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Horse General
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Cowboy Dressage with A Hand Shake
While no formal Cowboy Dressage organization currently exists, we believe a handshake signifies our commitment to our shared values, vision and to our horses.
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Tests Reveal Reliability of Microchips for Horse Identification
Researchers concluded that not only is chipping a far more reliable method for marking horses than traditional methods of branding, they also found it causes far less injury to the animals.
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Sheriff's Department Rescues Starving Horses
The pasture where the horses were kept was mostly dirt and mud with no food available, and the only water on the property was a stagnant pond with mud, algae and bug larva.
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American Shetland Pony Congress Meeting in Iowa
2013 marks the 67th anniversary and one of the largest get-togethers with over 530 ponies registered for this historic pony championship.
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ACTHA and Certified Horsemanship Assn Join Forces
Certified Horsemanship Association, CHA, and the American Competitive Trail Horse Association, ACTHA, announced they will be working closely together under a joint sponsorship and partner agreement.
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Horses4Heroes Programs Remain Cool in Spite of Summer Heat
Horses4Heroes, through its host facilities, is having a busy summer and proving every day that when you make horseback riding fun and affordable, kids will come ride, despite record-breaking temperatures.
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National Cutting Horse Assn Moves Forward
With more than 16,000 members worldwide, the National Cutting Horse Assn mission is to promote and celebrate the cutting horse.
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Ancient Horse's DNA Allows Scientists A Look at Ancient Life
 The research offers a window into 29 regions of the domestic horse's genome that differed from that of the wild Przewalski's horse, suggesting that the changes were part of the evolutionary pattern toward domestication.
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Down Under Campdrafting Horse Sport Arrives in the USA
Campdrafting fuses the finesse of cutting, agility of reined cow horse and speed of barrel racing into one adrenaline pumping sport.
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Behaviour and Safety Course Saves Beloved Senior Horse
Participation in Equine Guelph's behaviour and safety class, enabled a Canadian woman to help rescue workers save her downed senior horse.