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One reason relatively few horses today die of botulism, tetanus or snake bite, is the availability of these two types of products.
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Research shows that the shape, as well as the size, of a grazing space can affect equine health and well-being.
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A lack of equestrian goals has helped this writer to enjoy a fulfilling—and even thrilling—life with horses.
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When these easy-to-miss signs arise, look for back pain as a possible cause.
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Make the most of your trail outing this season by revisiting a few basic training exercises now.
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Researchers have identified a set of genetic markers that appear to be associated with recurrent laryngeal neuropathy.
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Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction is one of the most common conditions in older horses — and one of the most treatable. Here’s what you need to know.
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Researchers are developing a system that can transmit biometic and location data about horses in real time and from a distance.
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A surprising number of equestrians are grappling with the lingering effects of concussion.
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Researchers have found that blanketing has little or no effect on horse hair growth over time.
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