“…Like humans, most infected horses do not manifest any clinical signs, but a small percentage can develop encephalitis and die 88,98 . Other clinical signs include depression, loss of appetite, colic, limb weakness, recumbency, and muscle fasciculation 27,84,93,[98][99][100][101] . A neurological syndrome may set in, manifesting as ataxia, stupor, behavioral changes, paralysis of one or more limbs, lateral decubitus, intense sweating, pedaling movements, seizures, and cranial nerve palsy opisthotonos, as well as other alterations like hemineglect 27,93 .…”