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3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
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There is a universal understanding that horses are in foal for 11 months but anyone who has stayed up on foal watch knows that nothing is set in stone when it comes to foaling out a mare! For the most part, many broodmares in the Northern Hemisphere ...
By Thomasina Orr
Is Your Horse Willing To Make the Effort?
Is Your Horse Willing To Make the Effort?
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What kind of horse do you have?  Do you have the one that takes advantage of you all the time? That looks for your weaknesses and exposes them at any chance they get? Freaks out at the slightest changes, sometimes you don't even know w...
By Gaye DeRusso
A Meeting Of Souls
A Meeting Of Souls
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I’ve always loved spring with the awakening of sleeping trees and plants and the flowers they bring.  But mostly the flowers!! And with the arrival of spring comes Mother’s Day.  However, ever since 1984, Mother’s Day has ...
Laminitis In Horses
Laminitis In Horses
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 THE MOST DREADED DIAGNOSIS IN HORSES IS LAMINITIS  One of the most dreaded diagnosis in the horse world is laminitis. Laminitis is the inflammation and  dysfunction of the lamina that connects the coffin bone to the hoof wall. Thi...
By Dr. Dana Price
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What is a Miniature horse?
Miniature Horses, also known as Miniature Pony or Mini Horse, are a distinct breed of equine that come in a variety of sizes and shapes. They typically stand between 34-38 inches high at the withers (the highest point on the back) and weigh around 250 pounds. Although they’re usually bred for companionship, show, exhibition and therapy purposes, they can also be used for pleasure riding and driving if properly trained.