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Horse General
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Humane Groups Fight US Horse Slaughter
Front Range Equine Rescue and The Humane Society of the United States filed a legal petition with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to prevent former companion, working, competition and wild horses from being used as human food.
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A Call to Honor Equine Farriers
Farriers work hard year-round to provide quality hoof care for horses worldwide. To honor their dedication and service, American Farriers Journal created National Farriers Week. In its 13th year, National Farriers Week is an opportunity to honor your farr
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Donkey Requirements
Donkeys are becoming more popular with the general public and with owners of other equines. Before you get a donkey, you should be aware of a number of factors involved in owning and caring for a donkey.
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West Coast Museum to Exhibit Horse Perspective
The Horse, a comprehensive exhibition on the enduring bond between horses and humanity, opens at the San Diego Natural History Museum (theNAT) on June 1, 2012, and will remain on view through January 20, 2013.
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New Biosecurity Guide Available
Horse owners, trainers and service providers were reminded of the importance of effective biosecurity to minimize the spread of infectious diseases at the launch of a horse biosecurity package as part of an industry breakfast at Ascot today.
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Equine Rescues Need Volunteers
Typical of most equine animal rescue non-profit organizations, All About  Equine Animal Rescue (AAE) an equine rescue and rehabilitation organization located in El Dorado Hills, California is in need of volunteers in many capacities - everyone from fa
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Pegasus TV Expands
PegasusTV Picks Up the Pace with New Stations, Fall Program Line-Up and 24/7 Live Simulcasts: PegasusTV will be in available in Bakersfield and Santa Barbara, California by next week, according to Charles Smallwood, west coast Regional Manager for the new
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Performance Horse Sale Caps Year for Equine Students
The Legends of Ranching Performance Horse Sale in late April will cap an academic year of learning for nearly three dozen Colorado State University equine students and the young horses they have trained for the sale.
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BLM Changes Plans to Reduce WY Herd
In a modified decision released Friday, the BLM says it plans to round up nearly 900 wild horses from the White Mountain/Little Colorado herd management areas between Rock Springs and La Barge, Wyoming, during the first part of September.
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Heart, Hope, Horsemanship and College Students
What do Thoroughbred yearlings and college students have in common? Heart. The story behind the first Community Service Project by an Equestrian [no-glossary]Team to be recognized by the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association with an IHSA Service Award is