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1 week ago | 
equimanagement.com | Carly Sisson
In this episode, Sallie Hyman, VMD, DACVIM-LA, CVA, CVTP, MBA, discussed the objective lameness evaluation technology Equinosis Q. She explained different applications for this technology and how she’s incorporated it into her practice. She also briefly discussed some other objective lameness technologies currently on the market, including Sleip.
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1 week ago | 
soundingsonline.com | Carly Sisson
Billowing white sails punctuate a pastel sky as two catboats glide across glass-calm water. Maritime artist Michael Keane was known for his use of luminous colors and fine details, which imbued his works with a romantic atmosphere. In this 24-inch by 36-inch oil-on-canvas painting Reaching Cats, he captures the warmth and serenity of a summer day on the water in New England.
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2 weeks ago | 
soundingsonline.com | Carly Sisson
It’s launch day for Fantasy, a 55-foot motoryacht built by the Camden Shipbuilding Company for poet and author Donald Parson. In this photo—taken in 1949, by photojournalist Jim Moore—she has just splashed in Camden Harbor, a small skiff standing by to offer assistance. Soon, she will depart Maine and set course for her new homeport in New York. Fantasy was the creation of naval architect Geerd Hendel, whose designs had a profound impact on Maine’s shipbuilding industry.
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3 weeks ago | 
equimanagement.com | Carly Sisson
In this episode of the Disease Du Jour podcast, Erica Macon, MS, PAS, PhD, joined us to discuss equine metabolic syndrome and insulin dysregulation. She talked about diagnostic tools, feeding recommendations, pharmaceutical treatments, ongoing research, and more.
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1 month ago | 
equimanagement.com | Carly Sisson
In this episode of the Disease Du Jour podcast, Travis Tull, DVM, DACVS, joined us to discuss cervical nerve root compression in horses, including clinical signs, diagnosis, and management. He also described a surgical technique for treating the condition called percutaneous endoscopic foraminotomy, which he has helped pioneer in the United States.
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1 month ago | 
soundingsonline.com | Carly Sisson
Among the top marine companies of its day, Stephens Brothers Boat Builders and Designers became famous for its elegant pleasure craft, which is produced throughout its 85-year history. This American company was founded in the back yard of brothers Theodore and Robert Stephens. Their boatbuilding firm in Stockton, California, operated from 1902 to 1987. Over the years, the company became famous for its elegantly designed pleasure craft, including sailboats, speedboats, cruisers and private yachts.
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1 month ago | 
soundingsonline.com | Carly Sisson
Coming soon from Newport Yacht Builders is Hull No. 3 of the Mussel Ridge 46. This custom model is designed for high-performance sportfishing and comfortable family cruising. It’s slated for completion at the builder’s Newport, Rhode Island, production facility in April 2026. This new boat is the company’s third to utilize a Mussel Ridge hull.
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1 month ago | 
equimanagement.com | Carly Sisson
In this episode of the Disease Du Jour podcast, Isabelle Kilcoyne, DVM, DACVS, joined us to discuss regional limb perfusions. She talked about clinical applications, antibiotic selection, her recommended techniques, and more. Regional limb perfusion is a technique for treating equine limb infections. It involves isolating the horse’s limb from systemic circulation by placing a tourniquet and then administering a high concentration of antibiotics to that portion of the limb.
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2 months ago | 
soundingsonline.com | Carly Sisson
In this scene from 1937, a trap fisherman delivers the day’s catch to a cold storage plant in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Trap fishing is an ancient practice utilized by Indigenous peoples for more than 5,000 years, with early fish traps constructed from tree branches and stone. More contemporary iterations arrived to Cape Cod in the early 1800s and soon transformed the area’s commercial fishing industry.
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2 months ago | 
equimanagement.com | Carly Sisson
In this episode of the Disease Du Jour podcast, Sally DeNotta, DVM, PhD, DACVIM, joined us to talk about equine infectious disease patterns and emerging threats. She also offered advice on how veterinarians can help protect their patients, especially in the face of natural disasters and climate change.
