Drugs in equine passports in Germany often not listed, findings suggest
Researchers with the Free University of Berlin identified worrying discrepancies.
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Researchers with the Free University of Berlin identified worrying discrepancies.
Read more“Sky Watch: Chasing an American Saddlebred Story” is not only the tale of a remarkable horse, but of the breed itself.
Read moreThe study in England looked at arterial blood samples from 352 horses with colic at a university equine referral hospital.
Read moreResearch suggests congenital stationary night blindness is under-diagnosed in the Tennessee Walking Horse. The study also confirms that the Standardbred and Missouri Fox Trotting Horse breeds can also be affected.
Read moreResearchers find that the use of smells hold promises, but much more research is required.
Read moreReady to Rumble died after hitting a fence on the cross-country at Apple Knoll Farm Horse Trials in Massachusetts.
Read moreStriking racehorse Sodashi, a three-time Group One winner, has been retired to stud.
Read moreInsulin dysregulation, which increases the risk of laminitis, occurs not just in ponies that are overweight, the study team found.
Read moreDr Larry Bramlage performs surgery on a three-year-old racehorse, and explains the process.
Read moreMicromovements of the brain, called headpulses, can help identify an ongoing concussion.
Read moreA fresh study casts new light on the way owners manage native ponies, and the risks inherent in these breeds.
Read moreResearchers looked at several feeding methods including free-choice feeding, a slow-feeder, and an automatic box feeder.
Read moreScientists examine the use of innovative diagnostics to aid the sustainable management of parasitic worms in horses.
Read moreThe auction of the private collection of art collected by revered designer Robert Kime exceeded all expectations, achieving a total of £9.6 million against pre-sale estimates of £1.5 million.
Read moreThe review team with North Carolina State University identified a need for more rigorous research into the treatment.
Read moreThe British Horse Foundation’s Better Beginnings programme aims to provide young horses with a start that will set them up for the future.
Read moreA look at a series of cases in Australia linked most to excessive dosages and prolonged use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Read moreAustralia issues its final review of the risk of Japanese encephalitis in horses from approved countries, with current biosecurity measures removed.
Read moreA journal commentary, centered on the Grand National, discusses how racing can maintain its social licence to operate.
Read moreA new book by Sue Dyson and Sue Palmer aims to help riders recognise and resolve issues with their horses.
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