Risk factors for sudden cardiac death in Thoroughbred horses identified
Young racehorses early in their careers are at increased risk of sudden cardiac death and are more likely to die during training.
Read moreYoung racehorses early in their careers are at increased risk of sudden cardiac death and are more likely to die during training.
Read moreEnding the donkey skin trade has been made even more difficult in recent years as the practice has moved online.
Read moreA legacy of the 2022 FEI Endurance World Championships in Verona, Italy, will be the transformation of the competition track into a horse riding trail in sync with the area’s eco-tourism values.
Read moreUS Army is “in the process of assessing a variety of options to improve the living conditions for our horses”, but is unable to accept donations.
Read moreUniversity of Liverpool’s Dean of the School of Veterinary Science Professor Paul Lunn is the new Chair of Trustees for The Donkey Sanctuary.
Read more“Their willingness to share has enabled us to uncover a serious issue facing the equestrian industry today,” says researcher.
Read morePure white mare Sodashi wins her third Group One race in Japan, and earns a Breeders’ Cup start in the US.
Read more“Whether I win or not, I’m a face that is a role model for people of colour.”
Read more“There is much more to learn about how we as an equine community can work together to keep our horses and ponies safe.”
Read moreInadvertent incorporation of molasses containing zilpaterol into horse feed has apparently been the driving factor, according to a review team.
Read more“Many people are surprised to learn that overweight horses benefit from carefully prepared balancers to ensure they get all the dietary support they need, whilst keeping the calories down.”
Read moreThe microchips may help to detect the early stages of exertional heat illness in horses.
Read moreThe Queen’s home-bred five-year-old Fools Paradise, rated “a star in the making” by his rider, second in his class at the Royal Windsor Horse Show.
Read moreThe Quarter horse in California mounted an immune response to the virus, but showed no signs of illness.
Read moreNo red ribbons for the monarch, but her ridden horses notch up several placings.
Read moreMany conformation defects can be corrected surgically if necessary, but others will be self-correct with natural growth: “Most horses aren’t perfect, but most horses that are successful have reasonable conformation.”
Read moreQueen Elizabeth II was on hand to watch her home-bred Highland mare Balmoral Leia win the Mountain and Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship.
Read moreStudy team explored sampling options to identify a reliable and logistically more feasible protocol during a large equine herpesvirus-1 outbreak.
Read moreIn the sequel to the Trauma-Focused Equine Assisted Services Fireside Chat, EAS practitioners Molly DePrekel and Dr Nancy Coyne will discuss incorporating trauma-informed care and working with equines.
Read moreQueen Elizabeth II’s pinto Sunbeam won his class and was reserve champion, and Daydream III won the Flat Ridden Sport Horse class on the first day of competition at Windsor.
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