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Equus

Fall 2022
Magazine

EQUUS provides the latest information from the world's top veterinarians, equine researchers, riders and trainers on understanding and influencing equine behavior, recognizing the warning signs of illness and disease, and solving riding and training problems.

Cupid: A Love Story • The best Valentine’s Day surprise I ever received was the opportunity to help a little gelding with sparkling eyes and the heart of a fighter.

Equus

DIGESTIVE HEALTH TO GO

Vaulting to New Heights • At this unique program, riders of all abilities are encouraged to give gymnastics on horseback a try.

EQ MEDICAL FRONT

SOURCE OF POTENTIALLY DEVASTATING PAIN IDENTIFIED

HOW ESTRUS AFFECTS EQUINE ASTHMA

HAPPY OWNERS, CAPABLE HORSES • The final installment of our Standardbred series features many former harness racers who have gone on to a variety of fun careers.

A field guide to HOOF CRACKS • When a defect appears in the wall of a horse’s hoof, it’s important to be able to distinguish a cosmetic flaw from a serious problem.

THE GROWING THREAT OF TICKS • These tiny parasites feed on your horse’s blood and can pass along several pathogens as they do. Here’s what you need to know to protect your horse from ticks.

EQUISUL-SDT®

THE CARE OLDER HORSES NEED • Meet the BIG 7 management challenges presented by advancing age and you’ll increase your horse’s chances of enjoying a long, healthy and productive life.

EQ CONSULTANTS • Have a question about your horse’s health, care or training? Our experts offer solutions for a range of equine-management problems. Write to EQUUS Consultants, P.O. Box 7510, Falls Church, Virginia 22040; email: EQLetters@equinenetwork.com. Send photos when helpful.

His therapist drinks wine • Years after I faced and overcame a health crisis, my gelding Kosi had one of his own.

Finding the extraordinary in the ordinary


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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 100 Publisher: Equine Network Edition: Fall 2022

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: August 8, 2022

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

EQUUS provides the latest information from the world's top veterinarians, equine researchers, riders and trainers on understanding and influencing equine behavior, recognizing the warning signs of illness and disease, and solving riding and training problems.

Cupid: A Love Story • The best Valentine’s Day surprise I ever received was the opportunity to help a little gelding with sparkling eyes and the heart of a fighter.

Equus

DIGESTIVE HEALTH TO GO

Vaulting to New Heights • At this unique program, riders of all abilities are encouraged to give gymnastics on horseback a try.

EQ MEDICAL FRONT

SOURCE OF POTENTIALLY DEVASTATING PAIN IDENTIFIED

HOW ESTRUS AFFECTS EQUINE ASTHMA

HAPPY OWNERS, CAPABLE HORSES • The final installment of our Standardbred series features many former harness racers who have gone on to a variety of fun careers.

A field guide to HOOF CRACKS • When a defect appears in the wall of a horse’s hoof, it’s important to be able to distinguish a cosmetic flaw from a serious problem.

THE GROWING THREAT OF TICKS • These tiny parasites feed on your horse’s blood and can pass along several pathogens as they do. Here’s what you need to know to protect your horse from ticks.

EQUISUL-SDT®

THE CARE OLDER HORSES NEED • Meet the BIG 7 management challenges presented by advancing age and you’ll increase your horse’s chances of enjoying a long, healthy and productive life.

EQ CONSULTANTS • Have a question about your horse’s health, care or training? Our experts offer solutions for a range of equine-management problems. Write to EQUUS Consultants, P.O. Box 7510, Falls Church, Virginia 22040; email: EQLetters@equinenetwork.com. Send photos when helpful.

His therapist drinks wine • Years after I faced and overcame a health crisis, my gelding Kosi had one of his own.

Finding the extraordinary in the ordinary


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