K-Staters - tell me about your equine program

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Hey all...just wanting some info on what the equine program is like at K-State. Caseload, equine population (mostly Western, or is it more diverse?) etc...

Also any general info on the area would be great!

Thanks!

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Not an equine person and haven't had that rotation yet...but...I think our equine department is pretty darn good. I'd guess we have a medium/average to high caseload compared to other places across the board. All of our equine people are really nice and VERY good at what they do. We do see a lot of performance (Western) horses, but a good number of Standardbreds and TBs. Some dressage/equitation horses, though not as many as those who make their living on the track. :) Plenty of halter horses, too. And don't forget the minis, donkeys, mini-donks and mini-zebras...

Probably not very helpful, but that's all I know. Usually the equine folks are pretty busy. The economy has hurt EVERYONE's caseload, so just keep that in mind....
 
I'm just a first-year with barely half a clue, but when I wander through the equine facilities and/or go to rounds, there always seems to be something interesting going on. From the other schools I'm acquainted with, I'd agree with alliecat that we're probably in the middle-high range for equine caseload.
 
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