Combat Cold Weather Nutritional Stress
Written by Donald Stotts Courtesy of Oklahoma State University STILLWATER – It’s a lesson in thermodynamics: Humans combat cold weather […]
Horse Deaths Blamed on Contaminated Feed
Covered by WISC Channel3000.com Friday September 5th 2003, 8:53 AM ET MADISON, Wisconsin – A state agriculture investigator says “an […]
Backhoe, Firefighters Free Mud-Mired Horse
Covered by WPLG Click10.com Tuesday September 2nd 2002, 1:59 PM ET It took several firefighters and a backhoe to free […]
Hind Leg Exercises
Written by: Cheryl Sutor Since so many horse-people have had such wonderful results from using these hind leg exercises, I […]
Equine Health: Rain Rot/ Rain Scald
Written by: Cheryl Sutor What is rain rot? Rain rot is one of the most common skin infections seen in […]
Equine Color Genetics for the Breeder
Written by: Dr. Frederick Harper, Extension Horse Specialist and Dr. Benny Bell, Associate Professor Department of Animal Science University of […]
West Nile Virus – Is Your Horse At Risk?
West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne disease that causes inflammation or swelling of the brain and spinal cord. Since its […]
Historical Horse of the Month: Seattle Slew
by Kathleen Jones Courtesy of ThoroughbredChampions.com Other colts have gone into the Triple Crown series having not yet lost a […]
Indy Five Hundred Motors Through Garden City
Courtesy of Thoroughbred Times 9/7/2003 6:40:00 PM ET Peter Minikes’s Georgica Stable, which had no graded stakes wins prior to […]
Age Relationship Chart Reveals More about Humans and Horses
Written by: Equine Resources International Courtesy of American Horse Publications New York, NY (January 24, 2003)–A new Horse/Human Age Relationship […]