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Equijet specializes in flying your horse domestic or internationally to arrive in top condition to horse shows, race tracks, polo tournaments or breeding farms. Our service includes airports-pickup and delivery, handling additional equipment, all necessary paperwork, customs and any quarantine needed.
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Wellington, Fla. - Mar. 5, 2021 - The recent outbreak of the EHV-1 virus in Europe has raised concerns among equestrians worldwide about the safety of their horses while at large competitions. The transportation of equines during this time is crucial to controlling a potentially dangerous outbreak. At this time, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that transportation requirements and testing procedures for equine import have not changed. You can access the current response guidelines for Equine Herpes virus set forth by the USDA here. The health and well-being of...
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently shared some guidance regarding the updated protocols on equine testing during import quarantine. These protocols, referred to formally as VS Guidance 13407.2 Testing of Equidae During Import Quarantine, will apply and be enforced at all import quarantine facilities as of January 25, 2021.
What do these protocols entail?
According to the USDA, the protocols are outlined as follows:
Imported horses must test negative to official tests for dourine, glanders, equine piroplasmosis, and equine infectious anemia to qualify for release from import quarantine in accordance to...
The 2020 EquiJet $7,500 U25 Championship at Angelstone Tournaments has come to a close! Following three rounds of exciting competition, Mathieu Michot and Bretzelle D’Arthenay were named as the 2020 victors thanks to two top-three placings that pushed them to the top of the leaderboard. ...
Following its successful debut partnership with Angelstone Tournaments in 2019, EquiJet is thrilled to once again be working with one of North America's top venues to produce the EquiJet $7,500 U25 Championship for the 2020 season....
EquiJet is pleased to introduce one of the vital members of the crew, Ann Post, the Documentation Supervisor based out of Houston. ...
EquiJet is excited to introduce Paul Zamierowski, EquiJet's Logistics Operations Manager for the Miami Market....
As COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to affect the equestrian industry across the world, EquiJet is keeping a close eye on things for its customers...
How should horse owners react to COVID-19, also known as "coronavirus," as it affects the world? Wherever in the world your horse needs to go, do you know how to prepare and what to expect?...
EquiJet is closely monitoring the situation around the world with regards to COVID-19 and how it affects the global equestrian industry. At this time, EquiJet's operations are running as normally as possible....
Ocala, Fla. - Mar. 5, 2020 - For the third consecutive year, Will Coleman (USA) galloped to the top of the podium in the Ocala Horse Properties (OHP) Eventing Prix Invitational. Coleman rode TKS Cooley, the mount he won with in 2019 as well, and produced the only clear show jumping round to snag the win. For his brilliant riding, Coleman was awarded $6,600 in prize money, in addition to a $5,000 travel voucher from EquiJet. EquiJet was proud to be a returning sponsor and the Official Equine Air Transportation for the 2020 installment...