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AAEP Names Recipients of Grants to Improve Horse Welfare
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Foundation has awarded funding to 20 equine organizations and special projects committed to improving the welfare of the horse.
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Attorney General Questions Horse Slaughter Bill
A bill that would require plaintiffs trying to halt horse slaughter facilities to post large bonds up front probably violates the state constitution, the attorney general says.
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Top Ten Ways to Have Fun with Your Horse
Trafalgar Square books has developed a top ten list of ways to have fun with your horse. Not only can you have fun, but you can exercise, condition, and develop an outstanding relationship with you horse all at the same time. As noted in their news releas
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AYHC Updates Its Horse Industry Handbook
The AYHC Horse Industry Handbook is widely recognized as the gold standard resource for reliable information on equine care and management.
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UK-led Kentucky Equine Survey Launches
 An accurate assessment of the number of horses in Kentucky and their economic impact are two fundamental pieces of information unavailable to those who need it. A University of Kentucky College of Agriculture-led study will accurately quantify that info
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Abandoned NJ Horse Up for Adoption
Walter, a male quarterhorse/Tennessee walker cross found wandering the streets of Millstone in October 2011, has been put up for adoption since no one has come forward to claim him, according to Lisa Post of Helping Hearts Equine Rescue.
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Barn and Stable Destroyed by Fire
The State Fire Marshalâs Office is investigating the cause of an early morning fire that destroyed a large barn and stable at Knowlton Corner Farm. A horse being boarded and a pair of cats were lost in the early morning blaze.
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BLM Changes Plans to Reduce WY Herd
In a modified decision released Friday, the BLM says it plans to round up nearly 900 wild horses from the White Mountain/Little Colorado herd management areas between Rock Springs and La Barge, Wyoming, during the first part of September.
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Where To Go? Ten Tips for Horse Enthusiasts
According to Jody Dahl of Top 50 Ranches, no two ranches are the same - there are so many different experiences that we canât fit them all into one feature. You might want to consider: Pack Trips, Vaqueros, Crossing the Andes and more...
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BLM Continues Nevada Burro Roundup
The Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service began rounding up wild horses and burros from the Spring Mountains on Wednesday, July 11, and over the next two weeks all 1,200 wild horses and burros in the Spring Mountains will be captured. Onc