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5 Hurricane Prep Tips for Horse Owners
Hurricane Dorian is set to strike Florida's east coast. Here are 5 tips to keep your horses safe from the leading causes of horse deaths during hurricanes....
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Cargill Recalls Southern States Horse Feed Due to Aflatoxins [RECALL EXPANDED: UPDATE]
Cargill now recalls 11 types of Southern States equine feed due to elevated aflatoxins which can poison your horse resulting in sickness and death, according to veterinarians....
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Hay! CBD Not for Horses, USEF Warns
US Equestrian warns horse owners that CBD positives will result in equine drug violations this fall. ...
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Equine Disease Alerts: April 2019
EHM Confirmed in Texas Horse after Oklahoma Reining Event - The neurologic disease is caused by the equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1)....
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Equine Disease Alerts: March 2019
The state reports an 8-year-old Quarter Horse located in Maricopa County recently returned from the Dixie Classic barrel race at the Legacy Horsepark in Washington County, Utah. The mare was shipped to a vet hospital after s...
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Miami Animal Import Horse Quarantine Reopens after 4 Horses Die
Horse quarantine: illness unknown The Miami Animal Import horse quarantine facility reopens after four horses died from a still unidentified illness. Staff completed a thorough cleaning and disinfection allowing the quaranti...
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Los Angeles DA Investigates 22 Horse Deaths at Santa Anita Racetrack
Racing continues March 29 The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office is investigating 22 horse deaths at Santa Anita Park in California. Investigators are working with the California Horse Racing Board amid equine welf...
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18 Horses Seized from Thompson Kill Pen for Alleged Neglect
Louisiana officials seized 18 horses from Thompson Horse Lot & Co. on Wednesday. ...
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Unlikely Champion Turned Eventing Legend [VIDEO]
He was an unlikely champion."He was terribly frightened," says Kim Walnes who purchased The Gray Goose in Ireland as a six-year-old.The Irish bred gelding was rigid and learned to buck and bolt at the same time. That unfrien...
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Equine Disease Alerts: February 2019
EP is a tick-borne disease that affects horses, donkey, mules, and zebras. Specifically, its caused by the protozoa Babesia caballi or Theileria equi....
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Horse Buying Common Cents or Dirty Secrets?
What to look for when horse buying? Buying a new horse is an exciting time for any rider. However, the more time I spend in the equine industry, as an adult, the more I understand that buying a horse is harder than it seems....
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15 Questions to Ask Potential Equine Appraisers before Equine Litigation
Equine law cases While you probably hired a successful equine attorney, an equine appraiser provides important keys to help unlock your equine law case, especially if it gets to litigation. Therefore, an equine appraiser sh...
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Equine Disease Alerts January 2019
Three Horses Die from Mystery Illness at Miami Animal Import Center A total of six horses were impacted and three are dead, “despite receiving immediate medical treatment.” The surviving three horses are reportedly recov...
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What does an Equine Appraiser Do?
As a horse owner, have you ever wondered what an equine appraiser does? Or, how to select the most qualified equine appraisal expert?...
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Equestrians, Reinvent Your Fitness for Riding [I Did]
Previously, I was the equestrian who thought a fitness regimen consisted of riding horses and doing barn work in the stable. Don't get me wrong, horseback riding is one of the toughest sports out there and barn work is inten...
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5 Ways Amateur Equestrian Spurs Success (+ Enjoys Sanity)
As amateur equestrians, the journey is satisfying, although sometimes overwhelming. When something doesn't go as planned at a horse show, there is no one waiting to tell us what happened ringside. There is no horse professio...
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Colorado State Vet: EIA Positive Horse in “Unknown Location”
In a Horse Authority exclusive, Colorado's state veterinarian tells us the location of a horse infected with the deadly disease Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) is still unknown. A Weld County veterinarian reported the state's...
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Pony Cookies Homemade with Love
Christmas means family, friends, and all of this puts me in the mood to bake, even for my ponies. A half cup flour, a quarter cup oats, apple, and lots of love go into these homemade Peppermint Horse Kisses.
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Equine Disease Alerts for December
Colorado veterinary officials report a fourth is positive with the deadly Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). A veterinarian tested the horse located in Fremont County for "routine movement purposes."...
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$8+ Million Verdict Against Gregory Family for Horse Rescue Scam Charities: California AG
California's top attorney announced a jury verdict of almost $8.8 million in favor of the state against equestrian turned lawyer Gina D. Gregory and her immediate family for scam charities. It comes after they fraudulently s...
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November Equine Disease Alerts
Colorado officials confirm a third horse is sick with the lethal equine infectious anemia (EIA) although its location is unknown. A Weld County veterinarian tested the horse's blood as part of a buyer's pre-purchase exam. A...
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Concerns over EHM Quarantine at California’s Horse Park at Woodside
Horse owners frustrated by a lack of communication aired concerns about an equine disease quarantine at a busy San Mateo County Horse Park. ...
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Wild Horse Sales for Slaughter Breaks Law: California AG
California's top lawyer urges U.S. Forestry officials to rethink a decision that could put some wild horses at risk of going to horse slaughter. The state's law prohibits the possession or sale of horses with the intent of...
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Sisterhood of the Traveling Breeches
For the past three years, I've been ringside with my sister, McKenzie, coaching her at home and during show jumping competitions.
So, how did we get here? ...
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Western Milling Pays $2.4 million in Tainted Horse Feed Lawsuit
23 horses dead: poisoned feed Western Milling will pay $2.4 million to settle a tainted horse feed lawsuit filed by owners of 49 poisoned show horses. In fact, 23 horses have died to date, as a result of eating the contamina...
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Horse Feed Contaminated with Monensin: FDA Warning Letters
Two feed mills reportedly contaminated horse feed with monensin which led to at least six horses' deaths. The FDA issued both companies Warning Letters. Is your horse's feed safe? Get the full scoop. ...
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Equine Disease Alerts: October
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirms an Alberta horse is positive with Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). ...
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Evan Coluccio Gets USEF Suspension for Changing Horse’s Identity
Virginia hunter/jumper professional Evan Coluccio must bid the rated horse show life adieu for six months. The U.S. Equestrian Federation states it suspended the EMC International Stables owner for the misrepresentation of a...
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$588K+ Stolen from American Horse Council: Suit
The American Horse Council, Inc. and its Foundation filed the lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Colorado against its former communications director Ashley Furst and her husband, Christopher. ...
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EIA in Second Horse Leads to Another Colorado Quarantine
The Colorado state veterinarian confirms another Weld County horse tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). ...
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Equine Disease Alerts: September
Get the latest equine disease alerts happening in September including the tracking of Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) after our recent Colorado kill pen EIA exclusive as well as EHM cases, and equine rabies!...
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