EPM the Master of Disguise Part 2 of 3 Dr. Sam Crosby

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Episode 42 of

Endurance Horse Podcast

Stories of EPM & Dr. Sam Crosby, DVM

Part 2 of a 3 part series

Created by: Christina Hyke

April 2021

Most difficult day of my life spurred me into creating a three part series on EPM.

In Part 2 of 3 episodes with a focus to shed light on EPM. Most horse owners that have even heard of EPM equate this disease as showing up as a horse with a wobbly or drunken hind end, though there are many small, red flags that show up long before a sudden onset of EPM. EPM is an infection of protozoa that attack the central nervous system of the end host, the horse. Some varieties of this protozoa tend more towards attacking the muscle, to learn more tune into this episode of Endurance Horse Podcast where we will hear two more stories from horse owners followed by an interview with Dr. Sam Crosby, DVM of Crosby Equine Services.

Sandy Patmore, Michigan USA

Amy Maguire, USA

Dr. Sam Crosby, DVM Oklahoma, USA

Crosby Equine Service on Facebook

Veterinarians Encouraging and Teaching VET Program

About Dr. Sam Crosby -

American Association of Equine Practitioners

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Christina Hyke, creator of Endurance Horse Podcast and WARHORSE Endurance Challenges. In 2021 Wisconsin State Horse Council named Christina ‘Horse Person of the Year’ for her philanthropy, her work with Endurance Horse Podcast and WARHORSE Endurance Challenges. The previous year Endurance Horse Podcast won an international award given by Equus Film and Arts Festival.

Chris lives in southern Wisconsin with her sweet husband, Jim and their three children. She has always loved the trails and spent every moment she could spare out riding for as long as she can remember.

It was the love of covering miles through beautiful territory hiking, running and riding on good horses that inspired her to create both Endurance Horse Podcast and WARHORSE Endurance as places where riders for riders to share stories with others from around the world.

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Cheers & Happy Trails!