Dr. Clara Mason of West Virginia is the recipient of the 2019 Good Works for Horses grand prize.

An unvaccinated mare and foal are recovering from equine influenza.

A fourth horse has been confirmed positive for equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy in San Bernardino County, California.

Research findings indicate that furosemide is capable of attenuating EIPH for a longer duration than traditionally believed.

The Kentucky State Veterinarian's office directed Kentucky racetracks and training centers to not allow Remington Park horses entry without the State Vet's approval.

The Rhode Island State Veterinarian has reported equine strangles at a boarding facility in Providence County.

One horse in the quarantine barn and a horse in a different barn tested positive for EHV-1, but they have no clinical signs or fever.

A neurologic horse admitted to the Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine Large Animal Hospital was euthanized November 18.

Two Quarter Horse mares were euthanized presumably due to neurologic herpesvirus in November.

One veterinarian reported possible multiple horses sick after local show.

A third horse was euthanized and another horse has neurological signs on the San Bernardino County premises where neurologic herpesvirus was diagnosed.

The Jockey Club applauds the creation of the Thoroughbred Safety Coalition.

Two horses at a premises in San Bernardino County, California, now have been euthanized due to severe neurologic equine herpesvirus.

A Thoroughbred mare has been euthanized due to neurologic herpesvirus at Remington Park racetrack in Oklahoma.

A Quarter Horse mare from San Bernardino County in California was euthanized due to the severity of neurologic herpesvirus.

Horses in Tennessee and South Carolina were confirmed with West Nile virus.

A weanling colt tested positive for equine influenza and EHV-4 in Washington County, Rhode Island.

One horse has been euthanized due to equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy (EHM) and 33 others have been exposed on one premises.

An aged gelding in Loudoun County, Virginia, has been euthanized due to neurologic herpesvirus.

Strangles in a group of recently gathered horses has postponed the adoption event.

A horse boarded at a stable in Loudoun County, Virginia, tested positive for EHV-1. Two exposed horses were traced to a boarding stable in Maryland.

The Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV) Situation Report of October 23, 2019, reported Kansas' first cases and continuing spread of VSV.

The renovated Java Java neurologic stall at the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center enhances quality of care for equine patients.

A competing barrel horse in Weber County, Utah, was confirmed with neurologic herpesvirus.