THOROUGHBRED HORSES 
Published: 25 Jun 2015
Publication Code: 14-104
Author(s): Tony D, Mogg
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DownloadAntimicrobial susceptibility patterns of bacterial isolates from horses
22 January 2010 – 30 May 2014
In this project both retrospective and prospective approaches were used to investigate the most common types of bacteria that cause disease in horses in Australia and the antimicrobial susceptibility patterns of these bacteria. This project also investigated evidence for the development of antimicrobial resistance in bacterial pathogens of equine origin by comparing susceptibility patterns over time.
Explore equine fetal membrane baseline research establishing normal pathology standards to improve reproductive diagnostics and foal outcomes.
Explore equine fetal membrane standards that improve diagnosis of pregnancy loss and support mare and foal health.
Stallion fertility oxidative stress drives sperm damage in thoroughbreds. Explore diagnostics, nutrition and heat tool to lift pregnancy rates.
This report examines peritoneal fluid isoprostanes as biomarkers for equine colic severity and surgical need. Findings highlight their potential to improve early diagnosis and decision-making,...
This report examines peritoneal fluid isoprostanes as biomarkers for equine colic severity and surgical need. Findings highlight their potential to improve early diagnosis and decision-making,...
This project examines variability in laryngeal function in Thoroughbred yearlings during pre-sale endoscopy. It assesses how timing, location and technique affect grading consistency. Findings will...
This report examines strangles, a highly contagious horse disease caused by Streptococcus equi. Researchers tested 923 horses across 36 Australian properties and found 15% had...
This report examines strangles, a highly contagious horse disease caused by Streptococcus equi. Researchers tested 923 horses across 36 Australian properties and found 15% had...
