Mud and erosion around high-traffic areas are persistent challenges for horse farm operators, impacting both the functionality of the farm and the well-being of its equine inhabitants. While often viewed…
An 18-year-old Thoroughbred gelding in Los Angeles County has tested positive for equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy (EHM), a severe neurological form secondary to equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1), according to an official report…
A meticulously crafted pasture plan is the cornerstone of efficient equine farm management, ensuring that every field receives consistent attention and that crucial maintenance tasks are never overlooked. This approach…
The necessity of field shelters for horses has long been a subject of debate among equestrian professionals, veterinarians, and hobbyist owners. While the provision of stabling is a standard practice…
One of the most frequently asked questions at equine demonstrations and equestrian events worldwide is, “How do I stop my horse from biting me?” This common concern, often born from…
The distinction between "wild" and "feral" is often blurred in the public imagination, yet for the scientific community, the difference is fundamental to understanding the evolution and preservation of the…
When initially teaching a horse to stay bridled up and pick up the correct lead, instructors often find that a few trotting steps before the canter transition are not a…
The recent introduction of the prestigious Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT) to Cairo has inadvertently spotlighted a long-standing and critical issue: the welfare of working horses in Egypt. While the…
rifanmuazinThe Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) has confirmed a case of West Nile Virus (WNV) in a horse located in Washington County, Tennessee, marking a critical reminder for equine owners…
The persistent issue of a pony exhibiting destructive behavior towards its belongings, specifically halters, lead ropes, and fly masks, has prompted a call for expert guidance. This article delves into…
