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Horse General
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Extreme Mustang Makeover Kentucky Moves to Virtual Format
The primary mission of the Mustang Heritage Foundation remains to place these mustangs in private homes and this virtual format allows them to do that.
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Keeneland and Partners Expand COVID-19 Support with Introduction of Nourish the Backstretch
Partnership with Blue Grass Farms Charities offers meals, groceries to industry employees at Keeneland, The Thoroughbred Center during the covid-19 pandemic.
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Lunch & Learn: Covid-19 Legal Issues for the Horse Community
Join us this Wednesday (5/6) for our FREE MHU Lunch Chat at 12:15 PM ET on COVID19 Legal Issues for the Horse Community followed by Q and A.
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Certified Horsemanship Association May Blog - Tightening the Belt: Tips for Cutting Expenses
Horse owners: Check out these four ideas for reducing your expenses without cutting corners on the care your horses need.
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EIE Features 2 Important Articles: Equine Artist Robert Clark and Easy Tail Exercises
Equine Info Exchange publishes thought-provoking and entertaining content on a wide variety of topics of interest to our horse-loving audience.
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Western Kentucky University Research Recommends Cavallo Trek Hoof Boots for Hoof Protection, Traction and Reduced Pressure
The study, 'Evaluation of hoof pressure, contact area, and force using Fujifilm in booted and shod horses' was prepared for the International Canine and Equine Locomotion Conference in Switzerland in September, 2020.
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Equine Guelph Offers Fire & Emergency Preparedness Online Course in Response to Covid-19
Topics added to the Emergency Preparedness online course include developing plans for business disruptions and back-up planning as it relates to the current unprecedented circumstances.
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Plan Ahead for Equine Feed Needs, but Not Too Far Ahead
You need to think ahead about what you need, where you're going to get it and how you're going to store it, but you don't want to be where you have to throw out feed.
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Concussion Care and Reducing Risks - Important Info for All Horse Owners
Helmets cannot protect against all injuries around horses, but strapping on a brain bin mitigates the risk of going from an independent person to a dependent one.
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Courage and Grace Under Fire: A Time for Horse Lovers and Horse Protectors to Remain Active and Involved
Most horse charities have had to close doors to volunteers and cancel much-needed fundraising, but horses still need to be fed and cared for. Your support is needed now!