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Horse General
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Hagyard Equine Medical Institute to Host 23rd Annual Bluegrass Equine Symposium October 28th & 29th in Lexington, KY
The Symposium's focus on Equine Reproduction will feature exhibits and presentations by renowned equine practitioners on diagnosis and treatments.
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Horse Acting Out? Could Pain Be the Cause?
Changes in your horse's behavior and activity level are the best indicators of pain.
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Horse Remains Reveal New Insights into How Native peoples Raised Horses
When a Utah couple dug up remains of a horse near the city of Provo, researchers suspected they might have discovered an animal that lived during the Ice Age, but new results suggest a different story.
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Pilates for Horses? You Bet!
Pilates for Horses is a mind-body conditioning program for strength, mobility and balance which demonstrates the application of Pilates principles to training, conditioning, and rehabilitation of horses.
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Equine Symposium & Convention Hosted by USPC to Take Place January 26-30, 2022
Popular Pony Club event features include the Anatomy Lab, the Research Project Fair; and the Pony Paddock along with education and connection with horse enthusiasts and equine experts.
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A Tranquil Trot - Music Helps Reduce Stress in Horses
Boehringer Ingelheim releases music track, advice to help horse owners manage equine moments of stress.
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"Wild Lands Wild Horses"to be Featured in Catalyst Film Festival
'Wild Lands Wild Horses' will be screened on Saturday, October 2, at 3 p.m. and will be followed by a live Q & A with creator Jamie Baldanza.
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Behavior Clues to Better Equine Health
Identifying specific behaviors associated with pain and stress will help guide interventions and improve the well-being of horses, ponies, mules and donkeys everywhere.
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AWHC Calls for Congressional Oversight Hearing on BLM Wild Horse Roundup Program as Evidence of Abuse & Slaughter Mounts
"Oversight from Congress is needed to rein in this federal program that's costing taxpayers more than $100 million annually, and thousands of wild horses freedom and often, their lives."
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Statement on Convicted Horse Abuser Jackie McConnell Returning to Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration
The Celebration should uphold its lifetime ban on McConnell and go further to ban the use of large-stacked shoes, and ankle chains that have perpetuated the six-decade-long scourge of soring at the event.