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SPECIAL FEATURES

30 Design a Barn that Works for You A well-designed barn reduces chores and maintenance and gives horses a healthy comfortable home

44 The Best Horse Fence for Your Property Plan for a safe functional fence that will enhance property value and provide years of service

54 New amp Noteworthy Products Two new books and a collection of products available in Canada from horse industry businesses around the world

HORSE HEALTH

12 Introduction to Equine Thermography Thermography can detect asymmetrical thermal patterns of heat indicating inflammation in the horsersquos body

18 Proposed National Strategy for EIA Control The CFIA wants feedback from horse owners riders facility and competition operators and anyone with a stake in the equine industry

22 Grazing Muzzles This simple device can play a pivotal role in equine nutrition by reducing a horsersquos pasture intake

26 Equine Foundation of Canada A small charitable organization that generates big achievements for the health and welfare of Canadarsquos horses

Departments3 To Subscribe

6 Editorial Letters

8-10 The Hoofbeat

52 Horse Council BC News BC Heritage Circuit amp BC

Summer Games

63 Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association News

Celebrating 35 Years

57 Country Homes amp Acreages

EquiNetwork66-67

Hitchinrsquo Post Horses for Sale

67 Index to Advertisers

68 Roundup

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A few years ago when Canadian Armed Forces veteran Paul Nichols was away on a business trip he visited a little store to buy a necklace for his wife Terry On his jacket was a Regimental crest Curious the lady serving him asked if he was in the Canadian military He said he had served in the past

She stared at him then told him her story She had survived the almost four-year Siege of Sarajevo the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the former Yugoslavia Along with others she lived for two years in an underground parking lot Every time she crept out looking for food and water she faced sniper and machine gun fire They were shelled almost every night But it was the Canadian troops who had rescued her

Paul told her that he had served in Yugoslavia in 1993 when he was with the Princess Patriciarsquos Canadian Light Infantry She burst into tears and hugged him still grateful for the service of the Canadian soldiers Paul was profoundly moved as were the people lined up behind him mdash their eyes filled with tears

That haunting moment lingered and he realized the powerful depths of a heartfelt story He wondered could a story help heal and make a difference to both a victim and a veteran

At home he shared the incident with Terry From it was born a vision to invite veterans and those in military service to ride across Canada visit communities share stories and heighten awareness of the contributions military people have made and the special needs they face as they transition to civilian life

ldquoPaul was on tour in Yugoslavia and he said it was a very busy tourrdquo said Terry ldquoThere was a lot going on There was no peace to keep It was pretty disastrous He wasnrsquot injured but he was definitely affected and came back a different person He was in his 20s We were married but had no children thenrdquo

Horses became central to their lives in Quesnel where Terry is a therapeutic riding instructor So the idea of riding across Canada with past and present military members was a natural fit for this veteran and his wife To get started they launched Communities for Veterans Foundation

The ride has been in the planning stages for nine months and on April 13 it started out at the British Columbia Legislature Building in Victoria BC They expect to take some 200 days to ride (and in some places trailer) across Canada and arrive in Newfoundland in late October So far they have 160 registered riders and expect to sign about 700 Soldiers and veterans will sign up to ride for a few hours or a full day Terry is providing some riding instruction for those who need or want it prior to getting mounted One of the challenges is to match each rider with the most suitable horse

ldquoRight now we have the horses for most of BCrdquo she said ldquoWe have our own horses and we have free lease horses But sometimes a really great horse isnrsquot the best horse for the rider so wersquore trying to match the best horse for each rider We need athletic horses with stamina and in good physically strong condition But we need horses with a gentle mind good ground manners They are difficult to find but they are out there Wersquoll be looking for remounts as we go across Canadardquo

Terry added that the event is pretty exciting for the owners

THE HOOFBEAT

Soldiering Across CanadaRide with veterans for veterans will raise awarenessBY MARGARET EVANS

