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Horse General
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How Do Horses Travel? Researchers Need Your Help
The study will lead to a better understanding of how transportation affects horses of different ages, breeds and health status so that we can ultimately find ways to better support horse health.
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Are You Equipped to Excel in the Saddle? Experience Equine Affaire in Columbus, Ohio in April!
Equine Affaire will return to the Ohio Expo Center on April 7-10, 2022, with a full schedule of educational clinics, sessions and demonstrations.
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Zoetis Reaffirms Its Commitment to Horses and Their Caregivers Through a Horse-First Equine Portfolio Brand Launch
New campaign by Zoetis stresses delivering high-quality care for horses to reciprocate all that they deliver for their caregivers.
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Horizon Structures Series Presents: 5 Horse Handling Hacks to Improve Safety in the Barn
Horses are amazing creatures and their noble natures and smart intellects make them great partners in life. Keeping both horses and humans happy and safe from injury and damage is always the goal.
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100 Inspirational Horses You Can Help Right Now
You not only help care for a horse who is the victim of abuse and neglect and saved from being shipped off to slaughter, but also a horse at an equine therapeutic center enriching the lives of people facing hardships.
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BLM Announces the Next Colorado Wild Horse Helicopter Roundup
American Wild Horse Campaign urges the BLM to cancel the helicopter roundup due to inhumane practices and calls on Colorado Governor Jared Polis for support.
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$50,000 Available for Research Investigating the Interactions of Horses on Humans Who Have Experienced Trauma
Through this call, which reflects the need to address the gaps in knowledge in equine-assisted services, Horses and Humans Research Foundation strives to support true leaps in research.
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Why the Sudden Behavior Change in My Horse?
A sudden behavior change in your horse may actually be him trying to tell you that he has a physical or emotional pain issue.
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Join Monty Roberts in February or April for Gentling Wild Horses Course!
Over five days the Gentling Wild Horses participants will work to place the first halter on the horses, leading, grooming, picking up feet, desensitizing and other activities.
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Julie Goodnight Breaks Down "Cinchy" Behavior in Horses & How to Fix It
Cinchy behavior is often caused by the person saddling the horse, so the first thing to do when you see signs of resistance is to check yourself and change your saddling process.