Complex Horse Lameness Cases Benefit from PET Scan: Vets
Breakthrough in equine imaging
Horse owners with equines suffering from difficult to diagnosis lameness issues may benefit from positron emission tomography scanning (PET). The diagnostic imaging tool is now available...
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Kentucky Horse Park Vies for FEI WEG 2022
FEI World Equestrian Games 2022
The Federation Equestre International announces Kentucky is in the running to host the World Equestrian Games 2022. Lexington is one of two candidate cities that may put on th...
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Gold for Ward at 2015 Pan American Games
McLain Ward jumped three clear rounds, including in the jump-off against Venezuela’s Andres Rodriguez to win Individual Gold....
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Study: Diagnosing Lyme Disease in Horses is Difficult
Diagnosis of equine Lyme Neuroborreliosis is often elusive and the disease provokes more questions than answers for veterinarians and horse owners....
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Justin Nelzen, Texas Flood Horse Hero, Dies at 40
Justin Nelzen became the nation's horse hero when he saved over 25 horses from Houston's raging floods last spring. Now, he is gone. ...
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Kentucky Horse Park Withdraws from 2022 WEG Consideration
Slovakia Only Candidate
The Kentucky Horse Park Commission voted Friday to withdraw from consideration to host the 2022 FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG). The park's commission expressed concern regarding the stag...
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Horses' Facial Expressions Complex: Study
Those with opinionated horses may already have an idea, but researchers have confirmed that horses use a series of complex facial movements to express their emotions. The study EquiFACS: The Equine Facial Action Codin...
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Jung and Ashker Lead After First Day of Dressage at 37th Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event
Going into the overall lead early in the day were Michael Jung of Germany and Fischerrocana FST. The Team Gold medalists from 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games set a score that could not be topped with a 39.3....
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Can Research Solve Mystery of Equine Colic?
Erin Venable is an expert in equine nutrition. She isn't the first researcher to want to find a cure for colic, but she is one of a small number with access to one of the best research tools available -- cannulated horses....
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Newborn Foals May Share Clues for Autism
The horse disorder, known as neonatal maladjustment syndrome, has puzzled horse owners and veterinarians for a century. Foals affected by the disorder seem detached, fail to recognize their mothers and have no interest in n...
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