Paul his wife Terry and their daughter Kirsten (all in beige shirts and Stetsons) pose with well-wishers from the Vancouver Police Department Mounted Unit

Paul Nichols starts the Communities for Veterans ride as he

leaves the BC Legislature Building

in Victoria

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of loaned horses The animals become celebrities along with their riders But behind the fun is some serious ongoing organization and coordination There are people taking care of administration public relations route planning and a horse person (their daughter Kirsten) taking caring of the horses

ldquoWe have our core group that will travel together across Canada in RVs equipped with portable officesrdquo she said

Any veteran or serving member can sign up and apply to ride by going to the ridersquos website wwwcommunitiesforveteranscom and clicking on the link ldquoRiders Neededrdquo

ldquoEveryone who rides with us shares a storyrdquo emphasized Terry ldquoWe want to hear what their experiences have been and what they want the Canadian public to know about the military and the transition back to civilian life We want it to be more about communities and supportrdquo

Due to logistics safety and liability the ride is not for civilians but people can be involved by organizing a fundraising event or an activity that highlights and celebrates our Canadian military

Getting this ride across the country is no small task but people are stepping up to offer help every day

ldquoPeople are helping with ideas for a route or we will get calls to be invited for lunch etcrdquo said Terry ldquoEverything is happening organically right nowrdquo

Still the ride organizers need and appreciate donations sponsorships and community support Information is posted

daily on their Facebook page (Communities for Veterans The Ride Across Canada Foundation) Donations in excess of their expenses will be given to organizations that support veterans

For Paul that moment in the store shone a light on Canadarsquos veterans and soldiers who live quietly among us their stories unknown unheard Paul and Terry hope that this ride will illuminate the power and purpose of those stories and the special eternal place we hold in our hearts for our soldiers

To learn when the Ride will be in or near your community for more information and a contact email

visit wwwcommunitiesforveteranscom

THE HOOFBEAT

The Vancouver Police Department Mounted Unit accompanies riders through Stanley Park as CBC records the event

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As an equine thermographer I tend to draw a bit of a crowd during an imaging session while people peek over my shoulder to get a look at the array of colours on my camera screen Most people think equine thermography is a new modality in the equine industry but it has been around since the early 1970s used mainly as a screening tool at racetracks

What is equine thermographyInfrared thermography is the science of acquisition

and analysis of thermal information using noninvasive imaging equipment and software to detect minute differences in a horsersquos thermal and neural condition When an injury is in the acute stages of inflammation

thermal imaging works by detecting the heat generated by inflammation which allows direct visualization and measurement of areas of concern allowing thermographers to quickly and efficiently identify trauma in an injured animal

How does equine thermography differ from other diagnostic modalities

The major difference between equine thermography and traditional diagnostics such as ultrasound is that one is physiologic and the other is anatomic

An anatomic diagnostic modality will show a specific lesion or problem in anatomic structure For example an

HORSE HEALTH

INTRODUCTION TOEquine Thermography

BY TOBY LUKIWSKI FLASHPOINT THERMOGRAPHY

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ultrasound will show the degree of damage in a tendon or ligament injury

A physiologic modality such as thermal imaging cannot show a specific anatomic lesion but does show a physiologic change in blood flow that helps localize a lesion and more easily show changes over time For example thermography will show whether the tendon or ligament injury is causing inflammation

Thermography is a most effective preventative diagnostic modality due to its ability to identify asymmetrical thermal patterns of heat indicative of inflammation in the horsersquos body

Thermography has been proven to detect damage to structures up to three weeks before a horse will show clinical signs of lameness Before a structure such as a tendon or ligament actually ldquobreaks downrdquo it goes through a degree of accumulative damage This weakens the structure without the horse being actively lame and while training with this micro-damage the horse is much more

