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Horse General
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Day 9 - Twelve Days of Christmas - Habitat for Horses
What a wonderful Christmas gift! A new home for Josh and a pocket donkey for your family to love courtesy of Habitat for Horses.
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Urgent Action Needed to Stop Slaughter of Horses in Missouri
Rains Natural Meat in Missouri is scheduled to begin slaughtering horses in January which is right around the corner and is the month horses will go back to slaughter here in the United States.
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A Stocking Full of Shows for Horse Sports Fans
The Network for Horse Sports, will provide viewers with a stocking full of gift-wrapped holiday programming when it offers special programming on both Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, and Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2013.
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New Book Tells Riders How To Speak 'Horse'
Known for his ability to keep things simple and easy to understand, renowned horseman Dick Pieper shares this knowledge in his new book, The Language of Horsemanship.
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BLM Warehousing Wild Horses Without Shelter from Winter Weather
In the recent helicopter roundup, over 668 mustangs were rounded up in the snow and cold, and the mares and foals were corralled in the Rock Springs facility without shelter from the bitter cold and battering winter winds.
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Making Connections with Your Horse by Studying Equine Behavior
During this 12-week course, students will learn about the evolution of the horse, tracing the horse's development through time in order to appreciate the nature of the horse.
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New Horse Meat Scandal Hits France
According to a Habitat for Horses news source, French police have conducted searches across the nationâs south as part of an investigation into trafficking of horse meat unfit for human consumption that was entering the food chain.
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Give a Horse a Home for Christmas
Horse lovers and advocates have until December 31, 2013, to bring a horse home to foster for Christmas, and if you wish to adopt the horse, your price will be only the application fee of $35.
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Adequan North American Championships Announced
Championships are for NRHA members and horses that have qualified through their respective Regional Affiliate Finals and move on to the Adequan NAAC to compete for North American bragging rights.
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Trainer Alleges Abuse at AQHA Competitions
Trainer Edward Allan Buck has filed a lawsuit against the American Quarter Horse Association alleging that the defendants have violated anti-trust laws, preventing him from earning a living in venues sanctioned by the AQHA.