Along with heart rate (pulse) and respiratory rate, rectal temperature is one of the “vital signs” that can alert us to the presence of disease. Ideally temperature should be measured regularly – both to get the horse used to the procedure and to establish what is normal for that individual.
Continue reading …Meet five-year-old Camden Urban on his POA, Zippos Duallet, taking a relaxing break before his leadline class this past weekend. Check out his adorable dump truck hat!
Continue reading …APHA exhibitors came from all corners of the country, as well as Canada, for the event, which saw an increase of 200 more entries for the Sunday/Monday portion of the show.
Continue reading …Cannabidiol—commonly known as CBD oil—is now classified as a Class 2 drug by the Association of Racing Commissioners International. As such, it is considered a forbidden substance by APHA and is prohibited for use in horses competing in APHA-approved events, per rule SC-085.C.1 in the APHA Rule Book.
Continue reading …Thanks to Miranda Swartzlander for some photos and select results from the Keystone Classic Appaloosa Show. If you’d like for your club’s results and photos to be featured on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com. ApHC Non Pro Trail (15 shown) 1- Hashtag Huntin shown by Ty Wilkerson 2- Color Outside The Lines shown by Kelly Sweeney 3- […]
Continue reading …APHA’s international headquarters is tentatively set to move to its new location in October 2019. Stockyards Heritage Development, a joint venture of Majestic Realty Co. and Hickman Companies, has begun the first phase of its $200 million development. Phase One plans include 175,000 square feet of shops, food and beverage, and creative office space that creates a distinctive cultural landmark reflective of other cities, such as the San Antonio River Walk.
Continue reading …It reports that the more than 3,600 registration applications that have been held up may soon be processed and shipped out. The association hired more than 30 part time and full time workers to help with catch up and most of the staff is working overtime to help alleviate the problem.
Continue reading …This was the first year with a new management team and new show schedule, and the entries were almost tripled from 2018!
Continue reading …Thanks to Steven Pelzer for some fun photos from around the rings at the South Carolina Quarter Horse Association May Circuit. If you’d like to share your photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …International Buckskin Horse Association recently hosted its 2019 convention and annual awards banquet March 14-16 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and saw a busy agenda throughout the weekend that included new class offerings and a new division to the association’s registry. “IBHA saw one of its largest conventions in recent history,” noted Deanna O’Keefe, IBHA office manager. “We had members actively participating in discussions throughout the convention and a large crowd for our annual awards banquet. We’re looking forward to a great show season in 2019!”
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