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Horse General
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Video Exposes Cruelty by Tennessee Walking Horse Trainer
"This damning footage, plain evidence of criminal cruelty to horses that Wheelon and his defense team tried to prevent from getting out into the public domain, is now being released to the public.â
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Releasing Tension Using the Horse’s Natural Instincts
"By using the correct techniques, and knowing the responses to look for in your horse, you are able to get a release of accumulated stress that affects mobility, comfort, attitude, training and performance.â
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BLM Delays Start Date for Controversial Horse Sterilization Experiments Amidst Lawsuits and Public Outcry
âAn open letter to Secretary Jewell challenged her to watch the eyewitness video of the surgical sterilization procedure,called an âovariectomy-by-colpotomy,â a procedure called âarchaicâ and âbarbaricâ by equine groups, which will be duplic
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What Your Horse Might Have to Say About One-Sidedness
âIf you use the correct level of light touch or pressure, and follow what the horse's body is telling you, you will help the horse release the tension on its own and you will see immediate improvement in mobility, comfort, attitude and performance.â
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StopThemSally Campaign Launched to Halt Cruel Wild Horse Sterilization Experiments
âThousands of Citizens Join American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign (AWHPC) in Appealing to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell to Reform BLM Wild Horse Burro Program with the #StopThemSally social media campaign.â
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Mother-Daughter Volunteer Team Win $2,500 Grant for Equine Rescue
âThree deserving equine charities were selected as the winners of the 2016 Win A Grant program thanks to the dedication of their volunteers and Ariat International, the sponsor of the EQUUS Foundation Champions volunteer program.â
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Managing Yearling Horses During the Sales Season
âHow can owners best prepare a yearling horse for the changes involving his feeding program, the amount of time the young horse spends in a stall, or simply adjusting to new sights when the yearling is going to be sold? Nutritional management is a start
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The Grass is Always Greener: A Quick Look at Horse Pasture Management from Sweet PDZ
âPasture management does not require fancy equipment but does require a well-thought out plan to help prolong the grazing season so you can watch your horses graze in the early morning to your hearts content.â
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Louisiana Horses in Need of Donations Following Historic Flooding
âThe American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Foundation and other Louisiana veterinary organizations are seeking donations to assist with the rescue and care for horses impacted by the current flooding in Louisiana.â
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Adopted Horses: A Second Chapter
âThere are thousands of horses in need across the country available for adoption. We recommend contacting A Home for Every Horse to connect with your next horse.â