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Strangles Case Confirmed in King County, Washington
Strangles confirmed in a King County horse; owners are advised to keep their horses isolated and monitor for symptoms.
Strangles Case Confirmed in King County, Washington
Strangles confirmed in a horse in King County—owners nearby should be vigilant and consider temporary quarantine measures for their own horses.
Strangles Case Confirmed in King County, Washington
Strangles confirmed in a King County horse; owners are advised to keep their horses isolated to prevent the spread.
Pony Club champion to Luhmühlen five-star debut – and why his rider performed her dressage test holding her reins upside down
Emma Thomas will make her five-star debut at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials this June, riding The Buzz Factor. Her unique approach during the dressage test might surprise some, as she held her reins upside down. This event could offer valuable insights for horse owners and barn managers looking to prepare for higher-level competitions.
‘We couldn’t have sold her if we’d tried!’ But quirky mare comes right in style to win at Hickstead
Joe Fernyhough's quirky mare Calcourt Countdown won the Hickstead Derby, showing her potential late in life and proving great horses can come at any age—good news for horse owners considering older mounts.
New & Noteworthy: Muck Boot Company Introduces the Original Chore Boot
Muck Boot Company is celebrating by assembling their iconic chore boots in the USA, ensuring better quality for horse owners and barn managers while supporting domestic production.
‘I wouldn’t want to be on any other horse’: British-based US rider tops Luhmühlen five-star leaderboard – Brit in third
Hallie Coon from the US is leading the CCI5*-L competition at Luhmühlen, riding her horse Kapriccio. This could affect upcoming equestrian events and highlight top talent for riders and horses.
Desensitizing Horses to Fly Spray
Teach your horse to tolerate fly spray with gentle desensitization techniques, ensuring a smoother grooming session this summer.
Is Your Horse Property Ready for an Emergency?
Plan ahead by ensuring your property has clear access for emergency vehicles; this can mean the difference during a crisis.
Can My Horse Communicate His Preferences?
Explore how horses use body language to share their preferences, giving you insights into their needs and desires for activities like feeding or exercise. Understanding these cues can improve your bond and tailor riding plans accordingly.
Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team deployed for screwworm response
Texas A&M's vet team is on the ground in the Texas Hill Country battling New World screwworms, crucial for horse owners to monitor livestock health and adjust riding plans as needed.
Considering artificial insemination for your mare? Here’s what you need to know first...
Exploring AI for breeding? Understand its complexities first, as it involves precise timing and specialized equipment to ensure success. This method might offer convenience but requires careful planning, especially for horse owners and barn managers.