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Horizon Structures Series Presents: Barn Design Tips To Best Manage Horses On Stall Rest
Smart barn design with properly constructed kick walls, grilled front walls and protected surfaces can greatly lessen the chances of damage to either the horse or the structure.
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Kimberly Palmer Leads U.S. Vaulting Team with Personal Best on Second Day of FEI Individual Female Championship Competition
Kimberly Palmer of Half Moon Bay, CA , topped the standings again for the U.S. Vaulting Team in the FEI Individual Female Technical Test taking place in Herning, Denmark.
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AHC Announces August 22, 2022, Webinar - Top 10 Things the Equine Community Needs to Know About Equine Liability Laws
Attorney Fershtman is the author of 'Equine Law and Horse Sense' which helps horse owners assess their needs, plan ahead and take precautions to avoid conflicts.
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'Smart Saddle' Could Help Equestrians Hit Their Stride
The self-powered smart saddle, which has a response time of 16 milliseconds, could someday provide real-time statistical data and fall detection to equestrians and their coaches.
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Monty Roberts Announces Three New Equine-Assisted Programs for Service Personnel
Horse Sense & Healing has provided Veterans, and their families, with tools to overcome past emotional injuries, learn to trust, communicate emotions, and build resiliency to better cope after deployment.
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Virtual Extreme Mustang Makeover Adoption Begins!
Trainers and their horses will compete in three preliminary classes: handling, pattern, and traii, and their score in the preliminary classes will determine their advancement to the finals.
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Oldest DNA from Domesticated American Horse Lends Credence to Shipwreck Folklore
Feral horses have roamed freely across the long stretch of barrier island for hundreds of years, but exactly how they got there has remained a mystery.
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Horizon Structures Series Presents: Things I Wish I'd Known Before I Built My Horse Barn ~ Play Along and Spot The Mistakes
Young horses would be quieter and more content thus easier and safer to handle if their turnout is readily available, while older horses will do better with the freedom to move around.
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Tips from the Top: "Stay Calm" is the Bottom Line for Dealing with Horses
Over 13 years of caring for a top horseman's top horses all over the world, Denise has developed a rock-solid calm core and no matter how tense the circumstances, her methods and mindset work.
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Riding Horses Confirmed as a Viable Mobility Treatment for Cerebral Palsy
The study shows that functional mobility in children with cerebral palsy can be improved through physical interaction with horses.