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Temperature Swings Increase Risk of Colic in Horses

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Temperature Swings Increase Risk of Colic in Horses

The more forage a horse consumes, the more water required to help move it through the gastrointestinal tract. This is especially important in winter when moisture-rich pasture grass is limited or absent.

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Attention Appaloosa Stallion Owners

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Attention Appaloosa Stallion Owners

Once your 2016 Stallion Breeding Report is entered into the ApHC computer system, you will receive an e-mail from the ApHC informing you that your Breeder’s Certificates/Registration Applications are available online!

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Keep Your Horses Healthy With Simple Biosecurity Procedures

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Keep Your Horses Healthy With Simple Biosecurity Procedures

Anytime horses or owners leave the farm to compete, breed, train, or go to a veterinary hospital they can be exposed to all kinds of disease agents and there is an increased risk for the spread of diseases such as Equine Herpes Myeloencephalophathy (EHM), Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1), Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), and Equine Piroplasmosis.

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Tax Matters – Using the Tax Code’s Net Operating Loss Carryover

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Tax Matters – Using the Tax Code’s Net Operating Loss Carryover

“We all know that in the horse business you could have a horse one year that sells for $100,000 and no sales in another year, but you’ve still got your expenses.

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AQHA Horse Ownership Transfer FAQ’s

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AQHA Horse Ownership Transfer FAQ’s

Question: The person I bought the horse from is not the last person listed as the owner according to AQHA records?

Answer: Since AQHA needs to make sure our records are as accurate as possible, we do not knowingly skip an ownership. We do not have a deadline or penalty as to when a transfer should be submitted to AQHA, nor do we charge any type of additional fees, only one $20 transfer fee will be required. We also do not require in between buyers to be current members. Only the ultimate buyer is required to have a current AQHA membership. A transfer report will be needed from each person who owned the horse, along with with horse’s original certificate of registration.

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New Year, New Teams: Part 2

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New Year, New Teams: Part 2

“With me, it’s pretty black and white. I instantly know whether I like a horse or not. This was love at first sight.”

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APHA Celebrates Four Horsemen with Judge Emeritus Award

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APHA Celebrates Four Horsemen with Judge Emeritus Award

To be considered for the Emeritus Award, a judge must have at least 25 years of service or judged 150 APHA-approved events (25 years of service or 65 events for European-only judges); voluntarily retire with an excellent record; and be in good standing with the Judges Committee, with no disciplinary actions, probations or suspensions on their records. Applicants must be approved by the Judges Committee on an individual basis according to their records. Deceased judges who meet these award requirements will be considered.

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What’s the Best Piece of Advice You’ve Ever Been Given by a Horse Trainer?

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What’s the Best Piece of Advice You’ve Ever Been Given by a Horse Trainer?

From humorous and heartfelt to short and sweet, our horse trainers are constant sources of pearls of wisdom. Our Equine Chronicle Facebook page fans responded to our question about the best piece of advice they’ve ever been given by their horse trainers. Check out their responses below.

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Poor Performance- Is Your Horse Affected?

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Poor Performance- Is Your Horse Affected?

Inflammatory airway disease (IAD), also known as mild to moderate equine asthma, is the second-leading cause of poor performance, behind lameness (orthopedic disease). It’s associated with airway inflammation, coughing and mucus accumulation. It has been shown to occur in up to 80 percent of 2-year-old thoroughbreds, although it can affect horses of any age.[1]

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January is Joint Health Awareness Month

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January is Joint Health Awareness Month

This means that all horses, no matter their workload, are at risk for progressive and permanent joint damage. In fact, 60% of lameness problems in horses are related to osteoarthritis.

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