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Horse General
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: To Fence or Not To Fence? That Is The Question
Before determining any fence placement or its type, height and breadth of segments, consider the type of horses being stabled or kept on the property.
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Equine Guelph Drives Home Safety with Online Trailer Course
Participants will be able to make informed decisions about which towing package (truck and trailer) is right for their needs and will leave with a knowledge base for pre-trip inspections and general maintenance.
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Seasonal Effects on Foals Born during the Winter
When a foal is born in winter, it is thus likely that the seasonal reduction in energy metabolism affects the fetus.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series Presents "Why Is the Mule the Most Important Member of the Horse Family?"
This seminar will introduce you to the wonderful and fascinating world of mules.
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Equine Welfare Data Collective Releases Fifth Data Report
Equines entering the custody of adoption, rescue, and transition centers spend an average of 257 days receiving care.
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Landmark Field Investigation of Horse Slaughter Released
The report finds that the instant a horse is designated a 'kill horse' handling and treatment deteriorate from horses previously treated as companions or working animals.
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Virtual Press Conference on Trafficking of American Horses to Foreign Slaughter Plants
Although there has been a dramatic decline in transport of American horses to slaughter because of drugs in horses' systems and awareness of cruel treatment, the problem continues.
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Jeff Foxworthy Meets James Herriot and More!
Trafalgar Square Books, the leading publisher of equestrian books, is thrilled to announce the release of four new books as we kick off the New Year!
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Upgrading Your Horse Farm
Simple renovations and sensible additions to your horse farm can make all the difference to both its appeal and efficiency.
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To Blanket or Not to Blanket - Consider Your Horse
When deciding if a horse blanket is right for your horse, the most important things to consider are the horse's living situation and daily tasks.