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Collaborating With Horses to Develop Emotional Intelligence
Researchers in the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture recently completed one of the first studies to explore how working with horses can develop emotional intelligence in humans.
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National Wild Horse and Burro Programs
The Obama Administration is in the process of creating sweeping new policies to determine the future of our national forests for generations to come. These policies, known as the Forest Planning Rule, lay out the ârules of the roadâ for the U.S.
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Helmet Awareness Day for Equestrians Announced
Riders4Helmets.com has teamed up with leading helmet manufacturers to host International Helmet Awareness Day 2012 on Saturday June 9th. Building on the success of National Helmet Awareness Day 2010 (USA) and International Helmet Awareness Day 2011, parti
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AAEP and EQUUS Fellowships Encourage Research
The American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation will award two research graduates with the first-ever EQUUS Foundation Research Fellows, to be presented Nov. 20 during the American Association of Equine Practitionersâ 57th Annual Convention
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How To Build A Great Relationship With Your Horse
View this high-definition video on Bay Area Equestrian Network .
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Fairgrounds Barn Fires Ruled Arson
Investigators say a fire that destroyed four barns at the Kentucky state fairgrounds was intentionally set. Four barns were destroyed and several others damaged in the blaze that was reported at about 2 a.m. Sept. 2. here were not animals in the ba
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Rachel Alexandra Makes History in New York
Three-year-old Rachel Alexandra won her eighth race in as many outings this year when she became the first filly to win the Sept. 5 Woodward Stakes at Saratoga in New York.
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Zenyatta or Blame? Winner of Horse of Year
 Ballots for the thoroughbred Horse of the Year are due on Tuesday, January 4, 2011. Known as the Eclipse Awards, Horse of the Year is the most prestigeous award in American thoroughbred horse racing.  The Horse of the Year will be honored on Jan
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Plight of Mustangs Highlighted by Float
Winning the Past Presidents' Award for most effective use and presentation of flowers, the Saving America's Mustangs [no-glossary]float serves as a reminder to the 54 million viewers of the Pasadena Rose Bowl Parade that the plight of thousand
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Horses Swim to Safety in Flood
RSPCA inspectors have helped a number of stranded horses swim to safety through floodwaters that have inundated 22 towns and cities along with vast swathes of countryside as big as the states of California, Nevada, and Maine combined.