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Feeding Your Horse to PREVENT Ulcers

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Feeding Your Horse to PREVENT Ulcers

Unlike in the human, the horse’s stomach secretes acid all the time, even when empty. Chewing creates saliva, a natural antacid. If left without food, horses will chew on whatever they can, even their own manure, to neutralize the acid that is causing them physical pain and mental discomfort. And if left with absolutely nothing to chew on, the horse will commonly develop ulcers.

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Rutger’s Equine Science Horse Management Seminar- February 8th

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Rutger’s Equine Science Horse Management Seminar- February 8th

This year’s seminar will feature discussions on pasture management from the nutritional benefits to fences to toxic plants.

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Breeding Season Prep Basics: Mares

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Breeding Season Prep Basics: Mares

Some experts say the ideal age for a maiden mare is between four to seven years, but a lot of show mares are just starting to hit their peak at those ages. If you’re waiting until your mare is older than seven, it’s important to work with your veterinarian as soon as you decide it’s time to start her second career as a mother.

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Hemp For Your Horse?

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Hemp For Your Horse?

Hemp seeds are easy to find in stores that sell whole foods. Horses enjoy their palatable, nutty flavor. Adding ½ cup (providing 25 grams of protein) to your horse’s daily ration will boost the overall protein quality of his diet.

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Keeping Your Older Horse Safe and Comfortable During Travel

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Keeping Your Older Horse Safe and Comfortable During Travel

The aging process affects all horses, especially those traveling to shows and trail rides may face even more geriatric problems.

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Equestrian Philanthropists Donate $42.5 Million to Colorado State University

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Equestrian Philanthropists Donate $42.5 Million to Colorado State University

The largesse was inspired in part by stem-cell treatments the Malones’ world-class dressage horses have received to help repair stressed and injured joints, the couple said. They discussed the gift at their sweeping horse farm near Denver.

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Hi-Yo Silver! Equine Star Treated For Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Eye

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Hi-Yo Silver! Equine Star Treated For Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Eye

Protection from the sun is key for any light-skinned horse, Scherrer said. Especially susceptible breeds are Haflingers, Appaloosas, Paints, and Belgians.

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2015 Horse Business Survey- Trends We’re Seeing So Far

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2015 Horse Business Survey- Trends We’re Seeing So Far

Trend #3. Horse professionals are having difficulty getting hobby riders to commit to more comprehensive programs i.e. following a successful and progressive learning track of taking regular lessons, moving on to leasing, then buying and (for some disciplines) onto competition.

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Breeding Season Prep Basics: The Stallion

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Breeding Season Prep Basics: The Stallion

There are two different approaches to collecting and evaluating semen—either collect the stallion every day for seven to ten days or rest the stallion (no collection) for a week and collect him twice on a certain day (comparing the quality of the second collection to the first).

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Spring Grass is Coming- is Your Horse Ready?

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Spring Grass is Coming- is Your Horse Ready?

“Horses with metabolic issues are even more susceptible to the high level of sugars (which are mostly fructans) in spring grass,” said integrative and complementary veterinarian Dr. Joyce Harman, founder of Harmany Equine.

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