Bleeding in the Lungs: What EIPH Does to Racing Performance
Blood is found in the airways of 45–75% of racehorses after a run, and in over 90% on lavage. Almost none of it is visible. What causes it, and what furosemide does and does not do.
Conditions that affect working horses and racing camels — how they develop, how they are diagnosed, and what management changes make a difference.
Blood is found in the airways of 45–75% of racehorses after a run, and in over 90% on lavage. Almost none of it is visible. What causes it, and what furosemide does and does not do.
Between 80 and 100 per cent of Thoroughbreds in training have squamous gastric disease. What causes it, why it cannot be diagnosed without a scope, and why treatment alone never holds.