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Research

                                           

*Thanks to all of the breeders that participated in the 2015 research study.

*Our response rate was 42%. A higher response rate would have yielded more directional data. 

USACPF recognizes and thanks all the volunteers that contributed to the Clydesdale Research Project. Norma McDannel, Cindy Jepsen, Theresa Jepsen, Aimee McCreery, Mary Watkins, Sheila Angerer, Taylor Ragains, Alli Meaux, Connie Schultz, Michelle Slater, Riley McKenna, Denise Murphy.Working with you has been a rewarding experience. Without the guidance and help of all of you, the Clydesdale project would have never been  a success. This project is the beginning of USACPF's contributions to the Clydesdale breed and it is because of your dedication and volunteerism that makes this endeavor possible.

 

The purpose of USACPF Clydesdale research study is to help establish an understanding of breeding direction within the U.S. Clydesdale population.
         Thank you for your interest in the Clydesdale breed.

    2015 Population Research Study

Suggested Initiatives for the Clydesdale Breed

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Feb 24, 2015

Valbert SJ, Lewis SS, Shivers JL, et. al

The Equine Movement Disorder "Shivers" Is Associated With Selective Cerebellar Purkinje Cell Axonal Degeneration.

 

Jun 29, 2015

Christa Lesté-Lasserre

Researchers Compare Different Types of Horses' Temperments

 

 

 

Mar 09, 2011

Drs. Peter Huntington and Stephanie Valberg

Fit to be Tied: Part Three

Information regarding polysaccharide storage myopathy (PSSM).

K. Martinson, PhD; M. Hathaway; H. Jung, PhD; C. Sheaffer, PhD; University of Minnesota

Hay soaking: all washed up or a good management option?

Study conducted on the effects of soaking hay.

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Jan 29, 2013

Veronika Apprich, Theresia Licka

Equine Hoof Canker - A clinical trial of topical cisplatin chemotherapy

Canker

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PJ Johnson

The equine metabolic syndrome peripheral Cushing's syndrome

Cushing's Syndrome

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Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Mudfever and Rain Scald

Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Worming Your Horse

Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Sweet Itch and Other Summer Allergies

Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Equine Cushing’s Disease & Metabolic Syndrome

Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Gastric Ulcers

Easter Bush Veterinary Centre

Bone Spavin

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July 10, 2015

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