Courtesy of American Quarter Horse Association More than 4,000 entries converged at the OKC Fairgrounds to vie for the AQHA’s coveted golden globes and nearly $2 million in purse and prizes. That’s a wrap on
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Salmonella in Horses
By Beaudoin, DVM & S. Valberg, DVM, Courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension Salmonellosis is a bacterial infection that affects humans, horses, most mammals, birds and reptiles. Though there are multiple types of the Salmonella
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Spur Basics
Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily Learning to use spurs properly is all about feel, says AQHA judge LeeAnn DeMars. It’s the same sort of finesse that you strive to develop in your hands. With spurs,
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Try Before You Buy? How a Pre-Offer Inspection Could Hurt Buyers’ Chances
Courtesy of Realtor.com You wouldn’t buy a car without kicking the tires, right? Well, likewise, there’s no reason why you should buy a house without having an inspection first. For most buyers, the home inspection happens after
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J is for Joints
Courtesy of SmartPak.com Your horse’s body is an impressive machine. It’s designed to manage the normal wear and tear that’s associated with being a horse — an animal designed to be on the move! However,
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Incorporate Everyday Objects Into Your Training Program
Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship When it comes to training your horse, your imagination is your greatest tool. The more creative you can be in your lessons, the more interested your horse will be in his
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How to Keep Weight off Your Horse: Managing the Easy Keeper
Courtesy of SmartPak By Dr. Lydia Gray Does your horse: Gain weight eating air? Founder every spring on grass? Have a cresty neck? If so, your horse could be insulin resistant, part of a newly
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