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6 Cold-Weather Tips For Horse Owners

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6 Cold-Weather Tips For Horse Owners

One of the major causes for colic in the winter is an impaction caused by inadequate water intake. Technology has provided us with excellent solutions to that problem: heated water tubs and non-freezing automatic watering systems.

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Traveling With a Horse? To Blanket or Not To Blanket?

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Traveling With a Horse? To Blanket or Not To Blanket?

Some people go by the 35-40° rule. If it gets to or below those numbers, get those blankets on. Again, this is all depending on your horse’s coat. If he is body clipped or has a light coat, he should wear his regular blanket in the trailer, with full ventilation

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UC Davis Seeking Appaloosas For Clinical Trial

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UC Davis Seeking Appaloosas For Clinical Trial

Marked by repeated episodes of inflammation of the eye’s uveal tract, Recurrent Uveitis is eight times more likely to occur in Appaloosas and four times more likely to cause blindness in the breed. This study will attempt to uncover the specific genetic factors associated with the disease in Appaloosa horses.

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The Importance of Hoof Health to Overall Performance

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The Importance of Hoof Health to Overall Performance

In layman’s terms, thermal imaging shows areas of heat and inflammation as well as areas where there is a lack of circulation that could indicate problems within the horse’s foot.

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Tips For Starting a 4H Horse Judging Team

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Tips For Starting a 4H Horse Judging Team

Participating on a judging team can help a youth see the horse show through the judge’s eyes, helping them to become a more knowledgeable, more understanding and overall more successful exhibitor.

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Equine Eye Doctors Return Horse to Championship Competition

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Equine Eye Doctors Return Horse to Championship Competition

“I likened his vision to looking through lightly frosted glass,” said Dr. Lassaline. “Because he’s such a young and fit horse, the tissue will remodel to the point where it’s less and less cloudy over time.”

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Can Horses Distinguish Between Neurotypical and Mentally Traumatized Humans?

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Can Horses Distinguish Between Neurotypical and Mentally Traumatized Humans?

The hypothesis is that horses will distinguish between clinically “normal” humans and those experiencing psychological trauma (ie. PTSD) and respond differently even though exposed to the same external human behaviors (ie. the horse would respond to the emotional energy rather than purely the physical behaviors).

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MRI Was Key to Diagnosing Horse’s Mysterious Lameness…

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MRI Was Key to Diagnosing Horse’s Mysterious Lameness…

“We diagnosed a condition using the MRI that we could not otherwise have diagnosed in that part of the foot,” Levine said.

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Mental Performance Training For Equestrians: Two AQHA Riders Reflect on Their Experiences

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Mental Performance Training For Equestrians: Two AQHA Riders Reflect on Their Experiences

“We spend thousands of dollars on our outfits and thousands of dollars on our horses and training. However, when it’s time to go in the pen, it’s my mind, my body, and my horse. I think it’s important that we invest in our mental game development as well.”

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Music Played in the Barn Showed Positive Impact on Horse’s Emotional State and Performance in Competition

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Music Played in the Barn Showed Positive Impact on Horse’s Emotional State and Performance in Competition

What was so remarkable was that the effect was noticeable throughout every activity, even during the heightened excitement of being ridden at a gallop. Even more noteworthy was the positive influence the music had after the second and third months, improving with each subsequent month, exhibited by the number of races won.

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