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Beverly Hills Going Equestrian for its 100th Birthday
Before cars with big horsepower raced along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, the thoroughfare featured actual horse power on a bridle path that extended along the Rodeo median north of the city to Sunset Boulevard and on to the ocean.
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Navajo Nation Agrees to New Approach to Wild Horse Overpopulation
Ben Shelly of Navajo Nation has agreed to work with Robert Redford and Governor Bill Richardson and their Foundation to Protect Wild Animals to develop humane ways to manage wild horse population.
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Fire Prevention Week - A Good Time for Horse Owners to Review Barn Fire Safety
Fire Prevention Week is a good time for horse owners to take make sure their barns and homes are fully protected from the ravages of fire.
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Liz Halliday on United States Equestrian Squad for FEI Nations Cup
Liz Halliday will make her first FEI Nations Cup appearance for the United States Equestrian squad this weekend, October 10-13, when the professional dual sportswoman takes part in the Team competition in Boekelo.
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Explore Equine Practices on a Global Level with Equine Guelph
An in-depth look into the current issues of wild horse management is just one of the many topics that will be explored in Equine Guelph's Global Perspectives in Equine Welfare course in January 2014.
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Show Ring Safety Protocols - A Must for Horses and Competitors
With the 2013 show season winding down, now is the time to begin planning to improve in-the-ring safety for 2014, advises HorseSafetyUSA.com.
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Cowboy Mounted Shooting Competition Returns to Amarillo
The Starline Showcase of Champions brings the worldâs top ten professional mounted shooting competitors in each of the six divisions together to determine the CMSAâs best horse and rider.
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Research Reveals Dangers of Conjugated Equine Estrogens for Women
A new research study may please horse advocates who have questioned the use of mares to produce the urine necessary for making the drug Premarin.
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Thoroughbred Makeover and Symposium Receiving Live HRTV Coverage
26 trainers from 15 states and Canada will perform with 26 ex-racehorses, which they acquired at the beginning of the summer, in 10 different disciplines.
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Connecticut Could Become First State to Declare Horses as "Vicious"
A US court in Connecticut is to hear a case that could result in horses being classified as a "vicious" species which could have repercussions for the horse industry.