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HorseClicks attend The All American Quarter Horse Congress 2019
HorseClicks attend The All American Quarter Horse Congress 2019
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Drew Macke, HorseClicks Vice President, visited The All American Quarter Horse Congress, which is held in Columbus, Ohio. The All American Quarter Horse Congress is the world’s largest single-breed horse show which is held over 4 weeks in ...
Fear of Riding?
Fear of Riding?
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You’ve had an equine related “wreck” that scared you so badly, you don’t think you even want to ride again. Ever. But is this true? Can you overcome riding or just being with your horse? Do you want to? The thing about fea...
By Tanya Buck
The Best Type of Barn to Keep Your Hay Dry
The Best Type of Barn to Keep Your Hay Dry
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Where do you store your hay? If you have horses, you probably want to stockpile hay for them so that you can get through the winters more comfortably. You do not want to run out of hay, but you also need to make sure you are storing it somewhere wher...
Horse Enthusiasts Invited To Complimentary Winter Equine Meeting
Horse Enthusiasts Invited To Complimentary Winter Equine Meeting
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Advice for care and handling of horses highlights an upcoming special presentation. “Everybody interested in horses is invited to the Winter Equine Meeting Thursday evening, January 9th, at Garnett,” welcomed Ernie Rodina. Coordin...
By Frank J. Buchman
Creepy Ticks - What Does That Mean For Your Horse
Creepy Ticks - What Does That Mean For Your Horse
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In the United States, ticks are ubiquitous.They are primarily active from spring to fall. Their preferred habitats are tall grasses, pastures, woods, and brushy areas. They are opportunists and not picky. They enjoy sucking the blood of mammals, bird...
By Carrie Griffith, DVM
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