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American Farriers Journal’s Best of 2023

It was a busy year at American Farriers Journal, as we highlighted industry updates, sound business advice, valuable hoof-care insights, as well as the global future of the equine industry. As we enter the new year, we wanted to share the most popular content from 2023.
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News & Notes

Hoof Pigment Plays No Role in Structural Integrity

Are black hooves stronger than white hooves? John Dollar documents in The Handbook of Horse-Shoeing, published in 1898, that hoof color is a critical indicator of durability and strength. The late Doug Leach refutes the anecdotal observations in a September 1981 article in American Farriers Journal.
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What's This? Old Growth

In the late 1970s, Rich Albrecht, APF-I, and his wife bought land to build a house and barn. While walking the property, Albrecht approached the small stream that ran through it and noticed a horseshoe in the water.
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Research Journal: December 2023

The information, ideas, and opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the United States Department of Agriculture.
    • Testing for Insulin Dysregulation
    • A Feed Supplement to Lower Insulin Levels
    • Diabetes Medications for Insulin Dysregulation

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News Release

HISA Announces Partnership to Reduce Horseracing Injuries

The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority is collaborating with Amazon Web Services to apply data analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence to HISA’s data with the goal of enhancing equine safety by analyzing the factors contributing to equine injuries and informing potential interventions to further reduce them moving forward, according to a news release from HISA.
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