Ringbone along the left pastern in a thoroughbred racehorse

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above Equine thermography has been in use as a screening tool at racetracks since the early 1970s

facing page As a preventative diagnostic modality thermography can detect micro-damage to structures up to three weeks before a horse will show clinical signs of lameness allowing training to be modified and healing to take place


Equine infectious anemia (EIA) is a potentially fatal viral disease that affects all members of the equine family ndash horses ponies donkeys mules and zebras

The disease which is also known as swamp fever is worldwide and was first detected in Canada in Manitoba in 1881 It is transmitted almost exclusively through blood or blood products and infected equines are the source of all new infections

Symptoms may include anorexia and weight loss depression weakness intermittent fever up to 41 degrees C jaundice small hemorrhages under the tongue and the eye and swelling of the extremities Sometimes a loss of co-ordination may be the only sign

The EIA virus is a relative of the human AIDS virus Clinical signs may give an indication of EIA but a Coggins

blood test is needed to properly confirm the diagnosisWhile EIA poses no threat to people it is catastrophic for

equines and it is essentially untreatable There is no vaccine and no cure Animals remain carriers of the virus for life and they inadvertently transmit it to other animals through the movement of large biting insects such as horse flies or deer flies looking for a blood meal EIA can be transmitted through the semen of an infected stallion and a foal can be infected before birth It can also be transmitted through contaminated needles or blood transfusions

The virus has the ability to mutate and evade the hostrsquos immune response A horse may appear to recover from an infection only to have the symptoms return

Options for management are euthanasia or a permanent and secure form of quarantine Extreme

HORSE HEALTH

Proposed National Strategy for EIA Control

The CFIA Wants to Hear From YouBY MARGARET EVANS

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isolation for a herd animal brings its own level of stress and anxiety Owners need to look realistically at the quality of life of the contained isolated horse and whether it is an appropriate fit for the stricken animal

EIA is monitored by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and it is a reportable disease under the federal Health of Animals Act Currently their monitoring program has two components The first is for horse owners to voluntarily pay to have their horses checked The second is a CFIA mandated response when a horse is diagnosed It may enforce a level of quarantine order euthanization (in which case there is compensation for the owner) and order testing of other horses that may have been exposed including those of the owner the neighbourrsquos horses and other horses the infected one may have come in contact with within the past 30 days

But the program has challenges Testing and reduction of positive cases has been successful in eastern Canada but less so in western Canada That is because there are many more untested and unmonitored populations of horses in the west (including wild or semi-wild herds) that could be suspected reservoirs of the virus Therefore the risk of horses being infected with EIA is higher in western Canada (ie west of the ManitobaOntario border) than east of that boundary

CFIA is proposing changes and in February the agency released its report Proposed Risk Management Strategy for EIA Control in Canada It is seeking feedback from stakeholders in the equine industry on its suggested game plan

To protect horses in eastern Canada and to step up the monitoring and control of disease in horses in the west the agency is proposing that all provinces west of the ManitobaOntario border be designated as a primary geographical zone for EIA and that an EIA testing requirement for all horses moving east across the interprovincial border be implemented

According to their report the reason for selecting this point in Canada is based on the relatively high number of EIA cases that have been identified in British Columbia Yukon Territory Alberta and Saskatchewan as well as the logistics of travelling from western to eastern Canada There is only one principle road which crosses the ManitobaOntario border and this site has been used as a data collection point for livestock shipments in the past The report said that the logistics of putting a primary zone and movement controls in place will require significant development and assistance from stakeholders

ldquoIn recent years we are not aware of any positive tested equine east of the ManitobaOntario borderrdquo said Bill desBarres chair Horse Welfare Alliance of Canada ldquoHowever we are aware [there is] evidence that [the number of] positive tested horses located west of that border is increasing in number and geographic locations each year The market demand for horses from west to east is steadily increasing Are we prepared to depend on the integrity of venders custodians or transporters to protect our Canadian herd from coast to coast to coast or should the industry become more involved with government to

facing page Horses infected with EIA transmit the disease to other animals through the movement of biting insects such as horse flies deer flies and horn flies The disease can also be transmitted through contaminated needles or blood transfusions and the semen of infected stallions There is no vaccine or cure and infected animals remain carriers for life

