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Horse General
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How the 'Speed Gene' Works in Thoroughbred Racehorses
Scientists pinpointed the section of the "speed gene" responsible for limiting myostatin protein production which affects skeletal muscles and race aptitude.
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2018 EQUUS Film Festival Gallops Back to New York City
The EQUUS Film Festival is proud to provide a home to the filmmakers, authors and artists who bring wonderful horse stories to life.
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Emergency Funds Needed to Help Equine Victims of California Fires
You can make a difference! Donate to our California Equine Emergency Fund to directly help relief and recovery efforts of animals affected by CA wild fires.
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ApHC Stallion, Spot My Blue Boy, Laid to Rest
The stallion, Spot My Blue Boy, showed incredible heart after his injury, taking every treatment with massive stoicism.
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My Horse University Announces Free Webinar: Action for Equestrian Trails
Gwen Wills of the Pennsylvania Equine Council will speak about the issues, solutions, and collaborations necessary to develop and maintain trails.
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My Horse University and Equine Land Conservation Resource to Co-Host Trails Webinar
Webinar will address trail behaviors and environmental practices that help equestrians to protect and grow access to equestrian trails.
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California Feed Plant to Pay $2.4 Million for Poisoning Horses
Western Milling will pay $2.4 million to settle a Fresno Superior Court lawsuit for selling tainted feed that killed or severely injured 49 horses in Clovis, California.
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Tips for a Safe and Sane Halloween for Your Horse
For well-trained horses that are used to people, crowds, and excitement, all may be well, but Halloween is a spooky time that may cause horses to spook.
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New Research on Horse Eyesight Could Improve Racecourse Safety
Horses have reduced color vision compared to humans, and only differentiate objects in a palette of blues and yellows.
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Don't Let the Spooks Scare Your Horse on Halloween
Halloween is a festive time with costumes, tricks, and treats, but protecting your horse from spooky situations is important for you and your horse.