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Horse General
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Standing with Wild Mustangs: The Virtual Reality Experience Brought to You by America’s Mustang
The America's Mustang Experience is a 40 ft. interactive trailer filled with educational videos and information about mustangs and the public lands on which they live.
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Simple Ways to Green Your Barn from Arenus Animal Health
Maintaining an earth-friendly barn is not a difficult or expensive process, and green barn practices can save significant water, supplies and energy.
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More than 120 Equine Organizations Competing in 5th Annual ASPCA Help a Horse Day Contest
ASPCA launches national "Raise the Barn" campaign on #HelpAHorse Day to raise awareness about vulnerable equines.
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Prepare Now! Next Disaster May Affect You and Your Horse(s)
Will it really take a disaster such as Katrina, Maria, or a major wildfire for folks to realize that responsible horse owners must have a functional evacuation disaster plan?
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Horses Evacuated During California Wild Fires Returning to So Cal Home
400 Thoroughbred horses are returning to their San Luis Rey home from the Del Mar Fairgrounds since the Lilac wildfire forced their evacuation in December 2017.
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Uncertain Future for Channel Island Wild Horses
Unique breed of wild horses from Channel Islands is teetering on the brink of extinction on the mainland
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Music Helps Horses Better Respond to Performance Demands
The music positively impacted the emotional state and performance of treated horses, compared to the control group.
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794 Trainers Accepted to Compete at 2018 Thoroughbred Makeover
A record 794 trainers have been accepted to compete for a share of $100,000 in prize money at the 2018 Thoroughbred Makeover.
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Sudden Behavior Changes in Your Horse – What is the Source?
Behavior changes in your horse can be baffling, upsetting and downright frustrating especially if you are preparing for a show or just want to relax on the trails.
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Build in Safety for Horse and Rider When Building an Indoor Arena
Many factors can be overlooked when building an indoor arena and it is important to take time to plan and consider present and future needs, and of paramount importance should be horse and rider safety.