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Horse Business
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First-ever Equine Book Fair at Kentucky Horse Park
Hats Off Day is pleased to announce that the First Ever Equine Exclusive Book Fair will be held on Saturday, July 27th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the Kentucky Horse Park.
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The Whip - A Magazine for Carriage-Driving Horse Owners
The American Driving Society represents carriage drivers in the United States and Canada with over 3,000 members and 90 ADS recognized competitions held across North America each year.
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National Reining Horse Assn to Host FEI World Cup
The FEI Reining World Cup is a thrilling competition involving the best individual reiners in the world and is open to the best-ranked athletes from each National Federation.
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From Hayfields to Horse Farms to Land Conservation
The Conservation Members Program is designed to provide targeted information and opportunities to individuals and groups at the grass roots level to keep land open for horses.
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Merial Focuses on Educating Horse Owners on Timely Issues
Merial is helping horse owners by providing high-quality, proven health care products and by educating them about important health care issues.
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Ariat Sponsors Dedicated Horse Trainer Frank Madden
Ariat International, the leader in innovative Western and English footwear, apparel and accessories, has recently signed head trainer of Old Salem Farm, Frank Madden.
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Dancing with the Stars Meets Equestrian Entertainment
An immersion into life behind-the-scenes and on stage, Arabian Nights participants can choose specialty riding (bareback!), trick riding, or a âcomboâ package with both.
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ELCR Expands Access to Resources for Horse Owners
Resources available through ELCR focus around six core issue areas related to land loss and how it affects equestrian access to land and the environment for horses.
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Miniature Horse World Picks Up Awards
The American Miniature Horse Associationâs publication, Miniature Horse World, picked up 2 awards at the AHP Annual Awards competition.
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Short Time Discount on AHA Registration for Horses 2 and Older
By extending this money-saving offer, the Arabian Horse Association hopes to record horses that have gone unregistered past the age of 2 continuing the pedigree legacy.