Welcome to Equine

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Welcome to Equine

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Introduction to Equine Science

Introduction to Equine Science AKA- Horses I. Breeds II. General horse use in U.S. 75% are owned for personal pleasure 25% are for ranching, racing, breeding, and commercial riding III. Three main types of horse enterprises Breeding- breed mares and sell offspring

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Equine Nutrition

Equine Nutrition. Digestive Anatomy & Function. Small Intestine: Major site of digestion & absorption of many nutrients Parasite control is necessary because it reduces feed utilization & causes colic

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Equine Colic

Equine Colic. This presentation is from Virginia Tech and has not been edited by the Georgia Curriculum Office. Facts About Equine Colic. Equine means horse One of the most dangerous medical problem One out of every ten horses have colic each year Number one killer of horses. What Is Colic?.

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Introduction to Equine Industry

Introduction to Equine Industry. Crandal Mergelman cmergelman@rangelyk12.org. Benefits of horses. Contribute to economic growth Provide people with physical exercise Provide a release of tensions Responsibility Family activities (shows, pleasure) Competition (rodeos, racing, etc.)

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Equine Ophthalmology

Examination-External/Anterior segment. What is normal?Horizontally elliptical cornea and pupilGranula iridica/corpora nigra. Examination-Fundus. Tapetal fundus largeOptic disc located in non-tapetal fundusPaurangiotic retinal vascular patternMany normal variations. Examination. Nerve blocks:Auriculopalpabral-motor nerve blockSupraorbital (frontal nerve)-sensory blockTopical anesthetics (proparacaine)Intravenous sedation.

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Equine Parasitology

Equine Parasitology. Holly Dorchak Biology 4800: Symbiotic Interactions March 18 th 2011. Horse Parasites. More than 150 species of parasites that attack horses: Endoparasites: -trypanosomes -nematodes (strongyles, ascarids, pinworms) -cestodes -arthropods (bot flies) Ectoparasites:

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Equine Nutrition

Equine Nutrition. Colic Bugs Value Added Products Feed manufacturing Practical Guidelines . What Causes C olic?. Stall Confinement for more than 15 hours per day Feeding Large Amounts of Grain (> 12 lbs per day) Participation in intensive exercise

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Equine

Equine. Andalusian. From Spanish Province of Andalusia Distinguished appearance, usually appearing in the colors white and light gray and occasionally bay. Flat or slightly convex nose, small ears and its head is set on a substantial neck.

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Equine Nutrition

Equine Nutrition. General Feeding Practices Colic. Water. How Much Water Should a Horse Receive? At rest at moderate environment eating dry forage: 0.3 to 0.8 gal/100 lbs BW Amount of water needed varies with what? Amount, type, and quality of feed consumed

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Equine Nutrition

Equine Nutrition. Digestion & Microbes. Passage of Digesta. Muscle contractions in G.I Tract allow for what? Peristalsis to move digesta towards anus Mixture with digestive juices Allowing for absorption During digestive upsets: Movements may stop Gasses of fermentation may accumulate.

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Equine Vaccines

Equine Vaccines. Marissa Kazeck. Core vs. Non-core. Core : vaccines that every animal of that species should receive. Protect against the most dangerous diseases. Tetanus, Eastern/Western Equine Encephalomyelitis, West Nile Virus, and Rabies

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Equine Pathology

Equine Pathology. Normal equine RBC. Equine erythrocytes are about the same size as feline erythrocytes and, similarly, lack central pallor Blood from healthy horses often displays prominent rouleaux formation. Occasional Howell-jolly bodies are observed in blood smears from healthy horses

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Equine

The Basics. Equine. Breeds. Quarter horse Thoroughbred Paint Horse Arabian Clydesdale Schletan Pony. Equipment. Saddle. Bridle. Equipment. Blanket. Chaps. Different Uses. Pleasure Competition Everyday Riding Roping . Work Ranch Horse Field Work Mid-West.

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Equine

Equine. Small. Pony Breeds. Medium. Large. Shetland. Maximum Height – 46 Inches(11.2 hands) Comes in all colors Rugged and hardy breed Used for pulling small carts, riding and a companion pony. Pony Of The Americas. Cross of a Shetland and an Appaloosa

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Equine

Equine. Equs caballus. Horse Classification. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Perissodactyla Family: Equidae Genus: Equus Species: Equus caballus. Origin of the Equine . Eohippus - (Dawn Horse) 55 million years ago - 10-20 inches tall

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Equine Breeds

Equine Breeds. Equine Science & Technology. Equine Breeds. Feral - a horse that was once domesticated and has become wild.

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Introduction to Equine Science

Introduction to Equine Science. Domestication. Changing the natural behavior of an animal to suit the needs of humans Condition to humans and human activities Train to ride, pull, etc Train to stand (instead of run) in situations that instincts tell them to flee (battle, predators, etc).

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Equine Parasites

Equine Parasites. General Considerations. Parasites are most successfully prevented through a combination of management and therapeutic strategies Management Decrease parasite burden in environment Therapeutic Deworming with proper product at proper intervals. Parasite Prevention.

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Equine Maintenance

Equine Maintenance. Grooming. Timing: Daily grooming may be required for show horses, boarding horses and horses used in a business. All horse should receive grooming on a regular basis.

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Equine Management

Equine Management. AnS 216. Basic requirements of a horse. Food Water Shelter Health care Hoof care Exercise. Nutrition. Requirements may change Temperature (season) Type of use / activity Age Feeding Plan Roughage source Concentrate feed Trace mineral salt block. Water.

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Equine Teeth

Equine Teeth. Topic: 3204J By: Anna Fields. Terminology. Mandible: lower jaw bone Maxilla: upper jaw bone Caudal: towards the back Rostral: towards the front Table: Grinding surface of teeth. http://www.lovehealth.co.uk/sale/skull.htm. Continuous Growth. Horses get 2 sets of teeth

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Introduction to Equine Science

Introduction to Equine Science. AKA- Horses This presentation is from Virginia Tech and has not been edited by the Georgia Curriculum Office. General horse use in U.S. 75% are owned for personal pleasure 25% are for ranching, racing, breeding, and commercial riding.

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