A riding for the disabled centre in Norfolk has gone into lockdown after a horse tested positive for strangles.
A riding for the disabled centre in Norfolk has gone into lockdown after a horse tested positive for strangles.
The Magpie Centre near Downham Market says it's closing for around six weeks.
Strangles is a highly infectious respiratory disease in horses but can't be passed to humans.
The centre says strict biosecurity measures are in place with no volunteers or participants allowed on site.
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