Resources for Injury/Lameness Prevention and Care
This page is a collection of the many additional resources that are included within the course for quick reference, organized by course lesson. For questions about these resources, or to request additional information about the topics presented, please send an email to [email protected]
- Unit 1.3
- Equine Guelph’s Lameness Lab
2.1
2.2
- Inside Nature’s Giants – *Warning – graphic content of a horse dissection* Watch as researchers guide us through a cross-section of the lower leg and explain the importance of the hoof.
- Inside Nature’s Giants – *Warning – graphic content of a horse dissection* Watch as researchers talk about the different parts of a horse’s leg and how they’ve evolved for speed.
- Are Your Horse’s Bones Tough Enough?
- Infographic: Equine Joint Structure and Function
- Muscle Images with Labels
- Foreleg Tendon Image with Labels
- Foreleg Tendon Image with Labels (3rd image down)
- Hindleg Tendon Image with Labels
3.2
- Inside Nature’s Giants – *Warning – graphic content of a horse dissection* Watch as researchers dissect the forelimb leg muscles to explain how they help a horse move. See if you can spot the stages of movement.
- Inside Nature’s Giants – *Warning – graphic content of a horse dissection* Watch as researchers place a forelimb into a press to see how much stress it is placed under at different gaits. You can also see what happens when they rupture a tendon under pressure.
4.1
4.2
- Equine Guelph’s Horse Health Check
4.3
- Is Your Horse Hurting?
- Identifying Behavioral Pain Indicators in Ridden Horses
- How to Measure Back Pain in Horses
5.1
5.2
- Video – Diagnosing Subtle Lameness with Dr. Sue Dyson
- MRI, CT, Bone Scan: What’s The Difference And How Do They Help Horses?
- Preventing Breakdowns: Why Routine Imaging Isn’t The Answer…Yet
- Bandaging with Nerve Blocks and Lameness Exams
- Observation, Science, and Equine Lameness Diagnosis
- Lameness in Horses
- A New Way to Detect Humeral Stress Fractures in Racehorses
- How Vets can ‘Listen’ to Suspensory Injuries in Horses
6.1
- Figuring out Limb Fractures in Horses
- Fractures in Horses (Surgery)
- Fractures in Horses (First Aid)
- Equine Guelph’s Take a Journey Through the Joints
- Common Injuries in Retiring Racehorses
- Necropsies Teaching About Catastrophic Racehorse Injuries
6.3
- Figuring Out Limb Fractures in Horses
- Practical Methods for Preventing Fractures in Racehorses
- Bone Chips in Horses: Why, Where, and What to Do On Bucked Shins – This resource has information on prevention.
- Bucking the Strain of Bucked Shins – This resource has information on prevention.
- A New Way to Detect Humeral Stress Fractures in Racehorses
- Sesamoid Injuries in Horses: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
- How Vets can ‘Listen’ to Suspensory Injuries in Horses Diagnosis and Treatment of Equine Joint Disease
- 10 Equine Osteoarthritis Resources Muscular Disorders in Athletic Horses Laminitis in Horses
- The Foul Threat of Thrush Abscesses
- The Thoroughbred Racehorse Foot: Evaluation and Management of Common Problems (AAEP)
7.1
- 2 Year Old Training Program
- TWO-YEAR-OLD RACING: Factors to Consider Before Racing Your Two-Year-Old
- Australian Veterinary Association’s Policy on Racing 2 Year Olds
7.2
7.3
- UC Davis – Horse Racing Injury Prevention
- Dr. Mick Peterson – Executive Director, Racing Surfaces Testing Laboratory discusses racing surfaces
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Bramlage, McIlwraith on Santa Anita: A Combination of Factors to Blame
The Athletic Horse
- Chapters: Training the Thoroughbred Racehorse, Training Standardbred Trotters and Pacers, Training the Racing Quarter Horse, Clinical Exercise Testing
- Why 3 year olds rule the Triple Crown
- Evaluation of a new strategy to modulate skeletal development in racehorses by imposing track‐based exercise during growth: The effects on 2‐ and 3‐year‐old racing careers
- The Effect of Age on Thoroughbred Racing Performance Safe Longeing for Horse Health
8.2
- Interview with Dr. Brian Nielsen
- Oral Joint Supplements for Horses – NOTE: Always be on the lookout for banned substances in the ingredient list or product name and check with your veterinarian.
- Infographic: Biologics for Treating and Managing Equine Joints
- Joint Injections Might Delay Developing Fracture Detection in Racehorses
- That’s a Wrap
- No Hoof, No Horse Fact Sheet
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9.2