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Holiday Treats for Your Horse
Most horse owners know that fruits and vegetables make healthy holiday horse treats along with treats made using natural grains and molasses.12
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Ring in the New Year with a Free Horse Behaviour & Safety Course for Youth
While completing fun activities, participants will learn how to create a safe environment for themselves and their horses by anticipating horse behaviour.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series Presents "Emergency Problems of Donkeys"
The seminar will review unique aspects of donkey behavior and important information regarding clinical assessment, restraint and sedation.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Choose The Best Land To Develop A Horse Farm
There is no perfect land for a horse farm – but there are certainly some options that are better than others., so unless you have an unlimited budget compromises will need to be made.
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Study Looks at Welfare of Lesson Horses
The variability in injury and death rates among lesson horses across different barns suggests management practices play a significant role in their health and longevity.
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Secrets of Horse Genetics for Conservation and Breeding
Researchers are helping uncover new information about the Y chromosome in horses, which will help owners identify optimal lineages for breeding and help conservationists preserve breed diversity.
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What You Don't Know About This Photo!
As horse people, our lives have been elevated by the magic of horses and all they give to us, yet too many of America's horses need a lifeline and opportunities to thrive - and they need our help!
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Thanksgiving: A Time for Appreciation and a Reminder about Fire Prevention
Thanksgiving time serves as a reminder to think about our barns and stables as the 'Homes of our horses' and practice important fire prevention tips for our horses just as we do for our human family.
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Tasty Pumpkin Treats for Your Horse This Thanksgiving
It's the time of year for an abundance of pumpkins, so why not share some tasty treats with your horse?
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Five Top Ways to Control Mud in Horse Pastures and Paddocks
Mud is not only a nuisance, but it is a safety and health hazard for horses because it contains bacteria that can cause diseases and can also lead to injuries like bowed tendons.