Thermal imaging can be used for neck, shoulder, back and sacral injuries; determining the level of inflammation caused by an injury; early diagnosis of the extent and severity of tendon injuries; suspected laminitis, navicular disease and sole abscesses; and predicting Read more…
Most military horses retire to loving families or farms where they become hunt or hacking horses. Some even enjoy the rest of their days with former soldiers they’ve bonded with. The army has a database of horses who can be Read more…
Among the most iconic Chinese horse breeds are the Baise, Balikun, Heihe, Guoxia, Ferghana, Guizhou, Datong, Jielin, Lijiang, Nangchen, Riwoche, Tibetan, Xilingol, Yili, Yunnan and Hequ. Though they may not be as well known as European or American breeds, many Read more…
Many Army garrisons have conveniently located horse stables with a variety of equestrian services. Some garrisons offer guided trail rides. Pony rides are also available at select locations. Check with your local MWR office for more details including age and Read more…
Roman cavalry (Latin: equites Romani) refers to the horse-mounted forces of the Roman army throughout the Regal, Republican, and Imperial eras. What kind of horses did Romans ride? In the Roman world there were three classes of horses: Noble horse Read more…
According to the information given by the army, after retirement, the Indian Army sends dogs to ‘old age homes’ in Meerut (for dogs), and Hempur (for horses) in Uttarakhand. Here they are taken special care and given a place to Read more…
The 1st Cavalry Division Has an Official Horse Detachment. Although that skill is no longer used in battle, they have kept their Horse Cavalry Detachment (HCD) alive and trotting. Today, the HCD is used for ceremonial and recruitment purposes and Read more…
Horsetail is mostly consumed in the form of tea, which is made by steeping the dried herb in hot water. It’s also available in capsule and tincture form. Horsetail is a fern that contains many beneficial compounds, notably antioxidants and Read more…
Earlier in Islam consuming horse meat is not haram, but makruh, which means it should be avoided, but eating it is not a sin like the eating of pork, due to its other important usage. Are Muslims allowed to eat Read more…
Millions of Americans enjoy horseback riding, but it can be a risky sport, even for experienced riders. The study by researchers at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley reveals that suffering a chest injury is the most common injury Read more…