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Artificial lighting and its use with broodmares
by Amanda Duckworth
PUTTING BROODMARES UNDER lights is far from a new concept. However, understanding the science behind it can help those in charge of mares to do so more effectively.
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Keith and Ginger Myers' Coteau Grove Farms is helping boost the profile of Louisiana-breds
By Denis BlakleKEITH AND GINGER MYERS COULD not be prouder to have been born and raised in Louisiana and of the Thoroughbreds they breed at their Coteau Grove Farms, but that does not mean they have shied away from bringing a bit of Kentucky to Cajun ...
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Barbazon's building on their success
By Michael ComptonTHIRTEEN YEARS AGO, JOE AND Helen Barbazon set out to impact Florida's breeding industry.
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There's renewed regional focus taking place north of the border
By Joe PerezTHE ONTARIO RACING Thoroughbred Improvement Program has been in place since 1974, but it has found itself proving not just more beneficial recently, but also more relied upon.
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CTBA introduces new financial benefits for California's breeding industry
By Tracy GantzVAN A HORSE in California from the Oregon to Mexican borders and you'll travel about 800 miles, encountering only three active racetracks: Santa Anita Park, Los Alamitos Race Course, and Del Mar.
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No matter how you pronounce the sire's name, Bucchero is the talk of New York
By Teresa Genaro LET'S GET THIS out of the way: when you're talking about the horse's name, it's Boo-CARE-oh. Not Boo-CHAIR-oh. Not BOO-cher-oh. Not BOO-sher-oh.
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Early diagnosis is key in detecting joint issues
by Amanda Duckworth
KEEPING A HORSE sound is a priority. For such a simple concept, it can be hard to execute based on a number of factors.
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Pay mind to vaccination scheduling
by Amanda Duckworth
BUDGETING FOR VACCINES is a cornerstone of basic horse husbandry, no matter what career a horse may have.
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The study of intestinal microbiota in equines is a growing field
by Amanda Duckworth
KEEPING A RACEHORSE in peak health is a multifaceted task, and a critical component to both potential athletic performance and overall well-being is a horse's gut health.
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EPM mimics other neurological diseases
by Amanda Duckworth
WHEN IT COMES to neurologic diseases in horses, three specific letters strike fear into the hearts of equine caregivers.
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