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“Although animal waste is a sustainable alternative in agriculture, it needs to be environmentally safe. Therefore, it is necessary to use methods that guarantee its sanitation.
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Boo had already lost an eye to cancer when intruders shot him point blank in the other eye, leaving him blinded. He lived at Redwings for more than a decade.
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Developed and run by donkey experts, The Donkey Academy provides comprehensive, up-to-date knowledge on donkey welfare.
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Tracheal wash samples taken from horses at rest and in training showed many differences at the gene and protein level.
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Animal Emergency Incident Management Network Australia and New Zealand (AEIMN ANZ) will work to foster continuous improvement of how incidents involving animals are managed.
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A recent pilot project had 20 volunteer stewards taking more than 550 measurements across the country in all disciplines and at all levels.
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Nominations for SEIB Insurance Brokers’, SEIB Giving 2022 are open. Members of the public have the chance to put forward their favourite charity to receive a share of £50,000.
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PhD student Emily Hellstrom is this year’s Equus Foundation Veterinary Research Fellow. She is looking into intestinal function in colic patients.
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“When feeds with good protein quality and amino acids profile are fed, smaller nitrogen intakes can be applied to minimize the risk of the nitrogen excretion.”
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David O’Connor has been presented with the General Douglas MacArthur Exemplary Service Award by the United States Olympic Endowment.
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It is being hailed as the closest thing yet to a single view of all species known to science.
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FEI Secretary-General Sabrina Ibáñez has been re-elected President of the Association of Paralympic Sports Organisations (APSO) for another four-year term.
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American study casts light on the little-investigated W13 gene, which causes a white coat color.
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In a century filled with dashing, colorful, and controversial British cavalrymen, Captain Lewis Edward Nolan may hold pride of place. He made his name as “a superlative horse-master, swordsman and steeplechase rider”.
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The information gathered will be helpful in the event of equine disease outbreaks, and in dealing with lost, straying or stolen horses.
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Riding Vom Feinsten, Brougham was just the third dressage rider to represent New Zealand at an Olympic Games.
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New horse health requirements for FEI horses will come into force from January 1.
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Effects of therapeutic riding in horses and patients explored in study in Spain.
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Equestrian sports will be in the Olympic programme for Los Angeles 2028, but a question mark hangs over Modern Pentathlon.
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Evidence in the Italian study pointed to different circulating micro RNA profiles between performing and non-performing Endurance horses.
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