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Day: July 16, 2013

Study: Broodmares on Pasture Don’t Always Need Grain

“Not complementing equine diets with feed would represent a double benefit to horse breeders, on an economic and environmental level,”

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Water and Electrolytes

Feeding large amounts of hay or grain usually increases water needs. Conversely, horses grazing on lush, green pastures may meet most of their water requirements from the grass, as it may contain 60 to 80 percent water.

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Paint Horse Journal rides away with high honors from AHP

Press Release For more information, contact: APHA Marketing (817) 834-2742, ext. 405 FORT WORTH – Paint Horse Journal, the flagship publication of the American Paint Horse Association (APHA), earned recognition for excellence in editorial and design June 22 at the 2013 AHP Seminar in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In a field of 758 entries from 104 contestants—the largest group to date—the Paint Horse Journal rose to the top in seven categories in the annual competition for equine-industry publications. Among the magazine’s accolades were three first-place awards and runner-up in the category of General Excellence–Association Publication. “The Paint Horse

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Management’s Impact on Osteochondral Lesion Development

…according to French researchers, how you manage your young stock can have a direct effect on how osteochondral lesions evolve…

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Bandaging Fundamentals

Just because we see bandages around the barn frequently doesn’t mean bandaging and wrapping are easy, and that bandages and wraps are interchangeable and always appropriate.

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