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Horse on overgrazed pasture
February 08, 2010

Feeding Laminitic Horses

Horses recovering from an acute case of laminitis must have a carefully designed feed management plan in order to Read more
Show jumper over fence
February 03, 2010

Omega-3 Benefits in Horses

In a presentation at the recent Veterinary Sport Horse Symposium, Dr. Kyle Newman indicated supplementing horses with omega-3 fatty Read more
Horse being hosed off
January 24, 2010

Equine Glycogen Replacement After Exercise

Horses produce glycogen two to three times slower than humans and other animals. In contrast to humans, horses are Read more
Hay stacked in storage barn
January 21, 2010

Researchers Take a Closer Look at Teff

Despite low resistance to frost and pests, researchers have recently tested teff to see how the grass stacks up Read more
Racehorse working out on track
November 17, 2007

Thoroughbred Growth and Future Racing Performance

Data from this study suggest that as a general rule, tall but not extremely heavy-growing horses are more likely Read more
Foal running in pasture
November 17, 2007

Growth of Thoroughbreds Around the World

Rapid growth in horses has been associated with compromised skeletal growth; however, horses that grow too slowly may not Read more
Close-up of horse eating grain
October 21, 2007

Acidosis and Starch Fermentation Studied

Hindgut acidosis can impair performance, and could be career-threatening if it leads to laminitis. Read more
Dressage horse at show
October 05, 2007

Arthritis a Prevalent Condition in Horses

Demanding exercise places undue stress on the joints and causes them to become inflamed. Research in arthritis has led Read more
Throroughbred racehorse looking at training track
September 15, 2006

Feeding Management Tips for Freshly Retired Racehorses

Lives of Thoroughbreds in race training differ greatly from those of most sporthorses. Racehorses spend the majority of their Read more
Horses grazing in field with buttercups
November 04, 2004

Evaluating Feeding Practices at Boarding Facilities

The most important component of any feeding program is forage, be it pasture or hay. Without question, a survey Read more
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