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Checking In With Groundwork
Checking In With Groundwork
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Groundwork.  We have all heard about it, seen videos on the topic, and even practiced some groundwork exercises with our horses. But we may also be missing a critical opportunity within our programs and that is “checking in” ...
By Michael Canfield
          New Junction City Facility Is Rainbow For  Rescuing And Rehabilitating Unwanted Horses
New Junction City Facility Is Rainbow For Rescuing And Rehabilitating Unwanted Horses
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Rainbow Meadows Equine Rescue & Retirement Inc. has developed new facilities south of Junction City. Despite heartfelt love for horses situations do arise when proper care cannot be given. Personal and family needs must take priorit...
By Frank J. Buchman
Collection: What is it?
Collection: What is it?
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True collection is the highest level of training and is comparable to the horse getting his college degree, yet he’s learning how to carry a rider with each ride, no matter his age. Collection is the last step in training, not the first, and it...
By Tanya Buck
How To Train Your Horse For Endurance
How To Train Your Horse For Endurance
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Endurance riding isn’t necessarily always about competition; it’s really about stamina and fitness. Training for endurance is good to do for any discipline as it is important for not only stamina but muscle development and strengthening a...
By Emily Liebman
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What is a Morgan horse?
The Morgan Horse is a breed of equine developed in the United States from foundation stock originating in England. They are compact and refined, with an easily recognizable silhouette, often called "the ideal all-around horse". Morgans stand between 14.1 and 15.2 hands high and can be any color or combination thereof. They have kind eyes, an energetic attitude, and a willingness to learn that makes them popular in many different disciplines such as dressage, show jumping, eventing, driving, and even cowhorse events.