Welcome to EC Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 4
Equus Caballus, the magazine of the domestic horse, has been dedicated to the proper care and feeding of horses, ponies, donkeys and mules for over seven years. This site is a compilation of over 400 archived articles and new features about nutrition, health and equine management.
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In This Issue:
| Cover Story: The
Harder they Work,
the Luckier they Get Petty Quarter Horses continue to bring home the champions, including a lifetime 14 AQHA World Championships and a medley of trophies at the 2003 All American Quarter Horse Congress. |
| The
Equine First Aid Kit Does your first aid kit contain the right items? Can you even locate your first aid kit? Our consulting veterinarian shares a timely update for what your medicine box should have inside. By Toots Banner, DVM |
| Growing
a Healthy Hoof Find out which nutrients really help grow a healthy hoof – and how you should read the label on your horse’s hoof supplements. By Georgia Brown |
| Golden
Girl A South Carolina golden palomino shines again. By Ginger Larson |
| The
1,240-lb. Termite! This article is a continuation of My First Horse. In that story, author Angie Bryant explains how her horse began chewing on wood fences because he was not receiving enough forage in his diet. Read on to learn why forage is so important for your horse! |
| Frosty
the Frozen Embryo Meet Frosty, the first foal born in the Southeast from a frozen embryo. By Ginger Larson |
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