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Better beginnings: giving horses the best possible start in life - Vimarsana News

Better beginnings: giving horses the best possible start in life

IMPROVED education and teamwork are key to providing young horses with a start that will set them up for happy, healthy and sound lives long into the future. This was the key message from the first “Better Beginnings” event, organised by the British Horse Foundation (BHF), on 10 October. The aim of the conference, at […]

The best women's skis of 2023 - Vimarsana News

The best women's skis of 2023

The best women's skis of the year, tested, ranked and reviewed by the expert two-plankers that attend FREESKIER's annual ski test.

Tributes paid to equine veterinarian Dr peter Rossdale | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Tributes paid to equine veterinarian Dr peter Rossdale | East Anglian Daily Times

Tributes have been paid to Newmarket equine veterinarian Dr Peter Rossdale who died aged 94 on November 26 following a short illness.

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Do horses with broken legs have to be shot? - Vimarsana News

Do horses with broken legs have to be shot?

Horses with broken legs have a hard time recovering because of their active nature. Learn why horses with broken legs are sometimes euthanized.

Research aims to identify Thoroughbreds at higher genetic risk of leg fractures - Vimarsana News

Research aims to identify Thoroughbreds at higher genetic risk of leg fractures

Horsetalk.co.nz Research aims to identify Thoroughbreds at higher genetic risk of leg fractures Dr Debbie Guest Research aimed at identifying Thoroughbred horses that carry a greater genetic risk of catastrophic leg fractures has received a major grant. Dr Debbie Guest, a senior research fellow with the Royal Veterinary College in London, has been awarded nearly £300,000 by Britain’s Alborada Trust for her research. It is hoped that Guest’s work will pave the way for a greater understanding of how best to identify and manage horses at high risk of such fractures, and contribute ...