9yo Chestnut Gelding
| Trainer: Randy Mayfield | |
| Jockey: Bobby J. Walker, Jr. | |
| Owner: Leland P. Cook | |
| Breeder: Richland Ranch & Sue Cook |
| Trade Zone | Wild Zone | Wild Again |
| Music Zone | ||
| Faye's Wish | Chromite | |
| Parissaul (IRE) |
Held annually, the AAEP convention provides continuing educational opportunities for veterinarians, allowing them to gain information on what is new in research, to learn the latest on cutting edge of technology and more.
Each year, researchers publish hundreds of horse health studies. And each year at the convention of the American Association of Equine Practioners, 3 practitioners decide which to feature.
March 18, 2012 - A high-performance horse is an athlete at the top of his game.
February 18, 2012 - The Science Behind Nutritional Supplements
Keys to successful breeding are well-balanced diet, healthy body condition
Mares must have a well-balanced diet and healthy body condition to cycle properly and conceive and carry a foal.
The latest therapies for injured tendons and ligaments focus on rebuilding the tissue to its original strength and elasticity
Anyone who's watched scruffy, awkward weanlings playing in a pasture may wonder how they ever turn out to be the pristine, polished yearlings seen heading to sales rings across the country.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Owners are often concerned about internal parasites -- maybe a little too concerned -- and their actions to rid horses of all parasites are leading to the unintended consequences of making ome deworming products ineffective.
Probably the most common phrase used by horse people is 'No foot -- no horse.' The feet are important because they provide both support and locomotion.
With spring's arrival, now is the time to plan farm maintenance and improvements on fencing, pastures, and barns.
Reproduction Takeaways from the AAEP Convention. Each year at the American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention, veterinarians share the latest in research on a number of topics.
Mares should be in optimal health prior to breeding season
Trainers look to alternative therapies to increase soundness and longevity in Thoroughbreds.
December 11, 2010 - Your broodmare is in her final months of gestation and is approaching her term. After a year of planning and preparation, you, as her owner, must be ready for what follows.
November 13, 2010 - To Retire or Keep Racing?
Moving a horse from one place to another is fraught with challenges, whether it is traveling by air, or simply overland by commercial carrier or horse trailer.
If there's one thing Thoroughbred owners encounter at some point, it's a lameness scenario. Something's not right with your horse's gait, and you and your veterinarian tirelessly work to figure out the cause of the lameness.
New joint product development is being driven by an increased awareness of the need to treat joints without hurting the stomach--that is, without causing gastric ulcers. In June 2004, a product that delivers the strength of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) in a topical cream formulation was approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treating joint pain and inflammation in horses. Its name is Surpass Topical Anti-Inflammatory Cream. This new product and others for treating equine joints will be covered here.
Sunday, November 07, 2004A new product for preventing gastric ulcers in horses is due for release by the end of this year, when Ulcergard joins GastroGard as the second product approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration for ulcer management in the horse. On the more distant horizon, new developments in musculoskeletal pain management that are gentle on the stomach might one day arrive on the equine market, and that too could help prevent ulcers in racehorses.
Sunday, November 07, 2004Trainer: Mike Harrington
Owner: Heinz Steinmann
Jockey: Joel Rosario
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