Photographer adds touch of Renaissance class to equine work
Ifat Zohar stands out as a new breed of modern portraitist. Her work has been featured in numerous international publications illuminating some of the world’s top equestrians.
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The latest news and information on equine issues.
Nearly half of ejiao samples tested in study probably contained horse material
Ejiao, or donkey-hide gelatin, is used in Chinese traditional medicine.
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Irish horse breeders plan €342m investment
“The Business of Breeding 2022” report examines the investment plans of more than 9000 sport horse breeders in Ireland for the coming three years.
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Last opportunity for horse enthusiasts to complete welfare-related survey
Survey is a key part of the work of the FEI’s Equine Ethics and Wellbeing Commission.
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New DNA test identifies neurological Lyme disease in a horse
The test developed in the United States could have applications for humans and dogs, too.
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Stressful nature of individually stabling horses revealed in study
Individual stabling is an intense stressor that triggers immune-related changes in horses, researchers find.
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New top-level equine massage course a UK first
Britain’s Animal Health Professions’ Register has approved the first independent level 4 diploma in equine sports massage, offered by Animal Therapy Solutions. The first students start in September.
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Equine flu vaccine in short supply in Britain
A Europe-wide supply issue has left stocks of equine influenza and influenza-tetanus vaccines in short supply.
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Potential seen in innovative approach to treating severe equine asthma
Proposed immunotherapy opens new perspectives beyond the conventional use of corticosteroids and bronchodilators, say the authors of a review.
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Grooming for glory: Unsung heroes step into equestrian spotlight
“Grooms are an integral part of the equestrian family and as any athlete knows, behind every happy horse is a happy groom!”
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New dressage apprenticeship scheme provides horse sport career pathway
British Dressage Apprenticeship programme will cover the learning of practical equestrian skills, as well as provide a range of qualification pathways in an equestrian setting.
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Pacemaker implant by Cornell team saves mini donkey’s life
A mini donkey named Nix who was suffering from third-degree atrioventricular block gets lifesaving surgery in a first for Cornell University’s Hospital for Animals.
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Modern-day challenges for dogs: Are there parallels with horses?
A fresh paper suggests urban and suburban dogs face challenges around loneliness and our sky-high expectations of them.
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Germans dominate French Nations Cup eventing
A side of lesser-known riders has taken out the Le Pin Nations Cup event in France, with Michael Jung winning individual honours on Fischerchipmunk.
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US horse racing’s “once-in-a-lifetime chance” to reshape industry
“We have one industry, and one chance”: US racing asked to support the new Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority.
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World Champs Jumping: Barefoot hero King Edward claims gold for Sweden
Sweden’s Henrik von Eckermann added another gold to his collection at Herning2022, taking out the individual jumping title on King Edward. Silver went to Jérôme Guery and bronze to Maikel van der Vleuten.
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Four horse pain scales put to the test by researchers
Total pain scores from all scales were significantly associated with an increase in movement asymmetry, but one particular scale stood out.
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When does inflammation spell trouble in horses?
While nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may be used to treat post-exercise soreness, their impact on the restorative aspect of the inflammatory response is unknown.
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World Champs: Double gold for Danish Para riders in freestyle tests
It was double gold for the home team on the final day, with Grade II and Grade III riders both winning their freestyle tests. And two other riders retained their titles for the third successive time.
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Leptospirosis risk among NZ horses should not be ignored, say researchers
Twelve horses in the Manawatu region were checked after confirmation of a nearby outbreak among alpacas.
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