Performance

Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH) plagues many racehorses, with up to 75% of Thoroughbreds affected by this condition. Read more

Consuming a fat-supplemented diet altered the insulin response after feeding, and this may have prevented a fall in blood Read more

Trainers expect body weight changes in Thoroughbreds as fitness ebbs and flows through conditioning and racing cycles, but few Read more

Horse owners often have trouble identifying fatigue because its multidimensional nature varies with activity, training and physiological status of Read more

Trainers expect body weight changes in Thoroughbreds as fitness ebbs and flows through conditioning and racing cycles, but few Read more

All horses should have access to salt, regardless of age or workload. Read more

The two most common questions about electrolyte supplements include what type of product is best and how much electrolyte Read more

Considering joint disease (osteoarthritis, OA) remains a leading cause of discomfort, disability, and loss of function in horses, many owners will Read more

To test the hypothesis that performance horses can thrive on a forage-only diet, racehorses were offered "high-energy" forage to Read more

Conformation refers to a horse's musculature, body proportions in relation to each other and correctness in bone structure. Conformation Read more