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Keeping Your Horse in Balance
Keeping Your Horse in Balance
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No matter the discipline, we all want a balanced horse to ride. One that feels steady and is easy to sit at any gait, and one who can easily maneuver around a curve, over an obstacle and down the path maintaining a straight line. In the show pen, how...
By Tanya Buck
Training The 'Untrainable'
Training The 'Untrainable'
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Hi, my name is Teagan!   Me and my sister, Harper, run a foundation called Christmas Ponies where we buy the “untrainable “ ponies and break them. I train them to barrel race, Pole Bend, and any other speed event. The ultimate ...
The Story of Dusty & Remi
The Story of Dusty & Remi
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When I was growing up all I ever wanted was a horse, I wanted to have something of my own. My brother was a star baseball player that always got my parents attention and money, while I sat and watched. One day my moms friend decided to buy two h...
Corpora  Nigra Cysts
Corpora Nigra Cysts
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I had never noticed that my horse, Jack, had ocular cysts in both eyes until a veterinary intern saw them and pointed them out to me. That realization made a lot of sense and explained some unusual spooking behaviors.  Corpora Nigra cysts ar...
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.