Device that identifies at-risk horses a potential game-changer for racing industry
Wearable device was able to detect more than 90% of life-threatening injuries in advance.
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Wearable device was able to detect more than 90% of life-threatening injuries in advance.
Read moreThere is not enough research to make blanket statements or recommend specific microorganisms for specific benefits, says Assistant Professor Jamie Kopper.
Read moreA special endoscope capable of monitoring the upper airways during high-intensity exercise was used in the German study.
Read moreThe individual medals in five grades have been decided at the FEI Para Dressage World Championship 2022 in Herning, Denmark.
Read moreSeveral new exhibitors will be showing their wares among established brands at BETA International 2022.
Read moreCharlotte Fry and Glamourdale thrill the crowds and impress the judges in their freestyle test at Herning2022.
Read moreUkrainian Equestrian Federation Charity Foundation fears lack of feed over autumn and winter will lead to equine neglect and starvation.
Read morePlanting initiative on the outskirts of the host city in Denmark are part of the organisers’ sustainability drive.
Read moreResults of a recent study suggest that the use of antimicrobials can predispose horses to diarrhea, colitis or metabolic diseases by altering the bacterial communities of the gut.
Read moreMethod to identify bucked shin can identify the problem at early stages, allowing the horses to be rested while they recover.
Read moreResearchers successfully target an interesting feature of the African horse sickness virus.
Read more“The studies presented in this review collectively indicate a need for industry-wide reform of common dietary practices and exercise regimens.”
Read moreNine horses were affected by skin erosion around their muzzle and eye problems.
Read moreIn contrast, exposure to uncontrollable stress may impair learning skills, Australian researchers report.
Read moreFactors secreted by mesenchymal stromal cells not only killed bacteria but also stimulated the immune responses of surrounding resident skin cells.
Read moreResearchers found particles that could reach all levels of the human respiratory tract including calcium and phosphorus from the teeth and tungsten, aluminium and iron.
Read moreUC Davis farrier Shane Westman is only the second farrier in the western US to earn a Graduate Diploma in Equine Locomotor Research through London’s Royal Veterinary College.
Read moreProactive instead of reactive safety management should be promoted in Sweden’s equine sector, the researchers say.
Read moreThe American Wild Horse Campaign (AWHC) is supporting Brooke USA in its efforts to combat the ejiao trade.
Read moreHipparions went extinct in Europe by 2.5 million years ago, in China by 1 million years ago, and in Sub-Saharan Africa 600,000 to 400,000 years ago.
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