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Horse General
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A Home for Every Horse Announces their Second Equine Comeback Challenge
A Home for Every Horse is excited to announce their second Equine Comeback Challenge to be held at the 2014 Pennsylvania National Horse Show on October, 14, 2014.
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BLM Investigates Wild Horse Deaths at Kansas Corral
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has launched an investigation into the cause of death for 57 wild horses that were recently transferred to a corral in Scott City, Kan.
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Back Country Horsemen of America Helps Restore Trail after Forest Fire
Every trail has a history, and Back Country Horsemen of America defends our right to be a part of it from the back of a horse, the way our ancestors were.
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Enduring - Soul Deep in Horses: Memoir of an Equestrian Vagabond
Endurance riding is the Great Equalizer. It makes all people Normal. In real life, you can be rich or poor, old or young, short or tall, snooty or timid, a CEO, the king of a country, or a poop-shoveler, but youâre all equal.
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Research Shows that Horses Don't Favor One Sex Over the Other in Riders
Scientists have analyzed how horses are affected by the sex of their riders using parameters of stress and the results were surprising: the level of stress on a horse is independent of whether a man or a woman is in the saddle.
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Western Dressage Assn Meeting and Horse Show Coming Soon!
Join the Western Dressage Association of America in Tulsa, Oklahoma for their Fifth Annual meeting and World Championship Horse Show October 30, 2014-November 2, 2014.
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Maximizing the Benefits of Research for Growth and Development of the Horse
"The Growth and Development course will eliminate all the old wives' tales and myths, and replace tradition with hard facts from research and development," says course instructor Doug Nash.
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First Icelandic Pony Named to AERC's Hall of Fame
Remington, a 26-year-old Icelandic pony, has thrived in a sport dominated by Arabians and this year the American Endurance Ride Conference named Remington as their Hall of Fame Equine.
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Study Shows Horses Use Eyes and Ears to Communicate
"...we found that in horses their ear position was also a crucial visual signal that other horses respond to. In fact, horses need to see the detailed facial features of both eyes and ears before they use another horse's head direction to guide them."
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Cavalia Triumphantly Returns to Denver with its Latest Creation Odysseo
With its latest creation, Cavalia marries the equestrian arts, stage arts and high-tech theatrical effects at never-before-seen levels featuring 64 horses and 45 artists in a larger-than-life theatrical production.