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Syringomyelia in a Thoroughbred Foal
Equine Veterinary Journal, 1977SUMMARY The report describes a case of myelodysplasia involving spinal cord segments C 7 to T 8 of a 5 month old part‐Thoroughbred foal. There was a single extensive syringomyelic and hydromyelic cavity
D Y, Cho, H W, Leipold
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Lymphosarcoma in a thoroughbred filly
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1980Abstract A case of lymphosarcoma in an month-old thoroughbred fillyis described. The course of the disease extended over 3 weeks. The initial symptom was swelling in all limbs. The terminal symptoms were dominated by congestive heart failure and respiratory distress, both being the direct result of invasive neoplastic tissue.
H F, Dewes, J A, Blakeley
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Osteochondritis in a thoroughbred foal
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1975Abstract Extract Osteochondritis is an avascular necrosis of bone which occurs in the epiphyses of the immature animal. There are reports of this disease occurring at various sites in man (Aegerter and Kirkpatrick, 1968), in the dog (Clayton-Jones and Vaughan, 1970; 1970), and in the horse (Adams, 1966).
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Aniridia in a Thoroughbred horse
Equine Veterinary Journal, 1990Summary Aniridia presents with very characteristic typical signs and has been reported in man (Newell and Ernest 1974), calves (Saunders and Fincher 1951) and horses (Ericksson 1955; Joyce 1983). This case report records aniridia in a Thoroughbred.
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Locomotion evaluation for racing in Thoroughbreds
Equine Veterinary Journal, 2001Summary The potential racing and locomotory profile of a Thoroughbred yearling should be taken into account for its training programme and racing career. A gait test has been designed to assist the trainer in this task. The aim of this study was to investigate the temporal and kinetic locomotory variables of Thoroughbreds at the ...
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Enterectomy in a Thoroughbred Filly
Equine Veterinary Journal, 1971Summary A case report describing a successful enterectomy in an adult Thoroughbred is presented. The filly had been in “colic” for 9 days when referred for surgery. The lesion was a longstanding abscess involving a loop of small intestine, with progressive constriction of the bowel lumen by fibrous adhesions ...
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Towards Interspecies Sustainability: The Future for Thoroughbreds and Thoroughbred Racing
2020The international thoroughbred racing industry is increasingly vulnerable to public scrutiny due to its horse welfare record. At the same time, the industry is concerned about its sustainability. The interface of welfare and sustainability however offers little for the horses because of a disconnect between dominant conceptions of sustainability and ...
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Arrhythmias in newborn Thoroughbred foals
Equine Veterinary Journal, 1992Summary Foetal electrocardiograms (ECG) were obtained from 39 of 50 Thoroughbred foaling mares close to delivery. The 50 newborn foals were studied electrocardiographically during their adaptive period, immediately after birth. In 48 foals there were paroxysmal arrhythmias or mixed arrhythmias.
K, Yamamoto, J, Yasuda, K, Too
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Femoral asymmetry in the Thoroughbred racehorse
Australian Veterinary Journal, 2005To investigate the occurrence of geometrical asymmetries in the macro-architecture of left and right femurs from Thoroughbred racehorses previously used in competitive training and racing in New South Wales, Australia.Detailed postmortem measurements were made of 37 characteristics of left and right femurs from eleven Thoroughbred racehorses euthanased
G P, Pearce, S, May-Davis, D, Greaves
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Mounting expectations for Thoroughbred stallions
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2007JAVMA, Vol 230, No. 10, May 15, 2007 T Jockey Club of North America requires that all breeding of Thoroughbred racehorses be limited to live matings. Given this restriction, the traditional number of mares bred by a Thoroughbred stallion during a single 5-month breeding season (referred to as a stallion’s book) that will enable a stallion to achieve a ...
Regina M, Turner, Sue M, McDonnell
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