Decoding Military Horse Statues
Monday, November 10 2014
Horses have faithfully served our country through countless battles, becoming an integral part of America’s military history. Top leaders are often depicted in statues, and they’re frequently mounted on horses. It’s long been said that military horse statues follow a certain “code” – but is it true
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Dressage for Every Discipline: The Transition
Friday, November 07 2014
Part two in our Dressage for Every Discipline series examines the transition and how it can improve your communication with your horse, no matter what discipline you ride. Why are Transitions Important?
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Creative Horse Stall Washing Solutions
Thursday, November 06 2014
As winter approaches, an indoor wash stall can definitely come in handy.
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The Many Advantages of Horsecams
Wednesday, November 05 2014
Have you ever thought about investing in a camera or video monitoring system for your barn or horse trailer? There are many great reasons to set up a horsecam on your property. If you can come up with the funds to initially purchase the camera, chances are that installing a camera in your horse barn or horse trailer is a decision that you won’t regret
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The Pony of the Americas
Monday, November 03 2014
What do you get when you take the flashy appearance of the Appaloosa, the build of the Quarter Horse, and the elegance of the Arabian?
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Halloween Treats for Your Horse
Friday, October 31 2014
With sugary candy in abundance today, it may be tempting to give your horse an extra treat, too. But before you dig into that Halloween candy that seems to lurk around the house forever, consider whether it’s really safe (or healthy) for your horse to eat.
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Could a Co-op Barn Work for You?
Thursday, October 30 2014
Among the many forms of horse care are co-op (cooperative) barns in which all horse owners split responsibility for the barn chores and care of all of the horses. Co-op barns provide an alternative to the standard rough, semi-rough, and full boarding options for horse owners who don’t yet own horse barns of their own
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Helping Your Horse Lose Weight During the Fall and Winter
Wednesday, October 29 2014
Is your horse looking a little overly plump thanks to the summer pastures? While many horse owners prefer their horses to have a little extra weight on them going into the winter, a horse that is carrying too much weight will need to lose some in order to stay healthy during the additional time in the horse stall this winter
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Pimlico Race Course Opened for the First Time – October 25, 1870
Monday, October 27 2014
On October 25, 1870, Pimlico Race Course, located in Baltimore, Maryland, opened its doors for the first time. Pimlico Race Course is the second oldest racetrack in the United States – Saratoga is the first, having opened in 1864.
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The Inside Scoop on Volunteering for a Therapeutic Riding Center
Friday, October 24 2014
Have you ever been tempted to volunteer for a therapeutic riding center? Do you wonder what exactly is involved
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