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The Skin Microbiome

Dr. Beatrix Förster and Roel Boersma from Doderm join us to discuss the fascinating world of the equine skin microbiome—the diverse community of microorganisms living on your horse’s skin. Previously overlooked, this microscopic ecosystem is now recognized as a key player in skin health, immunity, and even disease prevention.

Dark Horse Friesians - A Dressage Journey

When Julie Miller from Dark Horse Friesians first spotted a young Friesian stallion named Djurre út 't Westen, she sensed he was truly special. What unfolded next was one of the most incredible dressage journeys we've ever heard of! Thanks to the expert guidance of Djurre's trainer, Michelle Haefer from Haefer Dressage, Djurre's dressage career has soared, and there's a buzz of excitement around his promising future!

Equine Neglect and Cruelty

What is the most constructive way to intervene if you observe potential equine neglect or cruelty in your community? Join us for a conversation with Animal Control Officer Michele Aultman to learn more about the law enforcement and legal aspects of equine neglect and cruelty.

Equine Cloning

The first Friesian horse has been cloned! Blake Russell, President of ViaGen Pets & Equine, joins us to discuss equine cloning. Learn about the cloning process, what owners can expect, and much more. Plus, an interesting discussion about how cloning is being used as a part of breed conservation efforts.

Fenway's Rescue, Surrender & Adoption Program

Since 2010, the Fenway Foundation for Friesian Horses has rescued and rehabilitated nearly 70 Friesian horses and placed them in loving adoptive homes. Join us with our Equine Manager, Becca McCartney, to learn about the surrender and rescue process and how to adopt a Friesian from our program.

Megaesophagus Research Update

A breakthrough has been made in our research to uncover the genetic inheritance of megaesophagus in Friesian horses! Join us as we discuss our findings with principal researcher Dr. Navid Yousefi from the University of Kentucky's Gluck Equine Research Center and reflect on the four years of hard work that led us to this important milestone.