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Horse General
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Equine Guelph Continues as Leader in eLearning
Horse enthusiasts will have the opportunity to participate in Equine Guelph eWorkshops focused on Horse Behaviour and Safety, Colic Prevention and Biosecurity again this fall.
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Bayer Sponsors Equine Land Conservation Program
Through Bayerâs unwavering commitment to conserving land for horses, people at the grassroots level have the knowledge and guidance needed to save their horse parks, farms, ranches and hayfields.
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Does Tone and Pitch of Human Voice Affect Horses?
Katrina Merkies and other researchers from the University of Guelph, and Agrocampus Rennes, France set out to discover whether emotional tone and pitch of voice have any effect on horses.
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Horse and Rider Presents Your Horse, Your Life Contest
Share your Horse Proud story with the editors of Horse and Rider magazine for a chance to win great prizes and be in the pages of Horse and Rider magazine.
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Neglected Retired Race Horse Finds Safety in New York
A former race horse was rescued from neglect thanks to the collective effort of The Homes for Horses Coalition, Fleet of Angels, Second Chance Thoroughbreds and transporter Brian McRae.
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Young Riders Face Challenges In FEI World Endurance Championships
Host nation France stormed to team gold at the FEI World Endurance Championships for Young Riders and Juniors 2013 in Tarbes, France.
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Western Dressage Becomes USEF Discipline
The mission of the Western Dressage Association® is âto honor the horse, to value the partnership between horse and rider and to celebrate the legacy of the American West.
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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.