Respiratory conditions are the second leading cause of poor performance in speed horses, following only musculoskeletal injuries. Conditions such as exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH), equin…
Rodeo speed horses—whether barrel racing, pole bending, or timed events—are among the most finely tuned athletes, combining explosive power, agility, and stamina, yet one critical aspect o…
In 3-day eventing and jumping, a horse’s performance depends on its ability to take in and process oxygen efficiently. However, respiratory challenges often go unnoticed despite their significan…
Breathing is everything for a horse—whether they’re training, competing, or simply enjoying a ride. But when horse respiratory stress sets in, it can impact their performance, recovery, an…
Receiving an Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH) diagnosis for your horse can be daunting.
Perhaps you've noticed a dip in performance or even spotted blood in their nostrils after…
