Equine biosecurity: Germ warfare on the home front
Biosecurity is about doing everything you reasonably can to prevent your horse catching something from another horse, be it viral, bacterial or fungal.
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Biosecurity is about doing everything you reasonably can to prevent your horse catching something from another horse, be it viral, bacterial or fungal.
Read moreResearchers develop an exergaming package which could benefit children with cerebral palsy.
Read moreThe showjumping in the women’s modern pentathlon had all the appearances of a contest between horse and rider, instead of between competitors.
Read moreMany of those who rely on horses, donkeys and mules to work are already living on low incomes and have little in reserve when that work isn’t available.
Read moreMore people than ever have a hankering for the great outdoors. And for those wanting to get away from it all with their horse, there are a few things to consider.
Read moreIt’s impossible, of course, to eliminate every potential problem that could arise when travelling with horses, but it’s surprising how many factors we do have control over.
Read more“Nobody I knew could begin to understand my contempt for possessions, my urge to travel, my love for spending all day in the saddle and all night under the stars.”
Read moreHis brief life was one of heroic deeds, drama, and ultimately, tragedy. And after nearly 80 years, New Zealand at last truly honoured the memory of Phar Lap.
Read moreEven enterprises as large as the global racing industry cannot assume a guaranteed future.
Read moreA recently discovered virus linked to liver disease in horses appears to have worldwide distribution, according to researchers, who tested
Read moreCase amounted to a pyrrhic win for the FEI.
Read moreSecond edition of Handbook of Equine Parasite Control is published.
Read moreLet’s have a chat about the meaning and use of the word “equestrian”.
Read moreA major inquiry is likely in the wake of the World Equestrian Games, suggests Neil Clarkson.
Read moreHere we go. It’s WEG time, with all its flair and controversy.
Read moreCuChullaine O’Reilly’s three-volume Encyclopaedia of Equestrian Exploration is a tour de force and an important contribution to the collective wisdom of equestrianism.
Read moreStudy examines issues that may help or hinder the introduction of programs to better manage antibiotic use in veterinary practices.
Read moreThe British Equestrian Federation appears to have its share of star-bellied sneetches.
Read moreFor a horse used to life in a paddock, being confined to a stable for a long period of time can be a real challenge.
Read moreThe differences in suspensions in two cases decided two days apart are baffling.
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