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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Top Ten Tips For The First-Time Horse Barn Buyer
You don’t have to do a deep dive into construction processes to buy a barn but it can be rewarding to garner a good understanding of the basics involved.
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Loading Your Horse Up For An Adventure That Requires A Long-Distance Haul? Make His Comfort A Key Part Of Your Planning
A long haul with your equine friend can lead to rewarding and fun adventures – but don’t forget that his health comes first.
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First Quarter 2024 International Report on Equine Infectious Diseases
Information from all our sources shows Strep. equi spp. equi (Strangles) as the most frequently and consistently diagnosed equine pathogen for the first quarter of 2024.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Is Your Equine Joint Supplement In Synergy With Your Horse's Needs?
The challenge of selecting the best joint support does involve investing a bit of time to understand the roles of these top five ingredients.
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The Case of the Feisty Pony, Suspect Saddle Fit and "NADs" All Around
The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram is a list of 24 behaviors, the majority of which are at least 10 times more likely to present in lame horses compared to non-lame horses.
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The 2024 Mississippi 4-H Horse Show Education Contest Is Coming in Early April
Many horse activities for youth to participate in are available and you do not have to own a horse to participate, as Mississippi 4-H offers many non-riding horse projects.
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Horse Trails of America Joins American Horse Council - Featured on April 2 Horses in the Morning Podcast
Horse Trails of America is your starting point for any type of trail riding and traveling with horses.
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The Marley Project Joins the Seen Through Horses Campaign in May 2024
The Seen Through Horses Campaign will coincide with Mental Health Awareness Month from May 1-31, 2024, at a time when conversations around mental health will be elevated around the country.
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Group-Ride Etiquette on the Horse Trail
Many riders are oblivious of how their behavior and that of their equine friend impacts others in their group and this lack of awareness can lead to problems not present when riding alone on home trails.
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United States Pony Clubs Adds New Helmet Certification to Official Helmet Policy; Shares 70 Years of Helmet Safety History
You can’t tell if a helmet has been damaged by looking at or even from feeling a helmet because not all helmet damage is easily seen or felt.