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Horse General
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Monty Roberts' New Series on Building a Mannequin Rider for Use in Training Horses
Mannequin riders are valuable tools when putting the first riders on a horse.
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Brooke USA Foundation Receives Prestigous 2023 Gold Seal of Transparency from Candid
Brooke USA's budget is directed to funding vital work that alleviates the suffering of working horses, donkeys and mules and the people they serve across the globe.
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Horse Health Series: The 411 on Vaccines
Learn about the vaccines your horse may need, how often to update the vaccines, and more!
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Horse Goals: What's Your Plan of Action?
Listen to the “Horse Goals or Bust!” episodes of Ride On with Julie Goodnight at JulieGoodnight.com/podcast, or any podcast app.
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The North American Veterinary Community Announces New Initiatives and Benefits for the Veterinary Community
The reach of the veterinary industry has exponentially expanded over the past four decades and the commitment to providing the very best health care to all animals was on full display at VMX 2023.
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Lasso Your Riding Aspirations At Equine Affaire
With just three months to go until Equine Affaire, now is the perfect time to start a riding program geared towards boosting you and your horse's versatility acumen.
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Rider Fitness Can Affect Horse Soundness
New Year's resolution to work out? Research backs your motivation and your horse will thank you.
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Mystery Surrounds Deaths of Free-roaming Horses Shot in Utah Desert
The Yanito brothers have worked maintaining dirt roads for San Juan County for years, so they're out on this landscape a lot and about a year ago, they started finding dead horses near the roads.
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A Long-term Relationship with Owner Reduces Horses' Stress Reactions in New Situations
Horses that had spent their whole life with their owner presented fewer stress behaviors when encountering a new situation than those that had multiple relationships with other people.
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Brooke USA Completes Successful Year-End Fundraising Efforts
Brooke USA understands that the livelihoods and well being of an estimated 600 million people, mainly from rural communities, depend on 100 million working horses, donkeys, and mules.