The Equine Injury Database was launched by The Jockey Club in July 2008 and seeks to identify the frequencies, types, and outcomes of racing injuries.

The Nevada state veterinarian has urged owners to monitor their horses for EHV-1 clinical signs.

The survey revealed that compared to the economic recession of a decade ago, “the equine industry has firmly stabilized.”

A horse in Clark County, Nevada, that had attended a junior/high school rodeo competition, has neurologic herpesvirus.

One mule was euthanized after a presumptive positive for EIA and other animals are under quarantine.

Unknown number of horses at two stables used by New York universities are positive for EHV-1.