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Second Careers for Racehorses: The Transition from Racetrack to Ribbons
With their versatility and great work ethic, a retired racehorse can be hugely rewarding, but itâs important to do your homework in order to find the most suitable mount for you.
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Gentle Horse Training – Fairly Tale or….
Since horses are genetically wired to require a herd leader at all times even in my herd of two, me and my horse, I needed to be the herd leader to be safer.
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Horses and Water Sometime Don't Mix Well! No Pun Intended
The bottom line is â Dear Horse, please keep out of the water! Which means we have to find ways to protect them from falling in pools, creeks, cisterns and even their own troughs.
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Modern Look At ... THE HOOF Offers Unprecedented Horse Hoof Care Information
From the casual rider to farrier to barefoot trimmer to trainer to veterinarian ⦠thereâs information for every horse caregiver in the new horse care book, A Modern Look At ... THE HOOF.
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Rash of Stolen Horses Worry North Alabama Horse Owners
Since August 2014, 21 horses and mules have been stolen from 7 counties in northern Alabama and authorities think these numbers may be just the tip of the iceberg.
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Mud and Cold Lead to Horse Death
A horse trapped in mud for several hours near Urbana, Maryland, was euthanized Monday night after a lengthy rescue effort involving about 30 people.
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Two New Must-Have Books for Your Equine Library
Bonnie Marlewski-Probert, founder of Whitehall Publishing and veteran horsewoman is proud to announce the release of two new books: One Brain Injury Will Change Your Mind! Written by Deb Lewin and Classical Dressage with Wolfgang May, written and compiled
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Authorities Seize 21 Horses after Alert from Passerby
Indiana authorities in Henry County report that a north Henry County man has surrendered 21 horses, a dog and five puppies after the deaths of four horses on his property.
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28 Neglected Horses Rescued in Galveston, Texas
The owner was charged with animal cruelty after officers observed on many occasions over a period of time the horses without proper food or water, no shelter from the weather, and living in otherwise squalid conditions.
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Honoring the Horse: National Equine Conference Announced
The Humane Society of the United States will be hosting its first national equine event, Honoring the Horse, at the New Orleans Convention Center on March 31 and April 1, 2015.