…to school at the University of California-San Diego when she last rode at Galway Downs. At the time, her father was living in England while motor racing in Europe, and…
England – Fabulous horses, green forever fields, sheep, wildflowers, and fat log jumps perfectly tied up with twine, the great Tony Hill driving along beside me on an ATV yelling…
…stomach at that moment when the stage manager comes out and clears his throat… That’s what happened at the exquisitely organized Dressage at Hickstead in England this weekend. It was…
…(thyroid stimulating hormone) is considered the most diagnostic test since you can have a normal T4 level but still have a sluggish thyroid gland that needs to be constantly prodded…
Max Corcoran, head groom for Olympic eventing team member Karen O’Connor, writes on her time in England as the Olympic eventing riders prepare for the Games….
July 16, 2012–It has been a few days since my last update and wanted to fill you in on what was happening. The horses continue to be doing very well,…
Cynthia Rankin and Mr. Darcy just after completion of the stadium phase of a combined clinic. | Photo by Geoffrey Rankin Horsekeeper: CYNTHIA RANKIN, 50-something-year-old clinical psychologist Hometown: St. Johnsbury,…
…both involve dysfunction of the pituitary gland, a gland found at the base of the brain, human Cushing’s disease affects a different part of the gland in contrast to equine…
Enlargements of the thyroid gland are fairly common in horses. There are several different causes, some associated with thyroid-function abnormality and some not. The thyroid gland sits high in the…
…in your horse, read on and we’ll get you headed in the right direction. A LITTLE GLAND, WITH BIG JOBS. The thyroid gland’s purpose is to capture iodine from the…
