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Horse General
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Colleges and Universities Taking Advantage of Benefits and Educational Programs Offered by the Certified Horsemanship Assn
âColleges and universities with equine programs that are not yet CHA Program Members are encouraged to join CHA, learn how to put on a clinic, use CHAâs manuals as textbooks, and participate in other activities.â
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America’s War Horse Comes to Pimlico for Preakness Week
Robin Hutton, author of New York Times bestseller Sgt. Reckless, will hold a book signing at Pimloco racetrack the day before the Preakness Stakes on May 15, 2015.
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Federal Court Dismisses State of Wyoming Cattlemen’s Anti-Mustang Lawsuit
Statewide, Wyomingâs wild horse population levels are far below the high âAllowableâ Management Level of 3,722 wild horses, a number established by BLM land use plans.
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Veteran Advocate Named by Horses4Heroes
Communicating effectively with a horse requires the rider to demonstrate assertiveness, direction, and initiative; important skills that enable the veteran and families to express their needs and rights more effectively in other relationships and in the f
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54 Horses, 7 Goats Rescued from Deplorable Conditions in Tennessee
Volunteer Equine Advocates, Horse Haven and Safe Harbor Equine and Livestock Sanctuary will nurse the 54 Tennessee horses back to health and ultimately find them new homes with initial funding for care from HSUS.
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Spring Cleaning - Getting Your Horse Ready for the Show Season
A free webcast by My Horse University eXtension, Spring Cleaning: Getting Your Horse Ready for the Show Season, is coming on Apr 28, 2015.
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AAEP Announces Summer Continuing Education Opportunities for Equine Veterinarians
AAEP announces summer continuing education opportunities for equine veterinarians with courses in diverse areas of equine medicine.
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Three South Carolina Miniature Horses Have a New Home After Being Neglected
Spartanburg Animal control was called to Delmar Miniature Horse Farm in Inman on April 11 after a passer-by reported seeing animals in poor health.
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Mounting Death Toll from BLM Wyoming Wild Horse Roundup Shows Dark Side of Government Program
Over 75 wild horses captured in Bureau of Land Managementâs fall 2014 âWyoming Checkerboard roundupâ died in the days and months after capture.
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Famous Rutgers University Horse Dies at Age 42
Lord Nelson was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct he broke free and raced down the sideline at Giants Stadium to become the only horse ever flagged in a college football game.