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$100,000 Thoroughbred Makeover Attracts Top Horse Trainers from Ten Sports
âRetired Racehorse Project has released a list of 480 trainers from 45 states, three Canadian Provinces and England who will acquire and train a recently retired racehorse for the $100,000 Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium scheduled for Octob
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Equine Guelph Focuses on Reducing Horse Barn Fires Through Education
âGayle Eckert encourages two key points to reduce fire risks on horse farms; if possible, store all straw and hay in a separate building and check all electricals since horse barns can put more demand on an existing electrical systems.â
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Help! My Horse Is Trying To Kill Me
âWendy explained that every time she visited her six year old Paint mare, Paige would charge, rear-up with striking hooves and gnashing teeth, chasing Wendy out of the paddock and arena.â
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Public Outraged by BLM Planned Wild Horse Sterilization Experiments
âPublic outrage is rising over a planned series of inhumane, dangerous and experimental sterilization procedures by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management on 225 mares at the agencyâs Wild Horse Corrals in Hines, Oregon.â
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Texas Horse Owners Warned To Be on Alert for Horse Thieves
âThe owner of a horse reported missing from a ranch in Texas wants to warn others to be on the lookout for horse thieves who strike in the middle of the night and has requested the help of NetPosse to help find Bullseye.â
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Ontario Barn Fire Kills Twelve Horses
âTwelve horses died in a barn fire that erupted at a private farm in southern Ontario, Canada.â
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Beware of the Unsuspected Killer Lurking in Your Horse Barn This Winter
âWinter barn and stable fires cause injury, death, property damage and untold misery, and the fact is that more barn and stable fires occur during the months of January, February and March than any other time of the year.â
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Horses Perish after Falling into Icy Slough
âFriends, neighbors, a veterinarian, fire fighters and police pitched in to help rescue horses that fell into an icy slough in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.â
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An Eye-opener for Horse Owners – Equine Guelph Behaviour and Safety eWorkshop
âAn education in how horses react to what they perceive as frightening doesnât need to come from the school of hard knocks instead, the Equine Guelph Behaviour and Safety eWorkshop teaches horse owners to read their horses body language and understan
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127th Pasadena Rose Parade Features Horses and Equestrian Units Galore!
âHorses and equestrian units are integral part of the 127th Pasadena Rose Parade highlighting a wide variety of breeds including Andalusians, Clydesdales, Percherons, and Saddlebreds with skilled riders, eye-catching costumes and hand-crafted tack.â