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Horse General
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6 Reasons to Consider Blanketing Your Horse
How do you know if you should blanket your horse or not?
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From Hollywood to The East Coast - Teamwork Saves Horses!
Helping horses in transition find their next chapter to be useful, protected and loved is what the EQUUS Foundation is all about.
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Endurance Riding Convention Set for March 6 and 7 in Jacksonville, Florida
The two-day extravaganza gives horse enthusiasts a chance to find out more about endurance riding from riders happy to share their knowledge and welcome new riders to their ranks.
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Fall in Love with Fantasia, Equine Affaire’s Musical Celebration of the Horse
Equine Affaire's celebration of the horse combines the talents of the world's best equestrian performers with the magic of music to create one of the horse industry's beloved traditions.
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Rider's Program Helping Overcome Rider's Block: Equestrians Learn in One Day, No Horse Required
This one day (or entire weekend) curriculum brings equestrians indoors to educate them on the best way to communicate with their horse(s).
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Large Animal Rescue Refresher for Hamilton Mounted Police - A One-day Hands-on Retraining at Equine Guelph
Success stories highlight need for this training with the most recent one when a horse fell into a sinkhole and was rescued with the assistance of racetrack personnel and first responders.
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Terra Nova Training Center Takes Positive Reinforcement Training of Horses to the Desert
Interested in positive reinforcement training for horses? Spend a Terra Nova Tuesday in the desert, meet with Shawna and learn more about this powerful training technique.
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Inbreeding and Genomics: How They Affect Performance and Health of Horses
The overall performance of horses is complex, involvng over 20,000 genes and probably millions of other functional elements.
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Once Bit, Twice Shy Not the Case According to Research Study of Children Injured in Horse Activities
Study results indicated that of 75% of the children who experienced at least one type of painful incident with their horse more than once, only 7.3% modified their behavior.
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A Multi-Generational Story for both Horse and Rider
In mid-December, Pat received notice that her horse, Black Design, had qualified for the National Reined Cow Horse Association's World Championship show.