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Dr Emma Read is the new president of the AAEP, and Dr Chris Sanchez has been named as one of two associate deans of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine to oversee its fast-growing clinical operations.
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“There is increased demand for animal owners looking for supportive treatments to maintain the wellbeing and health of their animals.”
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Further challenges to the constitutionality of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act are likely.
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Researchers explore factors that affect the success of administering antibiotics via regional limb perfusion.
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Based on research to date, it is believed that thoroughbreds who experience a catastrophic injury during racing will demonstrate multiple pre-race differences in mRNA expression when compared with non-injured, race-matched control horses.
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Upcoming HorseTribe webinars look at fear in horses, the future of the ridden horse, and how to create a perfect plait.
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The double-sided nature of meaningful work can affect employee well-being, and challenge their willingness and ability to remain in the job.
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More than 2000 entries for next month’s show have been received for four days of showing, showjumping and driving competitions in the private grounds of Windsor Castle.
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Despite turbulent times, a British-led project has helped improve the welfare of working equids in Haiti by providing training and empowering owners to better care for their horses, mules and donkeys.
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Changes in the way many stallions are kept is likely to bring about welfare improvements, according to researchers.
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Despite stresses within the industry, work satisfaction among racehorse trainers was high, with 72% classified as satisfied with their careers
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“They may have these drugs sitting out where they are available for kids to access or people who know nothing about them.”
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“I’m so sad to be making this announcement, it’s one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do, but I am excited at the same time to still be able to play a role in the sport I love.”
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The amount of aid required to assist horses caught up in the Russian invasion of Ukraine will need to triple
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It is the third year in a row that the fatality rate among Thoroughbreds has decreased.
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Team Canada WEG veterinarian Dr Brianne Henderson to take Equine Guelph’s two-week short course “Sport Horse Injury/Lameness Prevention and Care”.
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Experts from veterinary and environmental fields have convened to create a blueprint for future research to solve the mystery that has afflicted horses across the world for decades.
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The method, not previously described in horses, was performed under general anesthesia in Pennsylvania.
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Registrations are open for International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorse’s (IFAR) sixth conference, being run virtually over two sessions. Those involved in the care of racehorses are urged to tune in.
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Findings reveal the ubiquitous nature of the two viruses among horses.
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