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Blink An Eye And Fort Scott Cowgirl Is   One Of Rodeo Breakaway Roping’s Best
Blink An Eye And Fort Scott Cowgirl Is One Of Rodeo Breakaway Roping’s Best
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Hannah Hughes, Fort Scott cowgirl, credits her horse team of Ziggy, Rocket and Effie for much of her rodeo success. “Nod. Swing. Throw.”   Watch stops, rodeo announcer excitedly broadcasts: “1.9-seconds moves Hanna...
By Frank J. Buchman
Signs Of A Happy And Healthy Horse
Signs Of A Happy And Healthy Horse
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Horse lovers, everywhere, should know the signs of a happy and healthy horse. Whether you own, train, ride, show, or anything and everything in between, you should be able to look at and spend time with a horse and say “that horse is doing well...
By Emily Liebman
‘Horse Care 101’ Program To Highlight Equine Winterization
‘Horse Care 101’ Program To Highlight Equine Winterization
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Winter care of horses will be topic of discussion at the “Horse Care 101” program in Manhattan November 23rd. Arguing with the calendar, winter weather is already here, but everybody doesn’t have their horses ready for the shive...
By Frank J. Buchman
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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.