Hoffman RM, TM Hess, CA Williams, DS Kronfeld, KM Greiwe-Crandell, JE Waldron, PM Graham-Thiers, LS Gay, KE Saker, PA Harris. 2002. Dietary grain and endurance exercise. J. Anim. Sci. 80 (Suppl 1):171.

Effects of potassium supplementation were evaluated in four studies in endurance horses during races and treadmill exercise.

Crandell KM. 2002. Oats, maybe not what’s for dinner. Equinews Vol.5/3:19.

Crandell KM. 2001. The pros and cons of pasture. Trail Blazer Magazine, April. p. 45-47.

Kronfeld DS, KM Crandell, SE Custalow, et al. 2001. Studies of fat adaptation and exercise. In: JD Pagan, RJ Geor (Ed.) Advances in Equine Nutrition II. Nottingham University Press, Nottingham, UK, pp 481-482.

Greiwe-Crandell KM, SD Kronfeld, LS Gay, D Sklan, PA Harris. 1997. Vitamin A repletion in Thoroughbred mares with retinyl palmitate or ß-carotene. J. Anim. Sci. 75:2684-2690. Reproductive efficiency in the mare is lowest among domestic livestock. Researchers set out to determine if this may be partly dependent on vitamin A status of mares. To test […]

All the horses in the barn get the same amount of feed everyday; it makes feeding time much simpler.

All the horses in the barn get the same amount of feed every day; it makes feeding time much simpler

Duren S, KM Crandell. 2000. The role of vitamins and growth in horses. World Equine Vet Rev: 3/4:12-16. The following paper will discuss several vitamins with known influences on skeletal growth and indirect relationships with healthy growth. In addition, this paper will evaluate the potential need for vitamin supplementation in growing horse diets.

Crandell KM, 2000. Vitamin requirements in the horse. World Equine Veterinary Review. Vol. 5/8:15-20. Continued investigation into vitamin requirements in horses will broaden the understanding of the vital importance of these delicate organic compounds and to highlight the significance of optimal, not just minimal, nutrition in the equine.