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HORSE HEALTH

Grazing MuzzlesWhen Pasture is Too Much of a Good Thing

DR TANIA CUBITT amp DR STEPHEN DUREN

T he horse has evolved as a grazing animal hence pasture plays a pivotal role in equine nutrition Reported intakes of fresh pasture by horses can range from 15 to 52 percent of body

weight per day With such a large intake of pasture possible can horses overconsume What components of pasture grass can cause problems if taken in at excessive levels

Whats in the grass

Pasture has been implicated in the onset of several metabolic disorders in horses During photosynthesis green plants lsquofixrsquo atmospheric carbon dioxide in the presence of light resulting in the production of simple sugars When sugars are produced in excess of the energy requirement of the plant for growth and development they are converted into storage or reserve carbohydrates These carbohydrates make up the non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) fraction of the plant These non-structural carbohydrates follow a seasonal pattern with highest values in spring compared to summer and winter and intermediate values in the autumn The overconsumption of non-structural carbohydrates by grazing horses have been implicated in disorders including insulin resistance and laminitis

Excess grass consumption and obesityIn addition to non-structural carbohydrates causing metabolic

issues the sheer overconsumption of pasture grass can cause obesity in horses Obesity can result in further problems with insulin sensitivity as body fat mass increases All of these overweight conditions result in a cascade of problems that at the very least leave your horse fat and intolerant of exercise to far more severe conditions such as insulin insensitivity and laminitis It has been reported that excessive pasture intake accounts for nearly 50 percent of all reported cases of laminitis Obesity therefore must be corrected

First step is calorie controlThe first step in any weight reduction program is calorie control

Elimination of all grain from the diet is a logical step for overweight horses A low intake vitamin and mineral supplement pellet should be added to the diet as a means of supplying key nutrients to the horse without excess calories

Another key to success is limiting or eliminating access to pasture Pasture grazing represents an unregulated source of calories that cannot be easily quantified It is therefore necessary to limit pasture access until weight loss has been achieved

How grazing muzzles workPhysical prevention of excessive pasture intake by horses can be

achieved using grazing muzzles which are commonly recommended for controlling grass intake in overweight and laminitis prone horses and ponies The use of grazing muzzles reduces bite size and restricts intake to the tops of leaves where the concentrations of sugar (NSC) tend to be lowest Grazing muzzles may be favoured by owners over other methods of intake restriction that limit animals to very short turnout times or confinement to stables or small bare paddocks The muzzles enable the animal to graze larger areas and for longer periods and owners do not have to implement severe changes to their facilities In addition a horse that is allowed to graze with a muzzle continues to move around in the pasture and get at least some exercise

Does my horse or pony need oneNot all horse owners need to be concerned with pasture intake

restriction For the majority of horses total restriction is not always a viable or desirable option for financial welfare and health reasons It may also not be necessary for those animals that are not predisposed to a metabolic disorder The first step in determining if

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In the big scheme of things the Equine Foundation of Canada is not a large charitable organization But on the success scale it affords hugely important achievements for the health and welfare of the horse

The Foundation was the first charitable organization devoted to equines to be registered by the Canada Revenue Agency It came into being February 1 1983 and was originally called the Canadian Morgan Horse Foundation The driving force behind it was George Wade of Kentville Nova Scotia who was passionate about the wellbeing of horses of all breeds and committed to raising funds for veterinary colleges specializing in equine research to further our knowledge and understanding of a horsersquos many medical needs

Today the principal colleges benefiting from the fundraising work of EFC include

Equine Foundation of CanadaMAKING A DIFFERENCE ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE BY MARGARET EVANS

