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I tried quite hard to find an authority for a gradual trim method, rather than what Marsha calls the usual "extreme" method. I found one situation, where the hooves are overgrown and curled in a scroll. A Sawzall is sometimes used - but other farriers cut back the scrolled hoof in sections to...

Q3: This reading seems to represent the facts. National flight records are not based on what cockpit instruments show, but on the the recording barograph carried by record seeking aircraft as an FAI requirement: https://www.vintagebentonville.com/thaden-louise.html#gsc.tab=0

Here are some thoughts on high fever: https://equusmagazine.com/diseases/what-fever-means-26391 Tick-borne disease in horses (Rutgers) https://esc.rutgers.edu/fact_sheet/ticks-lyme-disease-and-other-tick-borne-diseases-in-horses/ Tick-borne diseases (Michigan State U)...

I have had good luck with this:

New moon dates, possibly?

For what it's worth

Here's an article on the topic: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/approach-stifle-injuries-15901/#:~:text=Treating%20ligament%20injuries%20in%20the,damaged%20area%2C%E2%80%9D%20says%20Frisbie.

I don't get it: is he jumping up 24 inches or so?

well! Take a look at that bench seat with the spring suspension and padding on the arm rests and on the shafts too!

(from 'The Spruce...') Plant in full or partial sun though the shrub will thrive in six to eight hours of sun a day. Aim to keep the soil moist at all times, especially if the bush is in full sun. Avoid alkaline soil and plant buttonbush in soil that is neutral to slightly acidic with a...

Purina Senior has Alfalfa, Wheat middlings, Soybean hulls, Ground corn, Cane molasses, Soybean meal, under 10% wt/wt sugar and starch with added organic copper, zinc, selenium etc. at these levels: 3.00 PPM iodine 0.60 PPM selenium 280.00 PPM zinc 0.45 % sulfur 220.00 PPM iron 3500 IU/LB...

A really light line might help too.

Corrigan is a rodentologist - from a recent article.

I have a treadmill. I walk a few (very few) minutes each day. I wonder if a treadmill could cope with a mini? That's about twice what they are designed for. Could be a help with high cholesterol (hyperlipidemia) though...

old Morgan

I am clutching at straws again, on your behalf: did you pet your other miniatures while feeding? None of the horses that I have handled seem to specially like being fondled - but they put up with it, so I suppose it could be a stressor - but it is a long shot.

Oh my: four smallish children, well along with a fifth; four horses, two dogs, a farm; feeding the horses three or four times a day. I surely hope you have a friend to lean on. What do you do with all your spare time?

The literature does not offer up easy solutions, though there have been serious studies of the cause of high GGT. Stress is mentioned, and vitamins C,E selenium deficiency (!), and B6. The weather has been exceptionally hot so I should ask if they have cool drinking water and access to shade...

Galvayne was not the horse-tamer's real name, and the groove was not his original observation, but that of Professor Hamilton Sample who wrote a book on the topic in The Horse and Dog: Not as They are But as They Should Be in 1882. Sample used details of the groove in the third upper incisor...