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Hurricane Sandy Impacting Horses and Owners
With the Breeders' Cup coming up in several days and other equine and equestrian events scheduled throughout the United States, Hurricane Sandy has caused not only anxiety, but also destruction to horse facilities, training schedules and events.
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Equestrian Aid Achieves $2 Million Milestone
September marked a huge milestone for the Equestrian Aid Foundation (EAF). The 16-year-old nonprofit has now distributed more than $2 million in aid for medical, healthcare, rehabilitation and essential expenses - such as housing and food - to its recipie
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Give Your Horse Pasture a Rest
Moving forward into winter months, many horse pastures have become overgrazed. If you have a pasture that is over-grazed, resting it for the remainder of the year will give the grass a chance to store up nutrients for next year, and the pasture will be he
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A Win-Win for Mustangs and Youth Trainers
Americaâs wild horses are protected today because of a campaign by Wild Horse Annie and thousands of American school children that raised awareness of their plight.
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Youngest Equestrian Olympics Competitor Now Guest Speaker
Reed Kessler, the 18-year-old equestrian phenomenon who became the youngest competitor in the 2012 Summer Olympics equestrian field and the youngest U.S. Equestrian [no-glossary]Team member in history to take part in the games, will speak at the Universit
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Breeders' Cup: Controversy and Entertainment for Horses and Owners
With names like Game On Dude, Mucho Macho Man and Shanghai Bobby, how could the Breeder's Cup not be entertaining? This years Breeders'Cup equaled any other star-studded Hollywood show with Saturday's crowd of 55,123 well-dressed people enjoyi
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Stallion Has New Job as Horse-in-Residence at Penn Vet
Standardbred stallion Garth Vader was recently donated to the University of Pennsylvaniaâs School of Veterinary Medicine, where he will be one of the horses-in-residence at The Georgia and Philip Hofmann Research Center for Animal Reproduction on the Ne
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Study Underway to Improve Horse Farm Safety
According to the Insurance Journal, a new study is underway to find ways to improve horse farm safety and provide resources to horse farms to make improvements to promote better farm safety.Â
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Natural Horsemanship Meets Dressage with Parelli and Hess
Whether you have competition goals in mind or are a recreational rider, youâll learn more than you ever thought possible when Christoph Hess is joined by Pat and Linda Parelli to demonstrate how classical international dressage and natural horsemanship
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Purchasing and Owning a Horse: Free On-Line Crash Course!
My Horse University is offering a free crash course about the ins and outs of choosing, purchasing, and owning a horse.