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400 swabs were collected from 200 horses (100 apparently healthyand 100 diseased ones) and 200 donkeys (100 apparently healthy and100 diseased ones). These samples were taken from abscess at lymphnodes, nose and rectum of equine animals.The incidence of Strept. equi sub. sp. equi was 52 (26%) in 200 horsesand 32 (16%) in 200 donkeys. This incidence of this microorganismswas 25 (12.5%) and 20 (10%) in diseased horses and donkey,respectively while, in an apparently healthy ones, it was 27 (13.5%)and 12 (6%) in horses and donkey respectively.The rate of isolation of Strept. equi sub. sp. equi was 27 (51.92%) and12 (37.5%) in apparently healthy horses and donkey while, indiseased ones, it was 25 (48.8%) and 20 (62.5%) in horses anddonkeys respectively.The isolates of Strept. equi sub. sp. equi were sensitive to ampicillin,with activity percent (95.24%) then to tetracycline (83.33%),streptomycin (83.33%) and gentamycin (83.33%), on other hand theywere less sensitive to erythromycin (35.91%), kanamycin (41.67%)and lincomycin (35.71%).

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF STREPTOCOCCUS EQUI SUBSPECIES EQUI FROM EQUINE WHICH SUFFER FROM STRANGLES