Narnia Farm, Inc.

04/22/2026

📣 EHV-1 Positive Case Alert: 📣

There was a positive case of EHV-1 Neurologic form at HITS Culpeper on 4/17/26.

42 horses housed in Barn 5 at the showgrounds have been placed under quarantine by the state vet. The positive horse’s home facility has also been placed under mandated quarantine.

The Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) remains the best place to get updated outbreak information:
https://www.equinediseasecc.org/alerts

What to do if your horse attended the show?

🌡 Monitor your horse’s temperature twice per day for 14 days. Any horses with a fever (temp greater than 101.5 F) should be tested for EHV-1.

If your horse was not in barn 5, and if you have not been placed under a quarantine by the state vet, then your horse is not considered directly exposed.

Horses with no direct exposure have no mandated movement restrictions at this time.

📌 Upcoming shows:

If you have any shows coming up, please check in with the host facility for any updated restrictions/rules they may be implementing for their facility.

📞 Questions or concerns?
Feel free to reach out to us by calling 434-951-9225!

04/21/2026

Lexington, Va. – April 21, 2026 – Following further guidance from US Equestrian (USEF) and the Virginia State Veterinarian on April 20 regarding horses that competed at HITS Culpeper, the Virginia Horse Center…

03/15/2026

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12/25/2025

12/02/2025

Riders are now required to trot a circle at the end of their round to show soundness in Equitation, Adult Amateur, Children’s Hunter, Low Children’s Hunter, Low Children’s Hunter Pony, and USHJA Hunter sections.

🔗 Visit ushja.org/knowbeforeyoushow for our guide to key rule changes for 2026.

11/21/2025

An outbreak of what officials are calling a “particularly aggressive strain” of equine herpesvirus-1 in Central Texas has led to confirmed cases of equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy, the sometimes-fatal neurologic disease linked to EHV-1, in three states and caused event organizers further away and in horse sports outside the rodeo world to start postponing planned events out of caution. At this point, however, USEF is not recommending cancellations within the sports it oversees. Story in comments

11/21/2025

***UPDATE***

As of 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 19, there are multiple confirmed cases of Equine Herpes Myleoencephalopathy, the neurologic form of EHV-1 and exposure risks in horses that attended the WPRA Finals in Waco, Texas between Nov. 5 and Nov. 9. We have confirmed two cases of EHM in horses that attended the Barrel Futurities of America World Championship at Lazy E Arena this week.

The BAF World Championship has been cancelled and horses who were at either event should be taken home, isolated, and quarantined for the next 14 days.

EHM spreads through horse contact, shared buckets and/or tack, contaminated trailers, airborne droplets from horses coughing or snorting and from people who handle exposed horses. Exposed horses that were at either of the events should be isolated at least 30 feet, but as far as possible, from other horses. Efforts to prevent air movement from exposed horses to unexposed horses should be made. Exposed horses are not allowed to move off the home premises until they have completed 14 days with no symptoms. Unexposed horses may travel to events, although it is recommended, they do not leave the premises unless truly necessary.

Owners should watch for:
Fever over 101.5
Nasal Discharge
Lethargy
Hind end weakness
Any neurological issues

If you notice any of the symptoms, please contact your veterinarian immediately. Cases that show neurological issues are considered a medical emergency.

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ANIMAL HEALTH ALERT

The Oklahoma State Veterinarian has been made aware of a possible Equine Herpesvirus Myeloencephalopathy exposure at the WPRA event in Waco, Texas Nov. 5 through Nov. 9.

We are working closely with Lazy E Arena, as some of the horses from the WPRA event could be in Guthrie this week for the Barrel Futurities of America World Championship.

If you are from Oklahoma and were at the WPRA event – it is recommended you go home and quarantine your horse. If EHM is confirmed, horses who were in the Waco event will be required to quarantine at home.

Owners should monitor the temperature of their horse for spikes of 101.5 or above and increase biosecurity measures.

For questions about quarantine or EHM exposure, call the Oklahoma State Veterinarian's office at 405.522.6141.

Updates will be provided as they become available.

11/09/2025

Preston didn't want to participate in the selfie. 🤷🏼‍♀️😍

11/03/2025

Yup......it's Monday! 😭😭😭

10/04/2025

🤣❤️🤪😆😇🤠 Preston

09/24/2025

2nd row SO FUN!!

09/24/2025

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