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Review: wehorse - Peggy Cummings Video -  Nervous Horses: Case Analysis and Exercises in Hand
Review: wehorse - Peggy Cummings Video - Nervous Horses: Case Analysis and Exercises in Hand
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wehorse is a European Online Riding Academy that you pay a fee to access many different trainers who have videos available for viewing. The videos cover various training techniques demonstrated by over twenty trainers.  Once on the website, ...
By Tanya Buck
Mitty, The Red Bay
Mitty, The Red Bay
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His name is Mitty. A red bay, 16 year old Mustang with mane and tail like obsidian. I hardly know him yet, but oh, I will. Why? Because he’s mine.  I can’t believe I’m doing this. From the time I was three, I have been capt...
By Elizabeth Do Carmo
Retired White City Army Sergeant Dedicated  Demanded Farrier Caring For Horses' Feet
Retired White City Army Sergeant Dedicated Demanded Farrier Caring For Horses' Feet
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An enclosed two-horse trailer has been converted into Jay Sander’s traveling farrier service “No foot, no horse” is an old saying among horsemen. Despite their size and strength, horses actually are notoriously fragile anima...
By Frank J. Buchman
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What is an Arabian Cross?
An Arabian Cross horse is an equine breed known for its intelligent, gentle demeanor and strong athletic ability. It is a hybrid breed descended from purebred Arabian horses crossed with a variety of other breeds, including Thoroughbreds, American Quarter Horses, American Paint Horses, and Morgans. As such it has inherited the hardiness and sure-footedness of its parent breeds. It typically stands between 14 to 15 hands high (about 4-5 feet) at the withers and has long legs that enable it to cover ground quickly. The head of an Arabian Cross horse is generally finely featured with arched nostrils on a straight face. Its neck tends to be quite muscular but graceful in shape; its shoulder wide; chest deep; back short and strong; croup generally sloped slightly downward; mane silky or curly depending upon mixed bloodlines used during breeding; hooves usually tough yet well shaped. This breed often showcases beautiful coloring as well as an attractive array of white markings across their bodies that can range from minimal star in forehead to coronets on all four legs -- this makes them very showy animals indeed! They often have intelligent eyes that show determination when ridden or worked under saddle, which reflects their trainability — another aspect of this versatile breed’s enduring popularity among owners looking for smart versatile mounts who are equally suited for work around the ranch or competitive events like endurance riding!