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Roping Tennessee Walker for Sale

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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 ...
Roping to Cutting to Retirement
Roping to Cutting to Retirement
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I grew up riding working draft horses, then, after getting married, we purchased a 1/2 Appy / 1/2 Quarter Horse which was a top Rodeo Pick Up horse. We, also, purchased a Wimpy D Ace stallion using him as a Rodeo Pick Up horse, rope horse, and bred s...
Biggest Hearted Little Mare
Biggest Hearted Little Mare
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“The fastest pole bending horse has gone to the Great Beyond.” There are many ways to interpret that statement depending on which angle is discussed. Certainly nobody can  ever argue: “Missy was one of the biggest ...
By Frank J. Buchman
Owners Gain Confidence With Their    Horses As Clinician Provides Coaching
Owners Gain Confidence With Their Horses As Clinician Provides Coaching
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“All horses are different and all people are different, so it’s essential to match the horse to the rider.”  Chris Cox, Mineral Wells, Texas, opened his third presentation at the recent EquiFest of Kansas with that straight...
By Frank J. Buchman
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What is a Tennessee Walker horse?
The Tennessee Walking Horse is an American breed of gaited horse that originated in the Southern United States. It is renowned for its comfortable pace, with an effortless, four-beat gait known as the "running walk". The breed is characterized by a long, arched neck and light, straight legs. Tennessee Walkers come in many different colors and sizes, but all have a unique presence and silhouette that sets them apart from other breeds. They are intelligent, gentle and sure-footed, making them popular mounts among both novice and experienced riders alike.