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Author: Robin Bradford

National Ranching Heritage Center to Host Inaugural Ranch Verse August 5

May 17, 2023 Robin Bradford Latest News

Special guests will join Andy Hedges for a storytelling, poetry & song symposium followed by a concert at the historic Cactus Theater. Join cowboy songster Andy Hedges and special guests, Boots O’Neal, Randy Rieman, Dave Stamey, Red Steagall, and Andy

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Moon Blindness

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Moon Blindness, technically known as Equine Recurrent Uveitis or ERU, is one of the most common eye diseases of horses and the leading cause of equine blindness. It gets its name from the waxing and

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Designing Your New Horse Barn For Style and Functionality

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Latest News

Keeping horses safe and comfortable is the No. 1 priority when constructing a new equestrian barn. But you also want a stylish and functional building that is durable and can withstand the demands of housing

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Real Estate Photographers Reveal the One Listing Photo That Can Make—or Break—a Sale

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford featured

Where do all eyes go first when perusing a real estate listing? The photos, of course. Home sellers should never underestimate the importance of investing in a professional real estate photographer to get the very

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Grains Or No Grains: Addressing Pet Owner Concerns

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Pet parents want to feed their dogs the best diet possible to keep their furry friends happy and healthy, but there are so many options on the market: prepackaged or home-cooked, wet food or dry,

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The Importance Of Exercise For Your Horse

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford featured

Equines are born athletes and require the ability to move freely in their environment in order to maintain proper health. While they naturally move while grazing, especially when joined by other horses, short bursts of

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Horse Refuses to Go Over Obstacles but Isn’t Scared of Them

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson, Monthly Editorial

Question: My 7-year-old horse does not want to go over the bridge or through the water box in her western trail class. She is not scared. She just refuses to go over them. When I finally

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Horse Back Pain

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Nothing frustrates horse owners and veterinarians like back pain in horses. Because of the wide variety of causes—as well as the wide variety of clinical signs and therapeutic options—back soreness in horses can be a

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Prevalent Parasites: Common Types of Equine Internal Parasites

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

There are many species of internal parasites that affect horses. Knowing common types of internal parasites and the symptoms caused by infestation is important when creating a deworming plan and strategy for parasite reduction. Many

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Ride Safe – Essentials When Riding the Trails

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

There are many considerations to keep in mind as you prepare to hit the trails Trail riding is a popular way to spend time outdoors enjoying nature, friendship, and your horse. Safety is first and

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Prevalent Parasites: Common Types of Equine Internal Parasites

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford featured

There are many species of internal parasites that affect horses. Knowing common types of internal parasites and the symptoms caused by infestation is important when creating a deworming plan and strategy for parasite reduction. Many

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Ask the Vet: Lameness

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: What scientific data links laminitis to grass consumption? In my region, people are locking their horses up or putting them in grazing muzzles for fear of laminitis. If horses have evolved eating grass, why

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Real Estate Photographers Reveal the One Listing Photo That Can Make—or Break—a Sale

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Where do all eyes go first when perusing a real estate listing? The photos, of course. Home sellers should never underestimate the importance of investing in a professional real estate photographer to get the very

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The Importance Of Exercise For Your Horse

May 15, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Equines are born athletes and require the ability to move freely in their environment in order to maintain proper health. While they naturally move while grazing, especially when joined by other horses, short bursts of

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Last Call to Enter Horses in the May Internet Auction

May 4, 2023 Robin Bradford Latest News

“Entries will close for theMay INTERNET Auction on Monday, May 8th.  Bidding will open on May 14th and close on My 16th,” announces Mike Jennings of Professional Horse Services, LLC. “The May Internet Auction is

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