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The University of Calgary Veterinary Medicine The Western College of Veterinary Medicine Saskatoon The Equine Research Centre at the University of Guelph The University of Montreal Veterinary College and The Atlantic University Veterinary College in Charlottetown PEI Funding is provided to cover some of the costs of much needed equipment for research and equine treatment not covered by their budgets In addition the Foundation awards scholarships to equine veterinary students

Funding comes entirely from donations and no one at the Foundation receives a salary

ldquoThe gifting to support projects to help horses by EFC depends greatly on the supporting donations by the publicrdquo said Peggy McDonald whose husband Eldon Bienert is EFCrsquos president ldquoAs a registered charity we must spend 80 percent of receipted income on our objectives in the [following] year In 2015 we must spend 80 percent of receipted income received in 2014 Donors to EFC receive a tax deductible receipt Also EFC is 100 percent volunteer No one gets any pay [which is] very unusual for any charity This does however limit us in some waysrdquo

Despite limitations to date EFC has raised almost $890000 with just over $400000 going to various projects in 2013 alone The University of Calgaryrsquos Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine each benefitted from a gift in the form of an endowment for scholarships for veterinary students specializing in equine practice Further gifts to both colleges provided funding for equipment for horse treatment and teaching Another gift was made to the Atlantic University Veterinary Medicine Faculty to fund a state-of-the-art Haico equine surgical table for the treatment of horses

The table holds animals weighing up to 1300 kilograms or 2900 pounds It has adjustable side panels some of which can be removed that assist with safe positioning of large patients It can be tilted in different directions because of its advanced hydraulic system The table can be moved around by one person even with a horse on it and it is very easy to clean

According to the EFC website Dr Aimie Doyle a large animal surgeon at the facility said that the new table improves the ability of the large animal surgeons to

facing page The staff is thrilled with the Haico equine surgical table gifted to the Atlantic University Vet College at Charlottetown PEI


W hen we moved to the Columbia Valley in the Chilliwack area of British Columbia the property was idyllic for the lifestyle we wanted except for

the fact that much of it was still in bush and while it had a storage barn it didnrsquot have a horse barn So as soon as we moved in we started the process of building one But we had no idea what all the steps of that process would entail We had six horses and ponies at the time and my husband dearly wanted to breed thoroughbreds That meant thinking about immediate needs while keeping future needs in mind

PlanningLike building a house thorough planning is

everything when building a barn This is going to be a major investment an addition to your property value

and a place where you are going to spend a lot of time A well-developed plan can save money and headaches when you start to build so it pays to do your research

Start with deciding where to site the barn You will need to talk to the planning department of your municipal government or regional district for a permit to build There will be regulations to follow in terms of building the barn at minimum distances from the residential house property boundaries and surface water sources

ldquoConsidering conservation and environmental issues and obtaining the appropriate planning permission from your local planning department is essentialrdquo says Judith Bisiker owner of Bronte Creek Equestrian Sport in Carlisle Ontario who recently constructed a barn at their facility

BY MARGARET EVANS

Design a Barn that for You_WORKS


Put on your meteorological hat From which direction do the prevailing winds blow How much rain and snow falls in your area How cold can it get in winter and how hot and dry will it be in summer Ideally locate your barn on the highest ground with the best drainage and to at least some degree sheltered from prevailing winds

Select a site that will allow plenty of space all around the barn for vehicle access In winter you may need to use the tractor for snow clearing and yoursquoll need a place away from the barn to pile that snow

ldquoA common mistake is that people donrsquot think of all the variables about where to buildrdquo says Justin Harries vice-president of business development and chief marketing officer with Barn Pros Monroe Washington State ldquoWhere will you park the horse trailer tractor or

your equipment Think about prevailing winds and how they will hit the side of the barn Where are the pastures in relation to the barn Will you have turn-outs or will you have run-outs from the barn Have you considered a shed roof over the stall doors to the run-outs Horses like to loiter underneathrdquo

