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Vitamin A Depletion In Thoroughbreds: A Comparison Of Pasture And Non-pasture Feeding Regimes
Greiwe-Crandell KM, DS Kronfeld, GA Morrow, W Teigs. 1993. Vitamin A depletion in Thoroughbreds: a comparison of pasture and non-pasture feeding regimes. Proc. 13th Equine Nutr. and Physiol. Symp., Gainesville, FL.
Tall Fescue Precautions
Lawrence, L. A. 1993. Tall fescue precautions (review). J. Eq. Vet. Sci.13:426-427.
Maximum Bone Mineral Content As Affected By Age
Lawrence, L. A., E. A. Ott, G. Miller, P. Poulas, G. Piotrowski and R. Asquith. 1993. Maximum bone mineral content as affected by age. J. Anim. Sci. 71 (Suppl. 1):44.
A Comparison Of Different Standard Exercise Tests (SET) For Assessing Fitness On A High-speed Treadmill
Pagan, J.D., H.Q. Murphy and S.G. Jackson. 1993. A comparison of different standard exercise tests (SET) for assessing fitness on a high-speed treadmill. In: Proc. 13th Equine Nutr. and Physiol. Soc. Symp. Gainesville, Florida. p. 160. Six Thoroughbred racehorses were used to evaluate two different types of standardized exercise tests (SET) on a 6′ inclined […]
Nutrition Related Problems Of The Performance Horse
Pagan, J.D. and S. Jackson. Nutrition related problems of the performance horse. J. Equine Veterinary Science. Lake Elsinore, California: William Jones, DVM. Feb 1993. 13:2:63-64. Click here to access.
Control Of Equine Internal Parasites – Part 2
Control of equine internal parasites – Part 2 : new approaches Huntington PJ , Gasser RB , Campbell NJ , Blanch GS , Bidstrup IS Australian Equine Veterinarian 11(1), 35-43, 1993. Click here to access.
Nervous Disorders Caused By Accidental Ingestion Of A Deer Catch Mix In 18 Horses
Nervous disorders caused by accidental ingestion of a deer catch mix in 18 horses Huntington PJ , Chapman CB, Dyer R Australian Equine Veterinarian 11(2), 67-69, 1993. Click here to access.
What’s New In The World Of Horse Nutrition
What’s new in the world of horse nutrition Pagan JD Australian Equine Veterinarian 11(4), 177-179, 1993. Click here to access.
The Effect Of Different Fat Sources On Exercise Performance In Thoroughbred Racehorses
Energy is the factor that should be considered first when evaluating the nutrition of the performance horse, since it is the factor most likely influenced by exercise. A number of studies have evaluated different sources of energy for performance horses. Different levels of fat and protein have been fed to horses in an attempt to alter performance.
The Effect Of Early Weaning On Growth And Development In Thoroughbred Foals
Thoroughbred foals raised in the United States typically remain with their dams for four to six months before they are weaned. Some breeders supplement nursing foals with additional feed while others feel it is better not to feed foals separately until they are weaned. If a foal is orphaned early in its life, then it is either raised on an artificial milk replacer or placed with a foster “nurse mare”.