When we watch our favorite Thoroughbreds race, very few of us ever think about how it started out in life. Some of our racehorses became orphaned soon after foaling and had to depend on a nurse mare. NYBREDS.com’s Tracy Egan recently visited a farm about five miles from Saratoga Race Course, where some older mares are being given a chance to become a nurse mare - without producing a foal!
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While more commonly known as Cushing's Disease, Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) is a very elusive condition to definitively diagnosis. Mostly found in elderly horses, the clinical signs...
Training a horse is a challenging but necessary part of equine ownership. If you don’t train your horse, it will become unruly and hard to manage as it reaches adulthood. Independently of which...
by Jackie Bellamy-Zions Heaves is known as a disease that can leave a horse struggling to breathe, ending athletic careers and even rendering a pleasure horse unsuitable for riding. Commonly known...
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