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Strangles Case Confirmed in Florida
A strangles case has been confirmed in Broward County, Florida, with another horse at the same barn showing signs of infection. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should stay vigilant and monitor their horses for any symptoms.
The Business of Practice: Current State of the Equine Veterinary Industry
Dr. Chris Doherty shed light on the latest trends in equine veterinary care, sharing insights from the upcoming AVMA report to help barn managers and horse owners navigate the current state of vet services for their horses.
Common Causes of Lameness in Senior Horses
Dr. Lauren Trager highlights key issues causing lameness in older horses, crucial info for barn managers and owners to watch for as their equine companions age, helping to keep them comfortable and active.
Learn to Gallop Flawless Cross-Country Fly Fences
Bonnie Mosser shares a straightforward exercise to help riders of all skill levels confidently clear those tricky cross-country fly fences out of stride, making your next eventing adventure smoother and more enjoyable.
Iowa Moves to Shield Farmers, Ethanol Plants, From Lawsuits Over Emissions
Iowa lawmakers have passed a bill protecting farmers and ethanol plants from climate-related lawsuits, a move that could offer some legal peace of mind to rural communities, including horse barns and equestrian businesses.
Dam Useless: Barriers Prevent a Migratory Fish from Reproducing
The Bronx River's dams are blocking river herring from reaching their spawning grounds, disrupting a centuries-old migration pattern. Horse owners near these areas might notice changes in local ecosystems that could affect forage quality or riding trail conditions.
California’s Climate Leaders Talk Clean Energy Growing Pains and the War on Iran
California's top climate leaders gathered to discuss clean energy challenges, facing some heated reactions from the crowd. While this won't directly impact riding plans, it highlights the ongoing efforts to create a more stable weather future for all, including our equestrian community.
Global Finance and Energy Leaders Warn of Potentially Dire Impacts From Iran War
Major financial and energy groups warn that ongoing tensions in Iran could shake up global markets, potentially affecting feed costs and travel plans for equestrian events worldwide.
‘Heat Batteries’ Leave Some City Blocks Scorched
As urban areas heat up, city blocks packed with concrete and steel turn into scorching hotspots, making outdoor activities like riding less comfortable. Horse owners and barn managers should plan early morning or evening rides to beat the midday heat.
A Recap of Equine Affaire Ohio 2026
Equine Affaire Ohio 2026 brought horse lovers together in Columbus for a weekend of community, learning, and fun — perfect for barn managers and owners looking to connect and stay updated on the latest in equestrian world.
Strangles Case Confirmed at Private Wisconsin Facility
A strangles case has popped up at a private facility in Dane County, Wisconsin. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should keep an eye out for any signs of illness and consider isolating new arrivals to prevent spread.
Strangles Case Confirmed at Private Wisconsin Facility
A strangles case has been confirmed at a private facility in Dane County, Wisconsin. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should heighten biosecurity measures to protect their equines from this contagious disease.