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Horses can cope remarkably well with vision loss. Stories of blind horses traveling familiar paths at a full canter aren't just urban legends. This ability to adapt has a downside, however: It can make it difficult to detect changes in your horse’s vision until they are fairly advanced.
Vision loss can go undetected in horses for weeks or even months as it progresses, so check his eyesight regularly to catch developing problems early. These simple equine vision tests will help you safely assess just how much your horse can see. | More »
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Woody's Corral in the Gila National Forest In the Gila National Forest, you can ride in peace for endless miles, then soak in a hot spring and bunk down in Woody's Corral, a primitive horse camp. | More »
Community: Loose Manure with Work?HH5131 asks: "I notice that when I exercise my horse in the round pen, she poops a lot. The first poop will be almost normal, just a little cow patty like, then the second, much looser, and the third very loose. Does anyone have any suggestions?" | Read more and reply »
The Jurga ReportThe Nose Knows: Equitation Scientists Call for Monitoring of Dressage Nosebands at Competitions | More »
Juli Thorson's Horse TalkFederal Funding for Trails In Jeopardy: The Equine Land Conservation Resource has alerted Horse&Rider and its readers | More »
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MEASURES YOU CAN ENFORCE ON YOUR PREMISE:
Biosecurity: How do you rate? Answer these questions and see how you rate!
Equine Infectious Disease Outbreak: AAEP Control Guidelines
Measures for Caretakers (In English and Español)
Biosecurity Guidelines (AAEP)
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