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What Happens If A Horse Scratches After You Bet?

When you bet on a horse and it ends up being scratched, you will receive your money back in cash on all bookmakers and at the tote. If you are betting on an all in futures market, most online bookmakers Read more…

By Jennifer Webster, 4 years ago
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Can A Horse Live With An Amputated Leg?

Ted Vlahos has been published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and advises veterinary teaching hospital surgeons across the globe. Although the need for removal of the equine limb is uncommon, horses can be expected to live a very comfortable life as Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 4 years ago
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How Do You Know If A Horse Has Torn A Ligament?

Look out for these signs: Lameness. Swelling or thickening of the tendon. Heat anywhere along the length of the tendons is a sure-fire warning sign. You may also find pain as you are running your hands over the tendon. In Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 4 years ago
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What Are The Disadvantages Of Horse Racing?

Here are five reasons why it’s cruel: Racing is hard on horses’ bodies. Horses often start racing when they’re just 2 years old. Horses are often drugged. Around 24 horses die every week on U.S. racetracks. It’s a lonely business Read more…

By Jennifer Webster, 4 years ago
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What Is The Most Dangerous Horse Riding Event?

9 Eventing Cross country is one of the most dangerous sports in horse riding, but it is also part of Eventing – along with Dressage and Show Jumping. Cross country is the most dangerous, but Eventing has Cross Country, Show Read more…

By Jennifer Webster, 4 years ago
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Has My Horse Pulled A Tendon?

What are the first signs of tendon injury? Damage to a tendon causes inflammation, heat and swelling. Minor fiber damage leads to slight enlargement of the affected part that will feel warmer than the corresponding area on the other limb. Read more…

By Jennifer Webster, 4 years ago
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Is Horse Riding More Dangerous Than Boxing?

The public rated riding as the third most dangerous sport after boxing and rugby, with 13.5% of respondents thinking it posed the greatest risk. But in reality, just 2.3% of people reported having been injured while riding — suggesting it Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 4 years ago
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What Does It Mean When A Horse Bleeds During A Race?

Bleeding occurs because pressure builds inside their bodies, the blood-gas barrier, ruptures, and red cells flow into the lungs. This condition is EIPH. For horses that bleed extensively, the blood overflows their lungs and exit their nostrils. What does it Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 4 years ago
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What’S More Dangerous Football Or Horse Riding?

Pretty much anything but the correct answer: Horseback riding. That’s the conclusion of a new study, which found that over a 10-year period, more than 45,000 Americans went to major trauma centers with injuries incurred from riding horses. What is Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 4 years ago
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How Do You Treat A Racing Horse That Bleeds?

Furosemides are available to help treat bleeding lungs and if often administered before a race. The medicine works to reduce blood pressure in the lungs. But they also work as a diuretic, causing the side effects associated with diuretics, and Read more…

By Jennifer Webster, 4 years ago

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