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Horse General
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Only Four Weeks Left to Adopt a Mustang and Compete for your shot at a $50,000 top prize!
Seize this incredible opportunity to adopt a mustang and highlight its talents on a national stage and with only a few weeks left, now is the perfect time to begin this exciting and rewarding journey!
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Eastern Tent Caterpillar Update: Protecting Horses and Trees Amid Late Winter Conditions
Eastern tent caterpillars are commonly observed on wild cherry, apple and crabapple trees, although they may also infest hawthorn, maple, peach, pear and plum.
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Horses and Humans Research Foundation Invites You to Two Free Webinars in April
This month’s webinars continue Horses and Humans Research Foundation’s commitment to education, offering valuable insights into equine and human well-being.
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Where We Go From Here! Improving Public Trust in How Horses Are Treated
Resistance within the equine community to accept that horses are our partners and all interactions between horses and people must be mutually beneficial threatens gains that have been made.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: The Self-Service Horse Barn
Whether you are transitioning due to a lifestyle change the self-service barn can alleviate a lot of headaches and responsibilities while allowing you to stay on property or rent it out.
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5 Signs Your Horse Is Stressed Out!
While scientists have yet to determine the exact line between acceptable and unacceptable stress, handlers can pay attention to signs that their horses aren't coping well with stress.
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More than ‘Four on the Floor’ with Equine Guelph Horse Trailer Safety Course
Designed to provide horse owners with knowledge and skills for safe transportation of equine companions, the Horse Trailer Safety course is part of Equine Guelph’s commitment to equine welfare.
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Monty Roberts Rethinks How We Keep Horses in Stalls
Most horses can accept and adapt to less movement than nature intended, yet it’s becoming more apparent by health challenges that it’s time to redesign the traditional box stall.
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Five Major Reasons for Shoeing Horses
Competent farriers will know when a horse will benefit from shoes and when a horse will be fine or better off without shoes since each horse must be assessed on an individual basis.
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Important Priorities in Caring for Your New Foal
it takes hard work, plenty of planning, and adherence to the best management principles available, but the rewards are great for both you and your horse.