| 11. | It has a high level of resistance to piroplasmosis, which is endemic to Menorca.
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| 12. | The parasite causes piroplasmosis, a sometimes fatal disease that is rare in the United States.
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| 13. | Babesiosis is also known as piroplasmosis.
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| 14. | Piroplasmosis, transmitted by ticks, is common in Europe and South America and can be fatal.
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| 15. | Georgia ordinarily does not allow infected horses into the state, where piroplasmosis has been virtually eradicated.
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| 16. | Piroplasmosis is an infection that can cause high fever, jaundice and enlargement of the spleen and lymph nodes.
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| 17. | The disease, piroplasmosis, is pervasive, but generally benign, in parts of Europe and South America.
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| 18. | Horses can be carriers of Piroplasmosis without showing any symptoms or signs of disease, which can be fatal.
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| 19. | Piroplasmosis has affected horses in Georgia in the past but " has been all but eradicated,"
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| 20. | One condition is that horses with piroplasmosis will be banned from taking part in the three-day event.
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