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Abilene Muleskinner Best Known As Old Town Stagecoach Driver
Abilene Muleskinner Best Known As Old Town Stagecoach Driver
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Miniature donkeys are driven single, as a team, unicorn one in front of two, as well as three across by Paige Westfall of Abilene. “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” The often ...
By Frank J. Buchman
Death Valley Encounter 2016
Death Valley Encounter 2016
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Monday and Tuesday went like any other week, training horses in the morning and taking care of my family in the afternoon.  All the excitement began with Wednesday, with Aria and I going to the Death Valley Encounter. I was very happy to hav...
Kansas Teenager Best High School Saddle Bronc Rider In the Nation
Kansas Teenager Best High School Saddle Bronc Rider In the Nation
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Accolades filled the grandstand when Cable Wareham of Whiting showed his saddle bronc riding talents at the National High School Rodeo Finals in Guthrie, Oklahoma.  “I got bucked off a lot; landing upside down makes a hard head, costly...
By Frank J. Buchman
Bursitis & How To Treat It
Bursitis & How To Treat It
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What is Bursitis? Bursitis comes in two forms, true bursitis and acquired bursitis. It’s extremely common in horses and causes bursa pain. True bursitis is swelling and fluid build-up within soft tissue. It can be found affecting areas ...
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what is a Paso Fino horse?
The Paso Fino is a horse breed that originated in Colombia. They are known for their smooth gaits, which they perform without hind shoes and sometimes without front shoes. They are usually smaller in size than other breeds, typically standing between 14 to 15 hands high and weighing around 900 to 1,200 pounds. Paso Finos come in various colors such as chestnut, black, palomino and dun. They are considered an easy-to-ride breed, making them perfect for beginner riders.