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Horse General
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Pony Club Awards College Scholarships to Members
âSix outstanding Pony Club members were awarded college scholarships through The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. for outstanding sportsmanship, stewardship, and leadership through horsemanship.â
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AERC Trails Grant Recipient Completes Successful Three-Year Trail Development Project
âUpon completion of the project, AERC Trails and Land Management Committee Chair Monica Chapman believed this project set an example and asked the Stalleys to share their experiences and lessons learned during the project to help provide a Trails Grant
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Making Responsible, Purposeful Breeding of Horses a Priority
âImpeccable stable management and genetics knowledge combined with understanding special nutrition and healthcare requirements for the broodmare, foal and breeding stallion are all prerequisites to breeding horses responsibly.â
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Back Country Horsemen of America Maintains and Repairs Multi-Use Trails
âBack Country Horsemen of America values our nationâs beautiful landscape and works hard to protect our right to enjoy these lands by horseback by keeping trails open and practicing sound outdoor ethics.â
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A Lost Treasure Found: Colonial Spanish Mission Horses Need Your Help
âThe Heritage Discovery Center, home of the Colonial Spanish Mission Horses, needs funding help to vaccinate the herd and fund local temporary staff or local experienced volunteers to assist with the horses.â
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Majestic Stallion Dies in BLM Hands: AWHPC Statement in Response to Death
âThe American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign is heartbroken by the passing of this majestic stallion. His story captured the hearts of millions, and his tragic death is shining a bright spotlight on the tragedy of the BLMâs roundup and stockpile pro
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Equine Industry Shows Stability and Signs of Growth
âAccording to results of a survey by American Horse Publications sponsored by Zoetis, the equine industry has found stability and shows positive signs of growth, especially among young adult horse owners and event participants.â
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USRider: A Look at Horse Trailer Accidents (Part 1 of 2)
âKnowing that you may have a trailer full of injured horses is enough to spike your adrenaline, but staying calm will benefit you and your horses, because there is nothing more you can do but deal with the situation in a calm manner.â
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Washington Horse Stolen - Owner Asks for Help in Finding Him
âThe owner of a 24-year-old Arabian horse, a bay with older teeth, a right rear sock, a star on his forehead and a snip on his nose, is asking the public's help in finding her horse which is presumed stolen.â
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Five Equine Service Volunteers Tell Their Stories
âThe EQUUS Foundation has the privilege of sharing the stories of five equine service volunteers each quarter who received Ariat boots in appreciation of their volunteer service on behalf of horses.â