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Horse General
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Anti-Soring Leader Releases Series of Articles on the History of Tennessee Walking Horse Abuse, PAST Act, and State of USDA Regulations
Series by anti-soring leader, Marty Irby, walks readers through the six-decade-long plague of soring that's marred the American show horse world since the 1950's.
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Imprint Training Foals - How Important Is Imprint Training?
Foals actually have a greater capacity for learning in their first hours of life than anytime in their lives.
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Outer Banks Mare Nicknamed Dusty, Dies at Age 25
The mare that died was 'one of the grand dames of the wild herd' that lives on the North Carolina's Shackleford Banks.
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AAEP Issues Updated Guidelines for Humane Euthanasia of a Horse
The guidelines not only address how to euthanize a horse, but also when to euthanize, which can assist owners in making the difficult decision to say good-bye to their beloved animal.
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Dead Horses and Foals Found on North Dakota Man's Farm
All the live animals on the farm including horses, cows and a donkey were seized by the local sheriff's department.
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Two Horses Stolen From Floresville TX - Owner Needs Help of Public
Donk is an All American show horse that roped and was a lesson horse and Cruiz roped, reins, sorts, pens, jumps, swims and is also a lesson horse.
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AAEP Publishes Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis Guidelines
Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis is widely considered the most important infectious neurologic disease of horses in North America.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Knowledgeable Horse Barn Building Based on Geography 101
All aspects of geography affect the decision of what, where, how and why to build a horse barn.
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Evacuation Infographics Added to Equine Guelph Barn Fire Prevention Resources
In addition to reviewing the new evacuation infographics, Equine Guelph encourages horse care takers to visit their free interactive Barn Fire Prevention tool and check out upcoming offerings.
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Horse Remains Reveal New Insights into How Native Peoples Raised Horses
Based on a study of the horse's bones/DNA Taylor and his colleagues concluded that it wasn't an Ice Age mammal, but a domesticated horse that likely belonged to Ute or Shoshone communities.