Four equine influenza cases were reported on one property and three EHV respiratory cases were reported on another facility.

Three horses now have been confirmed positive for equine herpesvirus on one premises in Polk County, Iowa.

A horse from Thurston County, Washington, is in quarantine due to neurologic herpesvirus.

A horse confirmed with non-neurologic equine herpesvirus type 1 recently had attended the National Reined Cow Horse Association Stallion Stakes in Clark County, Nevada.

An ongoing Merck study revealed important respiratory disease findings from 10 years of research, including notable changes in influenza.

This mare with EHM had attended two events in Texas prior to becoming neurologic.

A Lenawee County, Michigan, mare was euthanized due to multiple problems, including strangles.

The Idaho Department of Agriculture has confirmed a deadly case of neurologic herpesvirus in Caribou County.

A gelding in Bay County, Michigan, was confirmed with strangles and is recovering.

A Quarter Horse mare in Clark County, Nevada, was confirmed on April 10.

A reining Quarter Horse in Montgomery County, Texas, was confirmed with EHM and had attended a show in Oklahoma.

Four Quarter Horses in Polk County, Iowa, were confirmed positive for equine infectious anemia (EIA).

Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation and Oaklawn Park announced today that Oaklawn has contributed $100,000 in support of Grayson.

A mare that attended events in Gillette and Torrington has neurologic herpesvirus in Johnson County, Wyoming.

The latest case of strangles in Michigan was in Montmorency County.

A mare in Bannock County aborted on March 26 due to EHV-1.

Strangles continues to be a problem throughout the country, with recent confirmed cases in Michigan.

Two horses were reported positive with EIA in Clear Hills County, Alberta, Canada.

Four counties in Michigan reported confirmed or presumed cases of equine strangles.

An update from the Nevada State Veterinarian reported one horse was positive for wild type herpesvirus with another horse's test pending.

On March 28, The Jockey Club published a major white paper—Vision 2025, To Prosper, Horse Racing Needs Comprehensive Reform—outlining the need for reforms and specific recommendations.

One case of strangles was reported in a horse in the south-eastern part of New Brunswick, Canada.

A mature Quarter Horse in Gordon County, Georgia, was euthanized and confirmed positive for rabies on March 15.