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Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
February 08, 2010

Broodmare Weight Gain

A study conducted on a Thoroughbred breeding farm showed that initial broodmare body weight averaged 1,272 pounds (577 kilograms), Read more
Weanlings in field
January 27, 2010

Weaning: Stress Can be Minimized by Management

Separating a foal from its dam is guaranteed to produce some anxiety in both animals. Managers can minimize problems Read more
Mares and foals eating hay in pasture
January 17, 2010

Intrauterine Marbles Fail to Alter Estrous Cycles or Related Behavior

Intrauterine placement of marbles in pony mares did not change reproductive physiology or normal sexual or social behavior, according Read more
Stallion playing in paddock
January 17, 2010

Vaccine Decreases Unwanted Horse Behavior in Study

Vaccination with gonadotropin-releasing hormone, a reproductive hormone, might decrease unwanted behavior in stallions and mares, researchers recently reported. After Read more
Pouring oil
October 27, 2006

Omega-3 Fatty Acids for Horses

In recent years, horse owners and veterinarians have embraced the notion of using fat in the diets of horses Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
October 21, 2006

Check Broodmare Hay for Fescue

Most mare owners know the dangers of grazing late-pregnant mares on endophyte-infected tall fescue. The grass causes legions of Read more
Thoroughbred Mare and Foal
September 15, 2004

Nutritional Management of the Mare and Foal

In his study, “Review of Calcium requirements of pregnant mares,” Harold F. Hintz says that the NRC Subcommittee on Read more
Mare and foal in pasture
November 23, 2003

Shout: Welcoming an Overdue Foal

Skean, completely exhausted, lay motionless on the floor, breathing deeply. Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
November 17, 2002

Managing Broodmares on Fescue Hay or Pasture

For mares with known or suspected fescue exposure, managers should be sure the foaling is attended and a veterinarian Read more
Powdered supplement in scoop
November 10, 2002

Why Horse Supplements?

The market is flooded with supplements for horses, and it is often difficult for horsemen to determine what supplements Read more
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