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Horse General
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Horses Open New Doors for Education
Horses at the University of Minnesota are bringing new possibilities for educating veterinary students, undergraduates, horse owners, and children.
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Kentucky Dressage Assn Raises Funds for Cancer Research
The inaugural Kentucky Dressage Association 5k Kearney Cancer Run and Fun Walk held May 25th in Lexington, KY, raised $8,900 for cancer research.
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Humane Society Sponsors Tennessee Walking Horse Show
As part of its efforts to end the abuse of Tennessee walking horses, the Humane Society of the United States has become a corporate sponsor of the World Versatility Show.
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Net Posse Finds Horse Shortly after Alert
After a run in with a woman who leased a horse and refused to send him back, the quick response to NCHC NetPosse Alerts enabled the owners to locate him and take steps to get him back.
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Honoring Cowboys with a Kiss for A Way of Life
The Cowboy Spirit is about honesty, integrity, courage, and patriotism, and Cowboys are models of strong character, sound family values, and good common sense.
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Sales of Ivory Pal; Born to Fly Higher Continue to Benefit Horse Rescues
Ivory Pal makes a strong statement in supporting horse protection, not only for Tennessee Walking horses that have been abused, but also proceeds from the book benefit horse sanctuaries.
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Homes for Horses Commends Action Saving Wild Burros
With swift action by several equine rescues, 70 wild burros offered at auction in Arizona were rescued and are being cared for by members of the Homes for Horses Coalition.
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Oregon Ranchers Lose Bid to Eliminate Wild Horses
The National Marine Fisheries Services issued a Biological Opinion finding that wild horses are unlikely to cause measurable impacts to the tributary habitat within the action area.
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PATH Intl. Announces Regional Awards
PATH Intl. promotes equine-assisted activities and therapies for individuals with special needs with 850 member centers, where more than 56,000 children and adults enjoy involvement with horses.
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Magic of Horses to Feature Clinician Craig Cameron
In addition to Cameron's clinics, other new features will be added to the two-day Kentucky Round-Up, which started in February 2013 as a one-day event.