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Horse General
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USRider: Tips for Horse Owners to Avoid Lockouts
"Getting stranded is stressful enough when itâs just you. Add a trailer with a few horses and the situation could become a big problem.
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First Appearance for EquiMania! at International Plowing Match & Rural Expo
The International Plowing Match celebrates the horse's role throughout history and today with a horse tent dedicated to demonstrations, the Canadian Cowgirls, Dodge RAM rodeo, plowing of course and EquiMania!.
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Sudden Behavior Changes in Your Horse - What is the Source?
Behavior changes in your horse can be baffling, upsetting and downright frustrating especially if you are preparing for a show or just want to relax on the trails.
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Judges Chosen for America's Most Wanted Thoroughbred Contest
The Americaâs Most Wanted Thoroughbred Contest is a part of the Thoroughbred Makeover: A Marketplace and National Symposium October 4-5, 2014, at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
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Coming Soon: Giving Your Horse the Best Chance During Disasters
Learn practical things that a horse owner should know and can do that will reduce risks to horses during fires, floods and storms.
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American CompetitiveTrail Horse Assn Documents 1,762 Horses Re-Employed
The American Competitive Trail Horse Association has records on all of the horses that participate as members and "Our registry indicated 1,762 horses have been taken out of rescues, or rescue situations, to work at ACTHA."
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Planning for the Final Goodbye
"Many of us, including veterinarians, can be highly emotional while dealing with our horses' illnesses, and the ability to make decisions can be hampered, especially when one is expected to make a tough decision within a short period of time."
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Equine Guelph Offering Equine Emergency and Large Animal Rescue Courses
Horse owners and emergency responders are invited to two workshops focusing on equine emergencies and large animal rescue training to be presented during September by Equine Guelp.
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BLM Wyoming Wild Horse Roundup Delayed as Advocates Appeal to Tenth Circuit
The push to remove the horses is coming from the Rock Springs Grazing Association, whose members view the mustangs as competition for cheap, taxpayer-subsidized livestock grazing on the public lands in the checkerboard.
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Penn State's Friendly Farm Program Leads to Healthier Horse Environments
The Penn State Extension Environmentally Friendly Farm Program is designed to recognize farms that adopt environmentally sound management practices that protect the environment and water quality.