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Natural Horsemanship Training Morgan Horses for Sale in US

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What Type Of Flooring Should My Barn Have?
What Type Of Flooring Should My Barn Have?
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If your building a new barn of any kind, or you want to improve on your existing building, you need to decide on your floor type. What your using your building for will effect your decision, as well as your budget. Most ranchers build pole barns, so ...
By Dr. Dana Price
Buying A Horse
Buying A Horse
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There’s more to buying a horse than picking a pretty or flashy horse.   Of course we all want the dream of a beautiful horse with a long flowing mane and tail but what do we really need?   First, figure out where you w...
By Gaye DeRusso
Best To Go Forward
Best To Go Forward
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“Backing is as important as going ahead.” Well that may not be true in all predicaments. It’s not positive to go in reverse on business matters or in horse training. Yet, when driving a car or truck, it’s essential to ...
By Frank J. Buchman
     Horse Accustomed To Leisure Life Trained For Useful Profession
Horse Accustomed To Leisure Life Trained For Useful Profession
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Horse trainer Scott Daily, Arkansas City,  moves a six-year-old bay gelding both directions in his first ride during a horsemanship presentation at the Topeka Farm Show. “It is possible to teach an independent middle aged horse of lei...
By Frank J. Buchman
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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.