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Time To Ride Program Hopes to Introduce School-Age Kids to Horses

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Time To Ride Program Hopes to Introduce School-Age Kids to Horses

The new Time To Ride program is designed to introduce school-age children to horseback riding and horse care in a safe, welcoming environment. The goal is to familiarize school-age children with horses through an initial series of lessons that include basic horse care as well as riding.

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Pasture Associated Laminitis

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Pasture Associated Laminitis

It is very important for owners to understand what puts a horse at risk of PAL or laminitis from an inappropriate diet, even with no pasture access. PAL is linked to elevated insulin responses. The classical appearance of a horse or pony at risk is one that is overweight with an obvious, fatty crest on the neck, but many metabolically abnormal horses have a normal weight. A horse that is older may also develop Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID/Cushing’s disease) and change from one that always tolerated pasture well to one that is now at risk of laminitis.

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Vets Make History With First-Ever, Image-Guided “Massive” Sinus Tumor Removal in Horse

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Vets Make History With First-Ever, Image-Guided “Massive” Sinus Tumor Removal in Horse

“We were able to remove a substantial portion of the tumor in order to open the sinus cavity and take any pressure off Honesto’s eye socket and brain. He’s one tough horse.”

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Analytics Brief Looks at Foal Supply

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Analytics Brief Looks at Foal Supply

Inflation-adjusted average yearling prices from two years ago are directly related to the current year’s supply of foals. These real prices have trended downward over the study period ending 2016, hence leading to a decrease in the number of registered foals.

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Take the Quiz: How Will Your Horse’s Risk of Colic Change This Spring?

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Take the Quiz: How Will Your Horse’s Risk of Colic Change This Spring?

According to the Colic Risk Rater, there was an 11% chance that Brandy may colic while at the training facility. Now, in the 24-hour time period after Brandy returns to her home facility, there is a 50% chance that she may colic. There are things we can do to reduce this risk. Strategies like bringing water, hay and concentrate feed from the training facility and making a gradual transition to the feeds used at home will lessen the many changes that Brandy already has to adjust to.

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What Your Horse’s Hoof Angle Might be Telling You

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What Your Horse’s Hoof Angle Might be Telling You

A horse should have roughly a 50-degree angle of the front wall of the hoof to the ground. The angle of the hoof should match the angle of the dorsal surface of the pastern. If this angle, or line, is broken, it indicates a poor trim due to either too much toe, a concave break in the line, or too much heel, a convex break in the line.

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AQHA Adresses Reforms in Horse Racing Industry

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AQHA Adresses Reforms in Horse Racing Industry

AQHA is opposed to any federal legislation that would ban therapeutic medications, as well as race-day use of furosemide, and therefore continues to work with international, national and state racing organizations and commissions that are well versed in specific racing issues to evaluate protocols to allow for uniform medication rules and deterrents of performance-enhancing drugs. 

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Discuss Influenza Vaccinations With Your Vet

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Discuss Influenza Vaccinations With Your Vet

“There does seem to be some misconceptions regarding specific vaccines, especially the modified live vaccines. By far, the biggest concern I hear from horse owners is that their horse could potentially become sick from the modified live vaccine and they are concerned that their horse could then pass this disease onto other horses. I also hear concerns of unvaccinated horses becoming inadvertently vaccinated from a recently vaccinated horse within the herd.”

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Preventing or Treating Thrush in Horses

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Preventing or Treating Thrush in Horses

Thrush is the destruction of a portion of the horse’s hoof called the frog. This destruction is caused by an anaerobic bacteria and fungi that is not contagious. Thrush brings with it a recognizable, strong-smelling odor coming from the affected area. Although thrush is a somewhat common condition, it shouldn’t be underestimated. If left untreated, it may penetrate the sensitive structures of the hoof and cause temporary to permanent lameness.

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Taking Steps Towards Tendon Regeneration in Horses

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Taking Steps Towards Tendon Regeneration in Horses

Scientists have taken a step towards the goal of regenerating damaged tendons with the discovery that embryonic stem cells (ESCs) can produce “artificial tendon” in the presence of inflammation.

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