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Horse Products
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Enhancing Energy for Horses and Riders
By enhancing cellular energy production the Cur-OST® Nourish formula positively impact endurance, recovery and overall performance.
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Anti-inflammatory for Horses Relieves Allergies and COPD Symptoms
 Cur-OST® EQ Total Support is designed to provide high levels of inflammation relief as well as control symptoms of allergies, asthma, and COPD in horses.
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Gary Lane Designs Innovative Freedom Bridle for Horses
Gary Lane announces the design and availability of the Freedom Bridle to help gaited horse trail riders enjoy hours of smooth and easy gaiting on the rail or the trail.
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Flair Congratulates Mitsubishi Badminton Horse Trail Competitors
 Frances Stead, Owner of Clifton Eventers and 2013 Badminton Champion Clifton Promise, believes that Flair Nasal Strips protect the lungs of her equine athletes.
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Giving Horse Owners a Better Understanding of Supplements
 This free webinar will help break down the barriers of confusing labels and feeding programs so that individuals can provide better health for themselves and their horses.
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Deere and Company Remains Official Supplier of NCHA
Since its founding in 1837, John Deere has seen a great many changes in its products to meet the needs of horse owners and has developed a strong presence in the sport of cutting.
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Charles Owen Supporting International Helmet Awareness Day
Charles Owen is happy to announce its support of the 2013 International Helmet Awareness Day, organized by Riders4Helmets to be held on Saturday 22 June, 2013.
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Calming Pellets Win Good Horsekeeping Challenge
Kauffman's Calming Pellets were tested on a 7-year-old Quarter Horse gelding that Cerny describes as high-strung and obsessive.
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A Stall and Pasture Toy To Help Prevent Choking and Colic
When the stakes are as high as your horse's health, pasture and stall âtoysâ like the Nose-It!® that encourage slow feeding, are about more than fun and games.
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USRider Partners with Ride Alert To Benefit Horse Owners
Both Ride Alert and USRider are looking out for the welfare of horses and riders in emergency situations albeit in different, yet complementary ways.