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Bone Development In Foals

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Bone Development In Foals

We may find a foal able to stand within twenty minutes of birth, and within two hours he might be ready to run. However, at this point in his young life, he will possess only 15 to 20 percent of his mature bone mineral content and he will only have reached approximately ten percent of his ultimate body weight.

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Cherished Memories

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Cherished Memories

The heartbreak of losing a horse is immeasurable, so finding an appropriate way to commemorate this kind of loss can be quite a challenge. Everywhere you look there are memories, from first and last ribbons, buckles and trophies, embroidered jackets and bridle bags, to the engraved nameplate on the door of an empty stall.

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Hunter Under Saddle Ring Etiquette

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Hunter Under Saddle Ring Etiquette

In Hunter Under Saddle classes, it can be hard to know if you’ve positioned your horse in the arena in a way that shows them to the judges in their best possible light.

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EC Youth Profile – Georgia, Isabella, And Elizabeth Cook

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EC Youth Profile – Georgia, Isabella, And Elizabeth Cook

Most kids who’ve grown up in the horse industry go in one of two directions. They either rebel completely and want to try something new, like football or dance, or they’re all in, following in the footsteps of their horse-loving parents.

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Double Duty – Breeders Discuss The APHA Rule Change

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Double Duty – Breeders Discuss The APHA Rule Change

At its 2024 Convention, The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) passed a rule change that, according to APHA’s March 5 press release, “combines the Regular Registry and Solid Paint-Bred Registry for competition purposes at APHA-approved events. Beginning January 1, 2025, all registered Paint Horses will compete together in APHA-approved events, regardless of their registry classification.” The rule change passed with a 66-32 vote in favor.

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Miller Quarter Horses Relocates To Texas

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Miller Quarter Horses Relocates To Texas

There’s a new family in the town of Boerne, Texas– Keith and Sydney Miller of Miller Quarter Horses.

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From The Publisher – The Horse Capital Of The World

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From The Publisher – The Horse Capital Of The World

When Amy and I moved to Marion County, Florida nearly 30 years ago, it was much more rural in nature (US Hwy 27 was two lanes) and the population was half of what it is today.

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On The Cover – VS The Fireman

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On The Cover – VS The Fireman

Everyone has the fire, but the champions know when to ignite the spark.” ~ Dr. Amit Ray.

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Bit Troubleshooting – English Edition

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Bit Troubleshooting – English Edition

The choice of bits for English classes can be overwhelming with a seemingly infinite combination of mouthpieces and cheek designs. English bits are commonly considered to be either direct rein or snaffle bits. However, some have shanks, use leverage, and are regarded as curb bits.

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Dealing With Separation Anxiety In Horses

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Dealing With Separation Anxiety In Horses

“Does it worry you to be alone? Are you sad because you’re on your own?” The Beatles may not have been singing about horses in their 1967 hit song, With a Little Help from My Friends, but for anyone who has ever dealt with a herd-bound horse, the sentiment certainly rings true.

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