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Horse General
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Equine Land Conservation Resource Announces Three New Educational Articles
Horse droppings on the trail create an ever-repeating theme, but other trail users are not quite so enthusiastic about horse manure on the trail.
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Wild Horse Advocates Team Up for Short Film on "The SAFE Act," Garnering Celebrity Support
Skydog Sanctuary is committed to passing The SAFE Act with their goal to raise awareness of the horse slaughter trade and inspire more people to oppose it.
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Quick Tip: Make Routine Horse Care Easier with Oral Sedation
Prescribed by your veterinarian, administered by you, Dormosedan Gel will help calm your horse during husbandry procedures such as hoof trimming/shoeing.
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Fed’l Court Allows Wild Horse Advocates to Intervene in Rancher Lawsuit
Ranchers with permits to graze cattle in mustang habitat claim Forest Service must remove horses, but wild horse advocates say federal law does not require removal of wild horses.
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What's So Great About Tevis - Horses and Riders Face Endurance Test
The Western States Trail Ride, "Tevis," covers 100 miles of the famous Western States and Immigrant Trails over the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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Maintain Your Horse's Safety This Fourth of July
In a recent horse owner survey examining the effects of fireworks on horses, 99 percent of respondents indicated their horse exhibited fireworks-related anxiety.
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Time To Ride Celebrates National Meet A Horse Day
National Meet A Horse Day is a great opportunity to introduce parents and kids to equine facilities in their local area.
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A New Kind of Horse-Crazy - Imagine Equine LLC Launches New Website and Equine-Inspired Creative Network
Imagine Equine is a creative network for all artists inspired by the magic of horses - Photography, modeling, drawing/painting, creative writing and more!
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How Your Horse Knows How You Are Feeling and What You Are Thinking
Research study results suggest that horses integrate human facial expressions and voice tones to perceive human emotions.
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Time To Ride Welcomes 62 Equine Facilities as Pilot Program Participants
The goal is to familiarize school-age children with horses through an initial series of six to eight lessons that include basic horse care as well as riding.