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Stop Violence Against Horses
I went to a horseshow on Saturday in support of a friendâs nine year old daughter who takes riding lessons at a local barn that provides school horses (my friendâs family does not have a horse of their own).  Right away I was reminded why I don'
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Horse Shows - Five Ways to Save Money
According to Horse Cent$ Magazine, it is possible to lower the costs of participating in horse shows. Waiting until the last minute to make your plans for a horse show directly affects your overall costs. Planning and organizing is one of the best ways
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Lukas, World's Smartest Horse, To Go for New Record
Lukas, The Worldâs Smartest Horse (according to the World Records Academy) and current Guinness World Record Holder (âMost numbers identified by a horse in one minute: 19â), has applied for a momentous feat: âMost tricks performed by one horseâ.
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Horsewomen Invited to Rocky Mountain Retreat
What happens when world champion athlete Colleen [no-glossary]Cannon of Womenâs Quest collaborates with equine behavioral psychologist and equestrian coach Mary Ann Simonds?
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RSPCA and Redwings Rescue Shetland Pony
A severely ill Shetland pony that was dumped under the cover of darkness next to a livery yard in Warwickshire has been rescued by the RSPCA and is now recovering at Redwings.
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No More State Funding for Horse Rescue Group
Horse Power, a Nevada group that rescues abused and injured wild horses and is caring for approximately 20 horses at the current time, will not be receiving any more funding this year from the renewals of the state's special license plate. Nevada Leg
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Horse Industry Alive and Well in Georgia
According to the University of George, the Georgia equine industry is a healthy and growing segment of the state's economy. There are more than 74,000 horses in Georgia today. The breeding and care of all these horses generates more than $750 million
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Over Fifty Neglected Equines Seized in Virginia
According to a press release from Dinwiddie County Chief of Fire & EMS Dennis Hale, 50 horses have been seized from a private property, but are remaining on the property at this time because no facility in Dinwiddie is big enough to handle the large group
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Rutgers Equine Center Lauches "Horse Heroes"
The Rutgers Equine Science Center recently launched âHorse Heroes,â a new initiative offering sponsorships for the horses in its research herd. The goal of the âHorse Heroesâ program is to raise funds to purchase grain, hay, bedding, and veterinar
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Five Tips for Enjoyable Horse Camping
With spring already here and summer coming soon, the notion of a horse camping trip may have crossed your mind. Horse camping is becoming more popular and is definitely an exciting form of camping trip. For maximum enjoyment, select some good company and