The Horse Staff

The Horse: Your Guide To Equine Health Care is a monthly equine publication providing the latest news and information on the health, care, welfare, and management of all equids.

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Live Video Stream of 100-Day Countdown Commemoration Available at TheHorse.com

Today Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games is commemorating 100 days to the opening ceremonies with a celebration in downtown Lexington, Ky., and live video will be available below. Read More

Managing Joint Disease Webinar: Now Available On Demand

What's the best way to treat joint disease in sport horses? What does the research tell us? Find out in TheHorse.com's recent Webinar on managing joint disease in sport horses, presented by one of the world's foremost researchers on the topic. Read More

Deworming Your Horse: Take 2 Webinar Now Available On Demand

Last week, members of TheHorse.com enjoyed a rebroadcast of our popular Deworming Your Horse webinar, presented by Dr. Craig Reinemeyer, equine researcher and president of East Tennessee Clinical Research. Now, you can watch this webinar on demand... Read More

Vesicular Stomatitis Outbreak in Arizona

The first cases of vesicular stomatitis this year were reported in three horses in Cochise County, Ariz. Vesicular stomatitis is sporadically occurring virus that causes blister-like lesions in the mouth and on the dental pad, tongue, lips, nostrils, Read More

Deworming Your Horse Webinar June 2

"We can't continue trying to control equine parasites the same way we've done for the last several decades," says Craig Reinemeyer, DVM, PhD, equine researcher and president of East Tennessee Clinical Research. Read More

Tire Blowout in Ohio Leaves Two Horses in Surgery

In one of a horse owner's worst nightmares, a front tire blowout in a pickup truck has left five family members in the vehicle split up between Lebanon, Ohio, area hospitals and two horses in surgery, according to Read More

$600,000 Pledged to Equine Hendra Virus Vaccine Research

The state government of Queensland, Australia, along with the Australian federal government, has pledged $600,000 of funding towards research on a Hendra virus vaccine for horses, according to the Read More

Equine Influenza Shuts Down UK Rescue

According to a report by Horse and Hound, Bransby Home of Rest for Horses, a Lincolnshire-based charity in the UK, has been forced to temporarily close its doors after an outbreak of equine influenza was identified May 11. Read More

Twelve New Equine Fact Sheets Available From TheHorse.com

This week TheHorse.com has launched 12 free, handy Fact Sheets on topics of interest to hands-on horse owners. These are invaluable additions to the more than 30 widely acclaimed Fact Sheets that TheHorse.com launched in 2009... Read More

Ask the Vet Live FREE Q&A on Horse Parasite Basics/Deworming

Do you have questions about how best to deworm your horses? You're not the only one! Join us for the extended Ask the Vet LIVE Q&A chat event on Parasite Basics and Deworming Tuesday April 27, from 2-3 p.m. EST. Read More

Deworming: Ask the Vets During TheHorse.com Live Tuesday

Do you have questions about equine internal parasites and deworming? You're not the only one! Join us on Tuesday, April 27, from 2:00-2:30 p.m. EST for our Ask the Vet Live question-and-answer chat event on Parasite Basics and Deworming! Read More

Donkey Dies of Rabies in North Carolina

The Raleigh, N.C.-based News & Observer reported that a miniature donkey died of rabies last week on a Durham County goat farm Read More

<i>The Horse</i> Names Stephanie Church Editor-In-Chief

Stephanie L. Church has been named Editor-in-Chief of The Horse, and will lead all editorial initiatives for both print and digital media platforms. Stephanie succeeds Kimberly S. Brown, who has left the company to pursue other business Read More

TheHorse.com Web Site Maintenance Scheduled

TheHorse.com and BloodHorse.com will be offline for a period of time Thursday, March 18, for maintenance starting at 9 a.m. Thursday's Welfare and Industry eNewsletter will be mailed out as usual.

E-mail also will be affected for Read More

Olympic Dressage Rider Hospitalized after Accident

Olympic dressage rider Courtney King-Dye was hospitalized after suffering a skull fracture when a young horse she was schooling slipped and fell last Wednesday.

Jason Dye posted an Read More

301 Horses Adopted Via TheHorse.com Service

More than 300 free horses have found new homes through the free listing service provided by TheHorse.com since its launch in November 2008.

Originally created to help place Thoroughbreds in new homes, Standardbred listings were added Read More

Share Your Memories of Elmer Bandit

National competitive trail mileage record holder Elmer Bandit was euthanized Feb. 14 at the age of 38 in the pasture of his longtime boarding stable, surrounded by several friends and his lifelong owner, Mary Anna Wood.

Following hi Read More

Used Snaffle Bits Requested by UK Group

A group based in the United Kingdom is asking for horse owners' help in replacing homemade bits often used in India. Friends of Marwari/Kathiawari Horse U.K. has put out an open call for donations of small (5" and under) snaffle bits.< Read More

Standing Chemical Restraint of Horses

"Many surgical and medical procedures can be accomplished in the standing horse if appropriate combinations of physical and chemical restraint are employed," began John Hubbell, DVM, MS, professor of veterinary clinical sciences at The Ohio State Uni Read More

Central Kentucky Colostrum Banks in Need

The colostrum banks at both Rood & Riddle and Hagyard equine hospitals in Lexington are dangerously low and in dire need of donations as the foaling season gains speed, the Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Manager's Club announced in a statem Read More

Vet Interviews, AAEP Tradeshow Videos Available Online

Did you miss the AAEP Convention this year? Fear not; you can still hear from some of the speakers and tradeshow representatives without trekking to Vegas!

News Editor Erin Ryder interviewed vets on top horse health topics. Read More

Last Chance! Horse Industry Survey Closes Soon

Tell the editors of horse magazines and Web sites what equine industry issues matter most to you by participating in the American Horse Publications survey. The survey deadline is Jan. 31, 2010. Read More

Horse Owner Profiles Help TheHorse.com Better Serve You

An expanded Profile section on TheHorse.com will help us better serve our users and allow you to better manage your communications from TheHorse.com.

Registration on TheHorse.com is FRE Read More

TheHorse.com Facebook Gathers 3,000 Fans

Social media is an important part of the way horse owners, trainers, managers, veterinarians, and others connect today. TheHorse.com's Facebook page has broken the 3,000 friend Read More

Vaccination, WNV, and Colic Fact Sheets Available

TheHorse.com is getting 2010 off to a great start with three more Fact Sheets on topics that are important to our readers. The new fact sheets cover vaccinations for your horse, West Nile virus, and equine colic. Read More