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Nutrition
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Forage for Horses in Australia and New Zealand
Horse owners in Australia and New Zealand use a variety of forages and forage forms to satisfy the nutritional requirements of horses and ponies. KER Research
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What Is the Effect of Dietary Carbohydrate or Fat Level on Glucose Clearance in Older Horses?
This study was conducted to determine whether a moderate daily intake of carbohydrate from oats or a high level of fat intake from vegetable oil would affect glucose tolerance as measured by an intravenous glucose tolerance test.- Do Quarter Horse Foals Need Extra Dietary Energy Before Weaning?
- Are There Any Problems with Long-Term Fat Supplementation of Horse Diets?
- How Can Treadmill Exercise Be Used to Judge Fitness in Horses?
- What Differences Are There in How Arabian and Thoroughbred Horses Respond to Exercise?
- What Are the Effects of Diet and Exercise on Stored Energy in Horses?
- How Do Exercise and Diet Affect Digestibility of Forage and Grain in Horses?
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Health
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Racing Outlook for Horses Treated for Cervical Vertebral Malformation
Researchers examined more than 100 racehorses with a presumptive diagnosis of cervical vertebral malformation, and those treated medically were followed to determine their prognosis to return to race training.- Fact Sheet for EHV-1 Available
- Testing of Equine Hendra Virus Vaccine Continues
- Relationship of Hindgut Bacteria and Chronic Laminitis in Horses
- Genetic Variation Influences Airway Obstruction in Horses
- Effect of Gastric Ulcers on Performance of Horses in Race Training
- Cause of Equine Hepatitis Found
General Interest
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Biofuel Boost from Fungal Enzymes in Horse Manure
Researchers feel horse manure may hold an important key to increasing production of biofuels. -
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Do Horses Need Magnesium Supplements? 
Swollen or Filled Legs: What’s Wrong With Your Horse? 
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Can I muzzle an overweight pony that eats from a round bale of hay?
What is the best diet for my mare with recurrent exertional rhabdomyolysis (RER)? Unfortunately, I don’t have access to the best feeds.
Am I feeding my mule adequately?
Is my 30-year-old gelding’s ration adequate? He is too skinny.
Beet pulp has to be soaked before feeding, right?
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