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Horse General
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Virtual Sale of Horses Trained by Nevada Inmates Coming November 2020
Twenty horses trained by Nevada inmates will be up for auction next week in a virtual bid.
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As Autumn Progresses into Winter, Maintain a Healthy Horse Environment
Important preparations for winter's arrival include checking out and repairing fence lines, managing pastures, checking barns and stables for roof leaks, and maintenance needs, and proactive manure management.
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Protect Your Horse from Spooks this Halloween
Noise and costumes that go with Halloween festivities can lead to injuries to Halloween revelers and horses when horses are surprised by trick or treaters.
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Lovely Pumpkins Everywhere! Treat Your Horse to Orange Fruits of the Vine
With Halloween and Thanksgiving approaching, the fall season brings an abundance of pumpkins, making these orange fruits of the vine readily available and a good buy, so why not treat your horse to some tasty pumpkin treats
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Dominique's Smiles ~ A Miniature Horse Making The World A Happier Place One Smile At A Time With Some Help From Her Friends
At just 32 inches high at his wither, mini therapy horse Dominique may be small in stature, but the amount of pleasure he brings to folks with his presence is huge.
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Telemedicine - A Big Help for Horse Owners during the Pandemic!
With many equine veterinarians establishing telemedicine services, a call will often help solve health issues and determine if in-person/horse visits are necessary.
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A Girl, A Horse, A Dog, And 2,600 Miles
Chapman details moments of heroism and beauty, as well as the startling and tragic, yielding a read that convinces one of the magnificence of the countryside and the generosity of the people.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series - Horse Hay Budget Hacks
Keep poor quality hay away from your horse and invest in clean and green, properly cured (less than 14% moisture) hay that is specifically produced for horses as opposed to other livestock.
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Check List for Winterizing Horse Stables and Paddocks
Now that the days are shorter and getting colder, and your horses will be spending more time in their stalls, it's important to go over your stable and paddock to check for repairs to keep them safe.
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Free Youth Equine Behaviour and Safety Course to begin this November!
Equine Guelph is setting up a free virtual classroom for youth (13 – 17), where they will be able to take an Equine Behaviour and Safety course.