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Equine Infectious Anemia is an incurable, federally reportable viral disease with no approved vaccine in the United States — and California takes its control seriously.
If you own a horse in Michigan, a negative Coggins test is not optional — it is the law.
If you own, transport, or compete with horses in Ohio, understanding the state’s Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) testing rules is not optional — it is a legal obligation.
If you own, transport, or manage horses in South Carolina, the Coggins test is one regulation you cannot afford to overlook.
If you own, transport, or compete with horses in Illinois, the Coggins test is not optional.
Tennessee takes equine infectious anemia seriously, and the state’s Coggins test rules reflect that.
Arkansas takes equine infectious anemia seriously — and the law reflects that.
Virginia has one of the most active equine communities in the country, with thousands of horses boarded at private and commercial facilities across the commonwealth.
Washington State has one of the most active equine communities in the Pacific Northwest, with thousands of horses boarded at private and commercial stables across the state.
Vermont’s working landscape has long supported equestrian culture, from small backyard stables to full-service boarding operations tucked into the Green Mountains.
Wisconsin is home to thousands of horses, and whether you run a boarding facility or simply keep your horse at one, the legal landscape governing that arrangement is more detailed than most people expect.
Wyoming takes pride in its deep equestrian culture, but when it comes to horse boarding facilities, the legal landscape is far less structured than many facility owners and horse owners expect.
Many horse lovers wonder about the ancestry behind one of the world’s most famous racing breeds.
When you walk past a farm or stable, you might wonder which animals actually need hay in their daily diet.
Here’s something that might surprise you: horses can eat up to 3% of their body weight daily, yet many horse owners struggle to provide optimal nutrition.
Ever wondered why some horse races look like graceful sprints across manicured grass while others feature horses pulling carts at breakneck speeds? The world of horse racing isn’t just about fast horses running in circles—it’s a diverse sport with distinct formats that test different skills, showcase various horse breeds, and offer unique thrills for spectators.
The American Quarter Horse stands as one of the most versatile and beloved horse breeds in the United States.
Are you ready to embark on a journey into the fascinating world of horse saddles? With so many options available, it can be challenging to choose the right saddle for your needs.
There are different types of western saddles, some of which are intended for trail riding, while others are built for use while roping or competing in barrel races.
Have you ever wondered about the history of horses and their breeds? We aren’t sure what your answer is, but as very curious humans, we did some research and found that horses have been around for thousands of years and have played a vital role in human civilization.
