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Boehringer Furthers Research of Pigeon Fever in Horses
Scientists, researchers, practicing veterinarians, animal health companies, and horse owners have long been dedicated to improving the health of the horse. Yet the need for more knowledge in regards to disease prevention, lameness and general wellness sti
Lavender Foal Syndrome Test in Arabian Horses Available
The discovery of the Lavender Foal Syndrome mutation and development of the genetic test is a significant scientific finding and will make a valuable contribution to the knowledge of the genetics of the horse.
Pennsylvania Horse Trainer Sentenced for Rigging Races
Wells' sentencing came more than a year after he, two other trainers and a track employee were arrested following a probe by state and Dauphin County officials and the FBI.
Veterinarians to Enhance Ability to Return Horses to Peak Form at September Education Event
âFocus on Poor Performance will help practitioners efficiently assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of performance-limiting diseases through lectures and case-based discussions.â
Horseback Riding as a Threat to National Parks
The study highlights the range of plant species which have the potential to be dispersed over long distances by horseback riding in national parks.
Calling All Horse Owners - Important Survey
With less than a month to go, American Horse Publications is reminding all horse owners that NOW is the time to take the AHP 2012 Equine Industry Survey if you haven't already done so.
The Jaeckle Centre: Your Home for Equine Events, Wellness and Enthusiasm
"Started in 1997, the Jaeckle Centre started with a vision to create a best-of-class equine facility that offered innovative therapies to maximize the performance of sport horses.â
Surprising Female to Male Ratio in Early Horse Pregnancies
The higher insulin-like growth factor-1 concentrations in female embryos in pregnant horses might represent a mechanism to ensure the survival of the embryos under conditions that would otherwise strongly favor males.
Horse Embryo Research Addresses Ratio of Male to Female Foals
Losses in early pregnancy are unusually high in the horse and it is believed that female embryos are especially prone to spontaneous abortion. Male embryos are known to be better able to survive under high glucose concentrations, so well-nourished mares o
Low Cost Gelding Clinics Headed to More States
National Equine Resource Networkâs (NERN) low-cost gelding clinic drive that has already gelded over 150 CA horses in 2012 will be expanding to other states this Fall.