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Horse General
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New Online USPEA Ride-A-Test Supports Para-Equestrians
The online format provides a unique opportunity for riders from anywhere in the country to have easy access to an expert's evaluation of their dressage skills.
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Wingberry Farms Exemplifies Environmentally Friendly Equine Facility
By incorporating Best Management Practices to improve the equine farm's overall environmental health, Wingberry Farms has thrived and maintained the natural beauty of its property.
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Donated Feed and Hay Helps Horses Affected by Toronados
The Animal Resource Center (ARC) in Oklahoma City is caring for hundreds of animals displaced by tornados and storms and Manna Pro has donated much-needed feed.
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Przewalski's Horses Making a Come-back in China
Of the 2,000 or so Przewalskiâs horses that now exist worldwide, about a quarter are part of efforts to reintroduce them to the wild.
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Miniature Horses as Service Animals - Making Life Easier
While manâs best friend â canine caregivers â make wonderful service animals, mini horses offer an alternative and have a longer lifespan than dogs.
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Colorado Wild Fire Raises Havoc for Humans, Horses, and Other Animals
Along with horses rescued from the Colorado fire are cows, chickens, cats, dogs, sheep, goats, even a pot-bellied pig from the Black Forest Animal Sanctuary.
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Making Horseback Riding Safety Info Readily Available
Online visitors can test their knowledge of equestrian safety and protective riding gear by taking the Safety Certification quiz.
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New Hampshire 4-H Project Focuses on Working with Horses
4-H Horse members have the opportunity to learn about riding, driving, showing in hand, gymkhana, management, nutrition, equine science, safety and careers in the horse project.
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Abused Elderly Horse Rescued and Given New Home
The 20-year-old horse, now named Emilia, was being whipped by her owner in the street because she could not move fast enough under the massive load he had placed on her cart.
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Free "Rainy Day" Horse Lessons from AWC
The underlying message reinforced in the AWC lessons is the vital importance of conscious, responsible ownership as the key to the truly humane treatment of horses.