People often say their biggest mistake is that they didnrsquot build a big enough barn says Harries But if the original structure is located on open ground there could be enough space to add a wing to the barn at a later date If a shed roof has been added to the original construction it can be enclosed to create a bigger stall or a storage area if one is needed later

The original barn on our Chilliwack farm was 36 by 40 feet and we added a wing a year later for three extra

Design a Barn that for You


The fencing can be one of the most attractive features of a horse facility Fencing is a major capital investment that should be carefully planned before construction It should keep

horses on the property and keep away nuisances such as dogs and unwanted visitors Fences aid facility management by allowing controlled grazing and segregating groups of horses according to sex age value or use But not all fence is suitable for horses

Well-constructed and maintained fences enhance the aesthetics and value of a stable facility which in turn complements marketing efforts Poorly planned haphazard unsafe or unmaintained fences will detract from a facilityrsquos value and reflect poor management Good fences can be formal or informal in appearance yet all should be well built and carefully planned Many experienced horse owners will relay stories about the savings for cheaper but unsafe horse fence (barbed wire for example) eventually being paid for in veterinary bills to treat injured horses

Often more than one kind of fence is used at a facility Different fences might be installed for grazing pastures exercise paddocks riding areas or for securing property lines Land topography influences the look effectiveness and installation of fencing Consider different horse

groups Stallions weanlings mares mares with foals and geldings all have different fencing requirements

Pasture use may range from exercise paddocks (corrals) to grazing or hay production Paddock layout should allow for ease of management including movement of horses removal of manure and care of the footing surface Pasture design should allow field equipment such as mowers manure spreaders and baling equipment to enter and maneuver easily This will reduce fence damage by machinery and the time needed to work in the field

This article presents information useful in planning fences for horse facilities The emphasis is on sturdy safe horse fence typically used in Canada

The Best FenceUnderstand the purpose of a fence The true test of a

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Plan the Best Horse Fence for Your Property

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themselves when trapped in a fence There are many types of effective horse fencing but there is no ldquobestrdquo fence Each fencing type has inherent trade-offs in its features

A ldquoperfectrdquo fence should be highly visible to horses which are farsighted and look to the horizon as they scan their environment for danger Therefore even when fencing is relatively close it needs to be substantial enough to be visible A fence should be secure enough to contain a horse that runs into it without causing injury or fence damage A perfect fence should have some ldquogiverdquo to it in aid of minimizing injury upon impact It should be high enough to discourage jumping and solid enough to discourage testing its strength It should have no openings that could trap a head or hoof The perfect fence should not have sharp edges or projections that can injure a horse that is leaning scratching or falling into it It should be inexpensive to install easy to maintain and last 20 years or more And finally it should look appealing

Unfortunately no type of fence fits all the criteria for the perfect fence Often there is a

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Marshall has always loved to design ldquoI love the feel and beauty of natural stones each one being unique and amazing A lot of my designs include natural stones precious and semi-precious stones then I add a touch of sparkle colour or whimsy to set them off I have been beading and selling my jewelry for many years about the same length of time I have been breeding raising and selling Paints (Prairie Paints) with my partner Marlin Lucas I have loved every minute of developing my Brow Bands and have many new products comingrdquo To learn more visit wwwprairiemariecom

Pack Em Up Ride Em OutBy Tania MillenCaitlin Press 2015 255 pages $2695 ISBN 978-1-927575-72-7 paperback

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If yoursquove ever yearned for the freedom fun and romance of saddling up for a horse packing trip into the wilderness grab Pack Em Up Ride Em Out by Tania Millen and devour every word of it

The no-nonsense essential practical and fascinating information is a must-have for anyone wanting to really experience a well-planned trip into backcountry Her boots-on-the-ground advice in the first 60 pages of the book is all about what to know if you go From equipment and gear to skill sets and the special qualities of a reliable backcountry horse this information is priceless You donrsquot go past the the trailhead until yoursquove read this then packed it with your gear

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