“Spot” Adoptable Dog
Wednesday, October 17 2012
by Editor
October 17, 2012 Even though he has the most generic dog name in the entire world, Spot (0994496) , an 8-year-old neutered papillon mix, is nothing but unique. He is 8 years old, but he acts just like a big puppy. You should see this tiny dog pulling staff through the halls of the shelter! Spot loves exploring new places and meeting new people
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Why a Thoroughbred?
Tuesday, October 16 2012
by Editor
Although Thoroughbreds are bred primarily to run they also have many great characteristics that make them suitable for a variety of other disciplines. Athleticism, intelligence, and heart are three traits that both racehorse and equestrian trainers look for in a horse. The Thoroughbred in general is known to have all three.
- Published in Beyond the Track, General, Z-Blogs
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Getting on Track
Tuesday, October 16 2012
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Representatives from nineteen colleges fielded questions from 134 prospective college students and their families The Pin Oak Charity Horse Show presents the Fourth Annual THJA College Equestrian Fair Continuing its passion for education, The Pin Oak Charity Horse Show chose to expand its support of young riders by hosting the Fourth Annual Texas Hunter Jumper Association (THJA) College Equestrian Fair in the Texas Children’s Hospital Arena Club located at the Great Southwestern Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas. Young riders who spend countless hours dedicated to the sport in their lower, middle and high school years, graduate and ask themselves, “Now what?” “We really enjoyed the College Fair this weekend,” one parent told us
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The 2013 College Preparatory Invitational Doubles High Point Rider Scholarship Money Thanks to Support from Charles Owen
Monday, October 15 2012
by Editor
Wellington, FL – October 15, 2012 – The College Preparatory Invitational Horse Show (CPI) is very excited to welcome Charles Owen back as a sponsor of the 2013 competition. The third annual College Preparatory Invitational will be held on January 18-20, 2013, at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center in Wellington, FL
- Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Dog of the Day
Monday, October 15 2012
by Editor
Meet Nugget – a lanky, playful, affectionate dog who loves humans, other dogs, and anything else he meets. He will make an outstanding family pet
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Rescue Dog of the Day
Monday, October 15 2012
by Editor
Mudpie Mudpie is big, but also very sweet and gentle. He’s a playful guy who just wants to hang out and show you some love. Mudpie is looking for his forever home
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Horse for Adoption
Saturday, October 13 2012
by Editor
Click here to see Gone Straight in action! Gone Straight is a light bay Thoroughbred gelding, who stands about 15’2.
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Stolen Horse International Seeks Auction Donations to Help Victims
Thursday, October 11 2012
by Editor
“This is not just a horse; it’s not money; it’s my heart,”’ say one missing horse victim.
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NARG Newsletter
Thursday, October 11 2012
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THE DUE PROCESS AND DOUBLE STANDARD OF DRUG RULING POSITIVE DRUG TEST, TRAINER SUSPENDED Due to the suspension of Bruce Burr, trainer of Urico, two months after completing the Olympic Trials and two weeks after winning one of the Olympic Observation classes in Kentucky, Mario Deslauriers and Urico were removed from Olympic consideration… Download the newsletter and read the full article GETTING SENSIBLE ABOUT HYPERSENSITIVITY To protect the welfare of the horse, advocate clean sport and emphasize fair play, has the FEI, the world governing body of equestrian sport, gone awry? A drug test, albeit also a sensitive subject, has a negative or positive test result
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Cruelty rescue named Rocco
Thursday, October 11 2012
by Editor
Rocco is a 2-year-old male American Pit Bull Terrier mix. He was rescued from a life of cruelty and neglect a few short months ago and is now in need of the loving home he deserves. Assume nothing about his breed heritage! At two years of age (and thus socially mature), Rocco is *good* with other dogs, partially housetrained, and he LOVES to cuddle. His adoption fee is only $20 this month. Stop by for a meet and greet today at Palm Beach County Care & Control today! Ask for ID#1598003. For more information, call 561-233-1272. By Marti Hohmann, CPDT-KA on behalf of Elizabeth Harfmann, Community Outreach, ACC
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