Airway disease in racehorses found to be more common than thought
“We expected to find that the majority of the animals would have normal airways, with only a small number actually affected with the disease, but that was not the case.”
Read more“We expected to find that the majority of the animals would have normal airways, with only a small number actually affected with the disease, but that was not the case.”
Read moreWindsor Show began as a half-day event to raise funds to buy Hurricanes and Spitfires for the Royal Airforce.
Read moreSelective breeding has left us with little variation in DNA passed down through the male line.
Read more“Using inertial sensors to detect and measure lameness in horses is evidence-based veterinary medicine.”
Read more2017 Supreme champion Barbers Shop to bow out at Queen’s own show.
Read more“Hopefully this research will set a solid base for further research and eventually help in preventing the onset of equine back problems.”
Read more“This is a truly impressive advancement to an existing technique in equine surgery.”
Read more“Her condition was so poor that had she not come to us when she did it’s unlikely she would have survived much longer.”
Read moreNew test will provide a breakthrough in managing the risks associated with fracture in racehorses.
Read moreCause of death unknown, pending a necropsy.
Read moreFell pony breeder honoured with Queen Elizabeth Trophy for his lifetime contribution to the breed.
Read more“Breakdowns are not inevitable events. We can mitigate the risk of their occurrence in horses through careful and determined study.”
Read moreResearchers find that a simple blood sucrose test may be useful in efforts to identify foals with stomach lesions.
Read more“It is using nature to fight nature, rather than chemicals to fight nature,” its developer says.
Read moreFoal’s birth to be livestreamed as hundreds of owners and fans look on.
Read moreAn anti-soring bill has the overwhelming support of the horse industry and 280 cosponsors from both sides of the aisle in Congress, says acting HSUS president.
Read moreIndustry and government work together to implement a new protocol for control of Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) in Britain.
Read moreHorses carrying equine herpesvirus may exhibit signs as minor as a runny nose and mild fever, but the virus is a major cause of neurological, respiratory and reproductive disease, including abortions.
Read moreExciting new chapter for British Breeding as new management takes over.
Read more“The individuals that practiced hippotherapy presented better results in the global motor coordination,” the researchers reported.
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