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Discover Chestnut Gelding Miniature Horses for sale on America's biggest equine marketplace. Browse Horses, or place a FREE ad today on horseclicks.com
Shades of Spring
Shades of Spring
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While change may inspire fear or anguish at times, novelties to the Spring landscape tend to usher in a sense of dreams realised and the thrill of fresh growth. What seemed lost is regained. Horses and their riders look forward to Spring for so many ...
By Katharine MacCornack
Overcoming Obstacles
Overcoming Obstacles
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The question I often get regarding horseback riding is, "What do I do when..."   Let's face it, while riding, we all come across things--people, bicycles, water crossings, wildlife, leaves, wind, mud, you name it--that your...
By Tanya Buck
Why Barndominiums are Great for Small Horse Ranches
Why Barndominiums are Great for Small Horse Ranches
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It is a cold, rainy winter morning, and you need to feed the horses, but instead of trudging out into the cold, you open a door off your living room and step right into your barn. Sharing a building with your horses is a trend that has grown in recen...
Barn Work At Moonset
Barn Work At Moonset
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Early in the morning when I venture out to the barn to feed, turn out the horses, and clean their stalls, the world is dark and quiet. Silence heightens other senses such as hearing. As I listen for sounds wild and tame, I hear the familiar nicker of...
By Katharine MacCornack
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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.