I am going to a very large racing bred sale in January, and am considering whether or not I should attempt to buy a horse that has been raced for a barrel prospect. You do touch on the aspects of training an x-race horse in your book. The training after purchasing is not a problem. However, I am concerned with what I should look for as far as clues to the soundness of an x-race horse.
I recently put sand down in my stalls. What supplement can I give my horses that will prevent them from becoming impacted from the sand they inadvertently digest?
Trooper started to lose weight for no know reason and so I called his vet out. We did a full blood panel and found that his red blood count was low. Dr. White gave me a wormer called “Power Pac”, increased his intake of Ultium, put him on Red Cell and he is eating a little alfalfa with his coastal hay.
My horse, Elvin, is now 24 and to me is in great condition. I feed him Senior Feed, crimped oats, red cell, Rocket Booster and some electrolytes.
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I have a 15 year old mare that I race on that has joint problems
I have a question about feeding my barrel horse. He is 7 yrs old and in good physical condition. He is a bit of a hard keeper though
I need some Information about automatic feeding systems! Quickly, Quickly, Quickly please
I have a question for you. Ed went over some supplements in the clinic he had in Salado. I believe that he said you can find a generic substitute for Probiotic that is cheaper and you use it
Utah has two confirmed cases of VS…
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Texas Joins States with Vesicular Stomatitis in 2005
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Vesicular Stomatitis (VS), a domestic viral disease that primarily affects horses, cattle and swine, has appeared early this year. Laboratory tests completed April 27 confirmed the infection in two horses on a premises in Grant County, in southwest New Mexico. VS appears sporadically, usually involving New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Colorado and occasionally, other states.
