The Stable Sheet is a quarterly newsletter available at no cost to subscribers either on our website or through the mail. Designed for both equine owners and industry professionals, The Stable Sheet provides practical information on all aspects of horse care, from breeding to training to health and safety. What's more, we'll share what didn't go well for us and offer insight on how to prevent the same from happening to you and your horses. The Stable Sheet! is also your source to find out about upcoming equine events sponsored by Miner Institute and UVM.
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VOLUME 6, ISSUE 1 (March 2009)
Feeding For Warmth This Winter, pg 2
What “fever rings” look like and how they got there. Part II of HD Saranac’s awful summer vacation, pg 3
What’s Happening in Horse Welfare?, pg 4
Training Mythunderstandings: Reading Horses, pg 5
Speaking of choke…., pg 6
21st Annual Equine Reproduction Workshop, pg 7
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VOLUME 5, ISSUE 3 (November 2008)
Training Mythunderstandings: Breaking vs. Training, pg 2
Allergies!, pg 3
What does Miner do? The Summer Experience in Equine Management Program, pg 4
Wild Cherry Poisoning, pg 5
Turn on the lights for early spring breeding, pg 5
Nurse Mare farms have a new way to provide for orphan foals!, pg 6
NYSHC President's Note, pg 7
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VOLUME 5, ISSUE 2 (October 2008)
Plastic Makes A lot of things Possible...You Can make Recycling Plastics Possible, pg 2
Almanzo Wilder: Life Before Laura DVD featuring Morgan Horses is available now!, page 3
Training at an early age: Problematic or beneficial to future musculoskeletal health?, pg 4
2008 Sporthorse Tournament brings Olympians, general interest speakers and resources for horse enthusiasts, pg 5
Youth Equiday Notice, pg 6
Osteochondritis Dessicans: Translated, pg 7
Colic AAEP Prevention Tips, pg 9
Bucking, Shying and other Attention Deficit Disorders, pg 10
Vermont
Large
Animal
Clinic
Equine
Hospital
, pg 11
AHC Publishes Horse Industry Guide to Getting Involved in the 2008 Elections, pg 11
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VOLUME 5, ISSUE 1 (January 2008)
Equiday, cover story
Equine Nutrition Research at Miner Institute: Glucose and Insulin Response to Hay-Based Diets, pg 2
Rabies!, pg 3
Embryo Transfer- Is it an option for your mare?, pg 4
Renovating Horse Pastures, pg 7
Marketing Horses, pg 8
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VOLUME 4, ISSUE 2 (October 2007)
Farrier Schoo
l, cover story
Syracuse
Invitational Sporthorse Tournament, pg 2
Swaybacks Aren’t Just for Old Horses!, pg 3
Falling Leaves Can Be Dangerous, pg 4
Who Looks After the Herd While You’re Away, pg 5
Typing Up… Or Worse?, pg 6
Beware of Hoary Alyssum in Horse Hay, pg 7
Unwanted Horse Coalition Website Seeks Listing of Facilities Accepting Horses, pg 8
Training Mythunderstandings: Horse Logic, pg 9
Could You Use One Million Dollars in Equine Liability Insurance?, pg 10
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VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1 (March 2007)
Where the Wild Horses Roam, pg 2
New York Equine Rehabilitation, pg 3
New Statewide Effort to Aid Emergency Response for Animals, pg 4
Managing Horses on Small Acreage, pg 5
Informational Booklet on NAIS and Horses Released, pg 7
Stallion Service Contracts, pg 8
A Solar Heated Water Tank, pg 9
Horse Training? You First!, pg 11
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