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Ranger Suffers A Torn Muscle
Ranger Suffers A Torn Muscle
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One morning before sunrise when nocturnal darkness had just begun to dissipate the skies, barely enough for the eye to see slightly, but not well, I went out to bring the horses in from night turnout. Figures could be perceived, but details eluded th...
By Katharine MacCornack
What Type Of Flooring Should My Barn Have?
What Type Of Flooring Should My Barn Have?
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If your building a new barn of any kind, or you want to improve on your existing building, you need to decide on your floor type. What your using your building for will effect your decision, as well as your budget. Most ranchers build pole barns, so ...
By Dr. Dana Price
Things To Consider Before Adopting A Horse
Things To Consider Before Adopting A Horse
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Perhaps you or your family has been thinking of adopting a horse for a long time. Which is unquestionably a tremendously rewarding experience for anyone.  When you adopt a horse, you are providing a secure and warm environment for that horse...
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What is a Shetland Pony?
The Shetland Pony is a small, strong breed of horse that originated in the Shetland Islands off the coast of Scotland. It is known for its good temperment and hardy nature, as well as its small size (averaging between 10 and 11 hands high) which makes it ideal for children or people who don't want a full-sized horse. They can be used for riding, driving, light work, showing and much more. They are available in many colors including gray, chestnut, black, bay, roan and dun.