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Horse General
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Celebrate Your Love Of Horses With Fantasia
Attend Equine Affaire's musical celebration of the horse, April 11-13!
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series presents: "32 and You: An Owner's Guide to Genetic Tests in Horses"
Dr. Callum Donnelly, assistant professor in the Section of Theriogenology at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, will provide owners with a guide to genetics tests in horses.
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ASPCA Celebrates a Year of Progress and Collaboration for At-Risk Equines
In support of advancing programs that support at-risk and adoptable equines, the ASPCA granted nearly $1 million to over 30 equine adoption organizations and industry partners in 2023.
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Study Shows Horses Blink Less, Twitch Eyelids More When Stressed
While stress can be measured in several ways, Merkies and her team wanted a non-invasive measurement, so they decided to test whether a horse's eyes offer clues.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Interior Design Tips For Your Tack Room
A tack room should have plenty of space for baskets and bins for horse ‘clobber’ such as bandages, bell boots and exercise equipment should be kept handy and hopefully in easy to see locations.
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Rutgers Annual Horse Management Seminar to Include a Virtual Series Again in 2024
The mission of the Equine Science Center is 'Better Horse Care through Research and Education' to advance the well-being and performance of horses and the equine industry.
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Does Your Horse Really Need That Blanket?
A damp or wet blanket draped over a horse in the cold can do much more harm than it could ever do good, but in extremely cold conditions, any type of horse may need a winter blanket.
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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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5 Horse Riding Tips to Start 2024 on the Right Foot
Take time to steadily warm up your horse in spring, summer and autumn but especially winter when the temperature dips and it’s damp because your horse’s joints are delicate.
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Monty Roberts' New Series - First Rides on a Rescue Horse
All of our transition horses are desensitized to a variety of objects and stimuli and undergo both a ground-based and ridden training program to make them safe and willing partners for their future owners.