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Horse General
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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.
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100 Mile Horses Earn Recognition
The American Endurance Ride Conference honors 55 equine that recently finished their first 100-mile ride, and an additional 22 equines that completed their third 100-mile ride.
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Is a Horse More Like a Cow or a Dog?
For young people with limited first-hand exposure to animal agriculture, learning the facts about horses can create an understanding of the common characteristics that horses share with other livestock species.
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Eco-Equestrian Community Blends Days of Trail Riding with Star Gazing Nights
Caballos de las Estrellas and Rancho Hidalgo have partnered to bring you the event of a lifetime integrating riding the beautiful "outlaw trailsâ"of the Chiricahua Mountains by day and star gazing with international astronomers by night.
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Western Dressage Introduces Musical Freestyles
Freestyles offer riders and horses another way to explore the discipline of dressage while expressing additional creativity while showcasing compulsory elements, but the pattern, consequently and difficulties of the design are up to the exhibitor.
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You Can Aid Horse Owners Affected by Colorado Floods
The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is calling on the equestrian community to aid fellow horse owners by donating to the USEF Equine Disaster Relief Fund to aid horse owners affected by the Colorado floods.
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Ranch Horse Clinic Will Teach Language of Horsemanship
The three basics of Dick Pieperâs "The Language of Horsemanship" program: Lateral Flexion, Basic Collection, and Two-Track, will be covered the first day of the clinic to be held October 24 - 27, at the Pieper Ranch in Marietta, Oklahoma.