Where Do Horses Sweat From?

The primary sweat glands are the apocrine glands. These are responsible for sweat production when your horse is outside on a hot day or has engaged in a hard workout. Apocrine glands are located all over your horse’s body; whereas, eccrine glands are located solely in the frog of the Read more…

What Horses Does Brad Cox Train?

Cox (born March 3, 1980) is a Thoroughbred racehorse trainer whose most notable horses include multiple Eclipse Award winner Monomoy Girl, Knicks Go, Covfefe, Mandaloun, and Essential Quality. How many horses does Brad Cox have in the Kentucky Derby? 3 Kentucky Derby horsesWith 3 Kentucky Derby horses, trainer Brad Cox Read more…

Do Horses Sweat Soap?

Horses foam when sweating because of latherin, a soap-like substance. Latherin helps the sweat spread over the surface of the coat so that evaporation can occur for heat loss. Just like soap, latherin produces foam when friction occurs: Tack rubbing against the coat or body parts rubbing together, such as Read more…

What Is Broken Winded In Horses?

heaves, also called broken wind, chronic disorder of the lungs of horses and cows, characterized by difficult breathing and wheezy cough. The symptoms are worsened by vigorous exercise, sudden weather changes, and overfeeding. How do you treat broken wind in horses? Once a horse gets heaves or broken wind, there Read more…