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Horse General
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IVORY PAL: Born to Fly Higher - A Story for All Horse Lovers
That atrocities are still perpetrated against Tennessee Walking Horses in spite of legislation and public backlash against them, that a stallion plucked from that world would harbor no ill will toward humans, and that a novice horseman committed to noble
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Kidnapped Christmas Circus Pony Found
A tiny pony is back at its Austrian circus home more than a week after apparently being kidnapped by a woman who wanted to give her sick daughter a Christmas surprise.
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Cutting Horse Enthusiasts to Kick Off Spring Competitions
Cutting horse enthusiasts from across the country can kick off their spring cutting horse season vying for a $200,000 added money purse in the first of two national shows focusing on the Eastern region of the United States.
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Mel Gibson Turns to Horse Therapy for Self Help
According to reports, Hollywood star Mel Gibson has turned horse whisperer in a bid to change his approach to people and the world in general.
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Don't Let Barn Blindness Influence the Breeding of Your Horse
Many horse owners begin thinking about breeding their mares in between February and early spring to produce a foal eleven months later.
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Dwindling Hay Supply Means Rising Prices
US hay stocks are dwindling and worries are rising over grain prices according to Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Enjoying Riding Your Horse in Winter by Being Well Prepared
Living in colder areas of the country brings special challenges for winter horse back riding, especially in areas where snow and ice take over for a few months each year. That doesn't mean that anyone should stop riding simply because of the forces of
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Equestrian Aid Achieves $2 Million Milestone
September marked a huge milestone for the Equestrian Aid Foundation (EAF). The 16-year-old nonprofit has now distributed more than $2 million in aid for medical, healthcare, rehabilitation and essential expenses - such as housing and food - to its recipie
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Equine Extravaganza Rags to Riches Prizes Awarded
A Home for Every Horse partners W.F. Young, Inc. and Purina Animal Nutrition presented prizes to Caitlin Schoemmell, winner of the Rags to Riches competition with her horse How Do You Like Me Now, and to the rescue of her choice, the United States Equine
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Equine Feed Tonnage Increases Globally
The world is producing 959 million tons of feed and has increased its production by at least four percent in the last year, according to the 2013 Global Feed Tonnage Survey released today by Alltech. According to the survey, the amount of tonnage devoted