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The Foaling and Foal Care course is designed to provide owners, broodmare managers and foaling attendants an overview of normal foaling, dystocia, routine care of the newborn foal and other important topics.
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As well as profiles on 2020’s most successful riders, horses, breeders, and sires, there are also interviews with the year’s most successful showjumper, the breeder of the best showjumping breeding stallion and a world-renowned dressage breeder and owner.
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Researchers describe the wide spectrum of clinical signs associated with cervical pain and dysfunction, and the treatment options.
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Brooke’s Animal Welfare Indicators Repository is aimed at professionals worldwide to assess and improve equine welfare in their work.
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Researchers hope to build their understanding of Sable Island so that all elements of the ecosystem, including the horses, can be effectively protected.
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Valentine’s Day Heart-Shaped Box For Horses produced especially to help stallions struggling out of their league has proven to be a winner.
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Dr Jonathan Pycock will host a webinar for vets to improve their ovulation prediction skills as part of the world’s largest online veterinary congress this month.
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British Breeding’s latest webinar, “Preparing your Stallion for the Breeding Season”, has an array of experts who will share everything a studmaster needs to know when preparing a stallion for the stud season for the sport horse and Thoroughbred industry.
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“Differences in muscle activation were most pronounced in the gluteal muscle during jump stride.”
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“Finding a way to utilize these cells without stimulating immune response gives us better treatment options.”
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Tullis Matson will present a webinar on modern reproductive techniques and their use across the equine industry as well as other animal reproduction industries.
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“I don’t think there is any other animal relationship which is quite the same, or has the same complexity,” Professor Sarah Freeman says.
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The genetic origins behind reproductive traits are still far from clear, and this is especially so for horses.
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“This study demonstrates a very sophisticated relationship between indigenous peoples and horses.”
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Swabs were taken for DNA testing from 12 healthy horses – seven of them stabled and five at pasture.
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Young Zion takes his name from a national park in Utah. He’s the latest Hartmann’s mountain zebra foal to be born at Hogle Zoo.
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“Evaluating Horse Welfare as it relates to Behavior and Training” by Sara Malone, and “Using Learning Theory to Train Horses” by Angelo Telatin the latest webinars in Rutger’s Horse Management Seminar series.
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The drug-resistant form is likely to spread internationally through horse movements, indicating the need for interventions, according to the study team.
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“I doubt many vets would walk away from an emaciated horse or an infected wound or a cloudy eye so why are we so willing to walk away from these ticking time bombs which are actually a real welfare issue as the animal is potentially at risk of losing their life?”
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Brooke USA board member Katherine Kaneb chosen to take over from John Nicholson as charity’s chair of the Board of Directors.
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