…gold standard for diagnostics. Interestingly, a Swedish study published in the Equine Veterinary Journal (January 2006) found that injecting the backs of even clinically normal horses with local infusion of…
…year, $100,000 more than in 2006, and more than $186,000 in the last 10 days), but I asked if his rodeoing will be affected down the road by the fact…
…the entire industry to TETWP. Accepted by TETWP founder and breast cancer survivor Terry Wheatley, the check–more than double the funds raised in 2006–represents the combined year-long efforts of industry…
…laminitis pain. This was tried because of the herb’s circulation-enhancing effects, but studies have also found it can protect nerve cells from oxidative damage (Brain Research, August 2006). Most horses…
…have him pulling a cart. (For our complete guide to teaching your horse to longe, see our November and December 2006 issues.) An important note about longeing a future driving…
…the Year nine times. Together, they captured the team bronze in Sydney. They also hosted their first-ever Virtual Winter Training Camp in February 2006 (virtual camp photo gallery). Life in…
Lexington, Ky., April 27, 2006 — Nearly 200 equine sport enthusiasts, members of the media and state government dignitaries braved a rainy afternoon, April 21, at the Kentucky Horse Park…
…out, you’ll be the first to know. This article first appeared in the May 2006 issue of Practical Horseman magazine. For guidelines on how to choose a boarding facility that…
…June 2006, Bob took both All-Around Stock Horse Champion and reserve champion honors at the Magnificent 7 competition at the Western States Horse Expo, which features seven of the world’s…
…2006 World Equestrian Games that so many thought should have gone to Kentucky. Someone else brought up the Ingrid Klimke incident. I told you that on cross-country she had a…
