Work starts on ‘potentially ground breaking’ equine herpes virus vaccine
‘It can strike any horse at any time, so a vaccine will be of global welfare benefit to all horses’
‘It can strike any horse at any time, so a vaccine will be of global welfare benefit to all horses’
Two other nearby races yards — with no positive cases — have also been put into quarantine due to their proximity and the sharing of horseboxes
The Animal Health Trust is in contact with the vets treating the cases and biosecurity measures are in place
"Imagine how much better off we would be if we knew where the other outbreaks and infectious diseases are"
Chiltern Equine Clinic has confirmed an outbreak in Chalfont St Giles in Buckinghamshire
Earlier this month horseandhound.co.uk reported that four horses had been put down following the outbreak
Two more are being treated in hospital, and another two have shown signs but appear to be recovering, but vets believe the outbreak is confined to one yard
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Vets said owners should be aware that there has been an outbreak, but the yard concerned has been closed
The stud has been temporarily closed due to the discovery of the highly infectious virus
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A sick horse had to be euthanased after being spooked by a low-flying Virgin hot air balloon
An outbreak of equine herpes (EHV-1) has been confirmed by vets in Devon
As some yards remain on lockdown following outbreaks of equine herpes virus (EHV-1), industry figures and horse owners are calling for the virus to be made notifiable
Hunting Office director Tim Easby has saluted masters and hunt staff for persevering through an “absolute swine of a season”
The stallion parade at Badminton Horse Trials has been cancelled as a further biosecurity precaution in the wake of equine herpes virus outbreaks
Top dressage names have pulled out of this weekend's competition at Addington as more cases of equine herpes are confirmed. The venue says it is taking all necessary bio-security precautions
The EHV-1 outbreak in Gloucestershire has spread to Badminton, just six weeks before the start of the horse trials
Equine herpes virus (EHV-1) has resurfaced in a dressage yard in Gloucestershire, just a few miles away from last month’s outbreak
But the vet at the centre of the outbreak says the virus is still contained on one yard