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Two Missouri Horses Stolen and One Comes Home. Where's Babe?
On Tuesday, May 26, 2014, two horses were standing in an Oregon County pasture when the sun went down. Wednesday morning there was no trace of the two.
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Record Number of Americans Protest Wild Horse Roundup Scheduled to Appease Handful of Utah Ranchers
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has received a record number of public comments from over 35,000 individual citizens protesting a planned roundup of hundreds of wild horses from public lands in southwestern Utah.
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CSU Equine Veterinary Alum Hopes for Triple Crown Win -- By A Nose
The nasal strip worn by Triple Crown contender and racing phenom California Chrome â patterned after a human version that deters snoring â occurred to equine veterinarian Dr. Ed Blach in the middle of the night.
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Back Country Horsemen of America Helps Keep Our Nation's Landscape Clean
Back Country Horsemen of America defends our right to ride horses on public lands, and they also believe strongly in recreating responsibly, whether we ride horses, mountain bikes, or ATVs, or simply use our own two feet.
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Federal Court Asked to Toss Nevada Ranchers' Anti-Mustang Lawsuit
âWe are hopeful that the court will dismiss this case, which is yet another meritless legal assault on federally protected wild horses and burros by ranchers who view these national icons as competition for cheap, taxpayer-subsidized grazing on our publ
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International Horsemanship Conference To Showcase Friendly Advice
Jonathan Field and Friends intend to stage this as an annual event, and have designed this conference as a co-operative, cross-discipline, educational-style event that mixes in entertainment and a trade show.
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5 Safety Tips for Keeping Visitors and Horses Safe
With the arrival of summer visitors including children, horse owners need to have strict safety rules in place for anyone coming to visit them and their horses.
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Soul Deep in Horses Will Wring You Dry
Melde's memoir is as much a travel adventure as a book for horse lovers. It takes readers around the world as she dabbles in different disciplines such as racing, adventure riding, packing, cow girling and endurance riding.
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The Horse That God Loves Pull Upset in Selene
The multiple stakes winner, Paladin Bay, trained to perfection by Harold Ladouceur for his wife, Jessie, displayed grit and determination to win a hard-fought, thrilling nose victory with regular rider Gerry Olguin aboard.
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Will California Chrome Race at Belmont? Depends on Nasal Strip!
Although trainer Art Sherman has made no threats about the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner passing on a chance to become a Triple Crown winner, he has suggested it is a possibility if the horse is not allowed to wear his customary nasal strip.