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Horse General
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Keep Your Horse Safe When 4th of July Fireworks Go Off
When the noise of fireworks is sudden and loud, the consequences for a horse can be catastrophic.
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"Wild Lands Wild Horses" - July 2 - World Premiere
The pilot episode of 'Wild Lands Wild Horses' documentary series will have a virtual screening for the Jersey Shore Film Festival on July 2nd at 5:00 pm EST.
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Dr. Juliet Getty Speaks on the Hormonal Response to Stress - Causes, Impact, and Repair on Monty Roberts' Horsemanship Radio
Dr. Juliet Getty, internationally respected equine nutritionist, shares tips about horses' hormonal response to stress and more in interview with Monty Roberts' daughter, Debbie Roberts Loucks.
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July/August Issue of Appaloosa Journal Free to View Online Courtesy of Fossil Gate Farms
Appaloosa Journal is a showcase of trends and styles readers love, and a perfect example of what readers are so passionate about - color, style, versatility and beauty.
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Certified Horsemanship Association's June Blog on Hay Banks
When times are tough, and people have to worry about how to feed their family, hay banks provide assistance so people don't have to worry as much.
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Strands of Hope: How to Grieve the Loss of a Horse
I had finally processed my grief and enough time had gone by so I could share my experiences in order to help other equestrians.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series - What to Know Before You Mow That Meadow
Collaboration with an expert is always a good idea before you either graze horses in a pasture or mow down a meadow for hay.
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Newt, Davidsville, PA Horse Missing and Believed To Be Stolen
The stolen stallion is a buckskin American Quarter Horse and is registered with the American Quarter Horse Association.
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Certified Horsemanship Association's June Training Tuesday on 'Horses in the Morning,' Breath: The Fifth Natural Aid
The training show on Horses in the Morning for this Tuesday, June 16, 2020 at 10 a.m. ET is on Breath: The Fifth Natural Aid.
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Equine Ophthalmology Care at UC Davis Inspires Children’s Book
When Derrick, an 8-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding, developed cataracts in both eyes, his intended career as a hunter didn't allow much room for imperfect vision.