The Emerging Risks Associated with Keyless Push Button Ignitions on Automobiles Keyless ignition systems in automobiles have been around since the mid-1990s. But as their popularity has grown, presumably for their convenience and ease, so have the inherent and substantial safety risks associated with these systems.
Bleeding is a common condition in horses resulting from normal training, racing or performing, and always has been. Most types of horse are susceptible to nose and lung bleeding, Thoroughbred, Standard bred, Quarter horse, Thoroughbred cross and Arab horses.
Nerve damage and bone infection can also occur. Treatment involves permanently clamping off the vessel, which presumably stops the supply of nutrients to the fungus, effectively killing it. It also decreases the chance of a fatal bleed. Another cause of nosebleeds in horses occurs after bouts of intense exercise.