Bay Equine Service

08/10/2026

Horse owner educational meeting at Fresh Meadows October 20, 2026.
SAVE THE DATE!

06/16/2026

Saratoga Raceway fire
You may have read about the devastating heartbreaking fire this morning with a loss of 17 standardbred horses. Only one horse broke free and survived.
Prayers are with the two trainers, owners, and grooms that lost horses and much of their livelihood, and everyone at the track.
We don’t know what the cause of this fire was yet. Please take a good look at your facilities.
Barn fires are frequently caused by electrical issues. This could be old faulty wiring, extension cords, or overloaded outlets. Be sure you have working GIF plugs. Are mice or other critters chewing electrical wires? Excessive birds nests? Also no smoking in a barn! A discarded cigarette butt thrown outside my indoor arena caused a fire at my farm a number of years ago. Manure piles can get very hot and cause a fire. Evaluate where your manure pile is, and if it needs attention.
I have a metal barn in the middle of a big open field, and installed lightning rods during construction.
Stay safe!

04/21/2026

Now Hiring! Weekend barn help in Huntingtown.

We are looking for help again. One of our employees got a full time position and will be leaving.
Experienced Barn Help needed in Huntingtown.
Currently need Saturday and Sunday mornings starting in May. Often here working alone so need to be comfortable with horses.
Schedule Is a little flexible, but a Saturday and Sunday is required.
Morning shift starts 7am , afternoon shift 3pm.
Each shift roughly 4 hours.
Cleaning stalls, moving horses in and out of fields, feeding horses, barn cleaning, and other routine barn chores. We are willing to wait for the right employee.
Email [email protected] or text Dr. Molesworth at 443–532–7669

03/26/2026

Sharing this for those clients that are interested. This is an American Association of Equine Practitioner talk open to clients. It is FREE, BUT you do have to register at the website listed in the graphic or in the link of the post.

What a wonderful opportunity to learn about Founder and Laminitis!

HORSE OWNER WEBINAR ALERT! 📢

Join us for our upcoming Horse Owner Education Committee webinar! Our topic will be "Oh Sugar! My Horse is Foundering!"

Join AAEP-member veterinarians Drs. Allie Catalino and Chelsea Folmar for an in-depth discussion about the two most common metabolic disturbances in horses: Cushing's Disease and Insulin Dysregulation. They will take you on a deep dive into diagnosis, treatment and management of these diseases, followed by discussion about laminitis, a common sequela.

Registration is FREE but required. A recording of the webinar will be available if you miss the live event. Register at https://events.zoom.us/ev/Aqk4QqZ8CSEZVzoTjoed1OchP7YIDfrDxmN7sn3bmdtN0eMBkO1X~AhLXYhuX8F4hYAwaFVb5RYYV903KHqLrJKTrAP-zT2spI-fUNInOwEr12A

This informative session is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

03/01/2026

Eagle visit!
Going to be a good day.
One or two eagles not in frequently stop at the tree on my driveway. Always good to see them.

02/28/2026

We are looking for help again!
Fresh Meadows is hiring!
Experienced Barn Help needed in Huntingtown.
Currently need Friday afternoons and Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Schedule Is a little flexible with a weekday afternoon shift.
Morning shift starts 7am , afternoon shift 3pm.
Each shift roughly 4 hours.
Cleaning stalls, moving horses in and out of fields, feeding horses, barn cleaning, and other routine barn chores. Available immediately, but willing to wait for the right employee.
Email [email protected] or text Dr. Molesworth at 443–532–7669

02/10/2026

Nothing quite like a busy day! Dr. Kelly started out with a normal scheduled day, which quickly turned into heading to 2 emergencies one after another.

First up was a goat with urinary stones that were removed under sedation and pain meds. Intact and castrated male goats are at increased risks for urinary stones due to anatomy and diet. The stones pictured were just a little bit of what Dr. Kelly removed. Said goat is much happier tonight and is back to urinating.

Second emergency was a va**nal prolapse in a cow. Dr. Kelly used multiple treatment techniques to get this girl back to normal before she calves. Everything is sutured closed in a way that is safe, allows her to keep her va**na/ va**nal canal in place, and also allows those ties to break easily and allow her to calve normally.

01/21/2026

Fresh Meadows is hiring!
Experience Barn Help needed in Huntingtown. A two hour shift Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and Sunday afternoons roughly 330 to 5:30 PM.
Cleaning stalls, moving horses in and out of fields, feeding horses, barn cleaning, and other routine barn chores. Available immediately, but willing to wait for the right employee .
se Email [email protected] or text Dr. Molesworth at 443–532–7669

12/29/2025

Stay Vigilant!