A new, high-risk EIA group has emerged in the past five years in which the primary method of disease spread is iatrogenic transmission.

A premises in North Carolina reported strangles in a mare and foal with 20 other horses exposed.

Since the last report on August 9, there have been 117 new VSV-affected premises identified.

Since Friday, August 9, 2019, the Texas Animal Health Commission has received reports of four new confirmed cases of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) and 7 new suspect cases.

A yearling filly in Oswego County, New York, was euthanized due to Eastern equine encephalitis.

Keeneland is encouraging endoscopic videos of Thoroughbred yearlings scheduled to sell to be placed in the Repository.

A group of young Tennessee Walking Horses have or were exposed to strangles on a premises in Tennessee.

Since the August 6, 2019, update, anthrax has been detected on one new premises in south central Crockett County and one new premises in northwest Sutton County.

Horses in Mitchell County, Iowa, and Kern and Stanislaus Counties in California have been confirmed with WNV.

A second horse has been euthanized due to Eastern equine encephalitis in Michigan.

Nebraska joins vesicular stomatitis virus-positive states; 156 new VSV-positive premises reported since August 1.

Report from The Jockey Club Round Table Conference focuses on uniting industry.

A 2-year-old mare was confirmed with West Nile virus in Canyon County, Idaho.

Since August 2, Texas has 13 new confirmed cases and 16 new suspect cases of vesicular stomatitis virus.

Anthrax has been detected on four new premises, two each in Crockett and Sutton Counties in Texas.

Since the start of the outbreak, 512 VSV-affected premises have been identified

At least 18 horses have been euthanized due to Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in multiple Florida counties since February.

Four new premises in Texas have been diagnosed with anthrax since July 22.

Equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy (EHM) caused a young Quarter Horse to be euthanized in Clay County, Minnesota.

On July 29, a positive equine case of vesicular stomatitis virus was found in Tillman County, Oklahoma.

A mare in Marlboro County was confirmed positive for EEE on July 26.

Wyoming joined Colorado, New Mexico and Texas as states reported positive VSV horses this year.

A vaccinated mare in Ocean County, New Jersey, was euthanized due to EEE on July 23.

The focus to protect gaited horses turns to the Senate following the historic vote on Prevent All Soring Tactics in the House.