equine Medical Institute Sponsors Ex-Racer in America’s Most Wanted Thoroughbred Makeover

Hagyard Equine Medical Institute’s Sport Horse Program is partnering with Heritage Horse Farm to enter Monopolize, a son of Bernardini, in the Retired Racehorse Project’s Thoroughbred Makeover, to be held October 23-25 at the Kentucky Horse Park.

Research Evaluates Procedure to Stop Head Shaking in Horses

Headshaking syndrome is when a horse shakes or jerks its head uncontrollably for no apparent reason. There are striking clinical similarities between facial pain syndromes including facial neuralgia in humans and head shaking in horses.

Sox For Horses, Inc. Asks: What Do Horses and Dinosaurs Have in Common?

”If biting flies could bring down dinosaurs, what hope of defense does today's humble horse owner have? The answer: Silver Whinnys as a barrier to biting flies and environmental factors typically associated with contributing to disease.”

Horses Saved from Fire by Brave Rescuers

Courageous staff put their lives at risk to prevent huge loss of equine life as fire encircles property. The bravery of his handlers may be all that saved Harness Jewels winner Franco Emirate from perishing in Thursday's fires in Canterbury.

Did Horse Owners Know about Soring of Tennessee Walkers?

According to District Attorney General Mike Dunavant, several Tennessee Walking Horse owners will be investigated to determine whether they knew their horses were being sored by Jackie McConnell.

California Horse Rescuers Need Help Now

A Chino Hills non-profit facility taking care of a large group of rescue horses is asking the public for help to avoid having to close its doors.

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