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Conformation Often Overlooked In Reproductive Ability Of Mares
Conformation Often Overlooked In Reproductive Ability Of Mares
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A mare’s conformation changes due to aging and the number and size of the foals she’s had can cause reproduction issues. “How a mare is shaped can often determine how reproductive she is.” With longer warmer days, mar...
By Frank J. Buchman
 You will never have all the knowledge, so go with it!
You will never have all the knowledge, so go with it!
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One of the absolute BEST things to do with horses is to embrace the fact that you will never know all there is to know. Not only embrace it, own it, take it into yourself and NEVER forgot that you won’t ever have all the answers. The minute you...
By Lia Sader
Baby Horse, Back at it Again
Baby Horse, Back at it Again
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Things with Rowdy have come to a head. My mom and I decided to trailer to the Flint Hills Trail. It’s a very flat and well-maintained trail that’s great for putting miles on horses. To get ready to haul somewhere, I always try to ride sev...
By Megan Smith
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What is a Shire horse?
The Shire horse is a breed of draft horse that originated in England. They are typically black, gray, or bay in color and can stand up to 18 hands high (six feet at the shoulder). They are considered to be among the strongest and most powerful horses, capable of pulling very heavy loads. Shires have large heads, small ears, and long manes and tails. They have an easy-going demeanor and are known for their even temperaments, making them popular for driving carriages.