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Horse General
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Safety First for Horses and Humans While Doing WInter Chores
Use of ATVs, tractors, and other farm equipment may lead to accidents on icy, slippery, snowy terrain, and humans and horses face many additional challenges under winter conditions.
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Fire Prevention in Horse Barns
According to the National Fire Protection Association, most barn fires are related to heating equipment and occur during the month of January.
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Retired Racehorse Project's Aftercare Industry Month Virtual Conference Returns for 2025
Making a good match between buyers or adopters and recently-retired Thoroughbreds is a critical step in ensuring the best outcome for all parties, especially the horse.
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Julie Goodnight Proudly Watches as Saddle Based on Her Design Is Used by U.S. Army Caisson Detachment During Jimmy Carter's Funeral Procession
It was a thrill and an immense honor to know they had chosen my saddle design… I’ve known for months that the saddles would be used for Jimmy Carter’s state funeral, but it still seemed surreal watching it
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Brooke USA Launches Fire Horses Emergency Campaign Supporting Equines Affected by California Blazes
The disaster recovery process focuses on restoring normalcy to those impacted by a disaster and without a doubt, it helps horses and other equines who require temporary shelter, feed and hay.
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Horse Behaviour and Safety Q & A
Through learning how horses perceive the world around them, their human handlers can develop safe best practices for working with them,
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Creating a Farm Specific Biosecurity Plan - Why EVERY Barn Needs One!
Identify your biosecurity goals then use the information from the farm specific biosecurity plan to identify the challenges and risks that could impact your horses health.
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Horse Trails of America Association's Map Offers Help for Fire Evacuees
Those who need horse housing can search the map for horse hotels and campgrounds already listed—over 1200 locations are already on the map.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Managing The Performance Horse's Housing Needs
Generally speaking keeping the equine partner safe from injuring himself, being injured by others, or some twist of fate befalling him that negatively affects his overall well-being will be necessary.
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Safety First for Horses and Humans While Doing WInter Chores
Use of ATVs, tractors, and other farm equipment may lead to accidents on icy, slippery, snowy terrain, and humans and horses face many additional challenges under winter conditions.