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- Oct 1, 2026
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‘A complete mystery’: horse found with 10cm rubber-coated hook embedded in his hindquarters (opens the original)
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Vets are pondering the “complete mystery” as to how a smooth, rubber-coated 10cm metal hook managed to embed itself in the hindquarters of a former racehorse. Mary Framptom-Price found what appeared to be a relatively minor wound on her 20-year-old thoroughbred Baz but Keesjan Cornelisse of VetPartners’ Penbode Equine Vets had a feeling from the photo Mary sent in that it might be deeper than it seemed. On examination, Keesjan felt something hard under Baz’s skin and investigating further, found
‘He abused his position’: 77-year-old jailed for historic sexual assault at equestrian yard (opens the original)
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A 77-year-old man has been jailed for the sexual assault of a young woman more than 30 years ago. Geoffrey Green, who at the time was well known in the equestrian industry, offended in the early 1990s, at the yard he ran in the Garstang area of Lancashire. The victim made a report to Lancashire Police in 2022 and Green was interviewed under caution, during which he denied the offences. He was charged with eight counts of rape of a female over the age of 16 and one count of indecent assault. He p
Turning horse poo into pumpkins – and eggs, and cash: ‘It’s amazing what you can grow on a muck heap!’ (opens the original)
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Imagine if you could take your horses’ poo and turn it into pumpkins – with pre-carved faces – eggs and cash (indirectly) and better grazing. That’s what Laura Ashmore from East Sussex has been doing for years. Her vet Reuben Whittaker and practice manager Sarah Whittaker from RW Equine were so amazed by this year’s pumpkin crop, which they spotted on a recent visit, they shared pictures of it. H&H spoke to Laura to find out more. “They literally all grew on the muck heap, and that’s a small num
A better solution? Human cancer treatment used to eliminate sarcoids in horses (opens the original)
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A technique using ultrasound to destroy tumours that has been effective in people with cancer has been used to treat equine sarcoids. The Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in the US has been conducting a live clinical trial using histotripsy. The technique uses focused ultrasound waves to a targeted area. This creates microscopic “bubble clouds” from gases in tumour tissues; the bubbles form and collapse in microseconds, creating forces that destroy cancer cells. Virginia Tech bio
‘It can be soul-destroying’: support and awareness needed for those grieving the loss of a beloved horse (opens the original)
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Grief for a horse can be taken less seriously than that for pets, it is feared, meaning many owners can feel “isolated and unsupported during their time of loss”. The RSPCA’s “Not just a pet” campaign aims to raise awareness of grief for animals, and a recent survey conducted by the charity found that 70.5% of respodents feel a stigma exists; only 5.5% of respondents believe pet grief is taken as seriously as it should be. “And there are concerns that many people misunderstand the role horses pl
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