Horses

    A gray horse with a white blanket and a blue net sling eating grass from a bucket in a stable.

    A New Bolton Center team’s beat-the-odds surgery means survival for a special horse

    For Monty, a 10-year-old thoroughbred, the odds were about as bad as they get. “Less than 10 percent” – those were the survival odds the gray gelding’s owners remembered being…

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    The Horse

    Kissing Spines in Horses

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    Whether It’s Running the Cocodona 250 or Hiking the Trans Bhutan Trail, This Penn Vet Clinician Says: “Think Big”

    “I wasn’t nervous. I was super-excited!” said Nolen-Walston, a Penn Vet associate professor of large animal internal medicine. “You start at 5 AM, and it’s the most exciting, wonderful feeling.…

    Main Line Today

    Stabling Is a Key Part of Main Line Area Steeplechase Races

    Paulick Report

    How Collaboration Helped Find Carmoterol; New Research Key To Ongoing Anti-Doping Efforts

    EquiManagement

    Disease Du Jour: Diagnosing and Managing Equine Soft Tissue Injuries

    Louisville Courier Journal

    How Barbaro’s tragic injury 20 years ago changed horseracing forever

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    Preparing Your Horse for Show Season

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    Biomarkers Help Crack the Code on Saving More Equine Lives

    In both animals and humans, biomarkers can signal that something has gone awry. For clinicians, they are valuable tools – once they are identified.

    Scientific American

    Scientific American

    Celebrate the Year of the Horse with equine science

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