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Study identifies allowances required for sensor data when lame horses are trotted in a circle.

Overall results confirm the usefulness of a standardized treadmill test for evaluating poor performance and the prediction of racing outcomes in Standardbred racehorses.

“Antibiotics are antimicrobial medicines essential to the health of humans, animals, and plants, but using them excessively can lead to the emergence of resistant bacteria that don’t respond to antibiotic treatment.”

Equine neuroaxonal dystrophy and equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy can have identical clinical signs.

Researchers in the laboratory of Dr Amanda Adams at the Gluck Equine Research Center in Kentucky are exploring the impact of acute transportation stress on immune function in horses.

Technological progress in lameness detection will help equine veterinarians in the early identification of problems in horses, writes Valerie Moorman.

Scientists use whole waveform analysis in identifying and describing common patterns and individual variation in movement data.

Researchers with the Free University of Berlin identified worrying discrepancies.

The study in England looked at arterial blood samples from 352 horses with colic at a university equine referral hospital.

Researchers find that the use of smells hold promises, but much more research is required.

A fresh study casts new light on the way owners manage native ponies, and the risks inherent in these breeds.

The review team with North Carolina State University identified a need for more rigorous research into the treatment.

A look at a series of cases in Australia linked most to excessive dosages and prolonged use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.