Introduction Perhaps, the most exciting equine discovery of the 20th century was that the Caspian is not a pony, but an ancient breed of miniature horse, previously believed to have been extinct for over a thousand years. These animals native of the areas around the Elborz Mountains and Caspian Sea in Iran, are extremely rare and were rescued from extinction in 1965 by an American L.FIROUSE [11...

[1] Basaltic volcanism is widespread on the lunar nearside, and returned samples suggest that the mare-forming magmas had low viscosity that led to primarily sheet-like deposits. New 70-cm wavelength radar observations that probe several meters beneath the lunar surface reveal differences in mare backscatter properties not explained by age or compositional variations. We interpret areas of high...

In experiment 1, 6 pregnant mares received a concentrate that contained a trace mineral premix that provided 14.3 mg Cu, 40 mg Zn, 28 mg Fe, 28 mg Mn, 0.08 mg Co, 0.16 mg I, and 0.16 mg Se/kg concentrate (group A). Seven mares received the same concentrate plus 502 mg Zn and 127 mg Cu once daily (group B). No differences (P .05) in foal growth data, or Cu, Zn, and Fe concentrations of mare milk...

Hedberg Alm, Y. 2006. Oestrus in the mare with emphasis on deviant behaviour and adrenal gland function. Some owners appear to experience problems with their mares due to excessive oestrous signs and/or changes in their mare's behavioural characteristics across the oestrous cycle. Few such mares are examined at equine clinics and, thus, the cause of such behaviour is often unknown. Adrenal sex ...

All current approaches to manipulating the reproductive biology of the nonpregnant mare are discussed.