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Horse Business
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New Thoroughbred Makeover Award for Top-Placed New York-Bred Horse
The Retired Racehorse Project has announced a new award to be offered at the 2018 Thoroughbred-Makeover, taking place Oct. 4-7.
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AAEP Foundation Announces 2018 Recipients of $75,000 Coyote Rock Ranch Scholarships
Three distinguished veterinary students aspiring toward careers in equine medicine are selected to receive a $75,000 scholarship.
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Common Issues of the Aging Horse
For horses, ageing has its challenges in key areas, but correct choice of supplements can help horses maintain and function more youthfully.
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Mustang Heritage Foundation Reaches 10,000 Wild Horse and Burro Placements and Witnesses Increased Momentum
Across the United States, wild horses and burros are placed into the Trainer Incentive Program created and managed by the Mustang Heritage Foundation to prepare them for adoption.
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Indiana Horse Racing Commission Commences Hair Testing at Indiana Grand
The Indiana Horse Racing Commission has incorporated a hair testing protocol for the finalists of the upcoming Harley Greene Derby Final for Quarter Horses.
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Equitopia Releases Part 2 in Subtle Lameness in Horses
"Recognizing Subtle Lameness" outlines a protocol for establishing the sources of underlying pain associated with subtle and obvious lameness in horses.
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Horses and Worms - Strongyle Egg Shedding
To follow the new worm control program in horses, the first step is to start doing fecal egg counts on the horses periodically.
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3rd Annual Stars & Stripes Summer Spectacular Coming Soon
The 3rd annual Stars &Stripes Summer Spectacular to take place at the 71st National Appaloosa Show and 2018 Youth World Show on Tuesday, June 26, 2018.
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Time To Ride Announces 2018 Challenge to Attract New Horse Enthusiasts
The Time To Ride approach gives barn owners an opportunity to introduce non-horsey people to the beauty and benefits horses bring to our lives.
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American Endurance Ride Conference Awarded Trail Grant by the Nat'l Wilderness Stewardship Alliance
Over 1,700 miles of horse trails will be maintained, signage added, structures repaired, and bridges will be replaced using these grant funds.