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Baby Horse, Back at it Again
Baby Horse, Back at it Again
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Things with Rowdy have come to a head. My mom and I decided to trailer to the Flint Hills Trail. It’s a very flat and well-maintained trail that’s great for putting miles on horses. To get ready to haul somewhere, I always try to ride sev...
By Megan Smith
What Do Horses Do For Your Life?
What Do Horses Do For Your Life?
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Makes you go outside everyday   Keeps you in shape   Makes you tough   Makes you good at solving problems   Gives you something to talk about   Gives you new friends   ...
By Gaye DeRusso
Injured Reserve List - how To Cope While Unable To Ride
Injured Reserve List - how To Cope While Unable To Ride
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 I like back doors. I like knowing that whatever life presents, my having a backup plan is invaluable. I rely on my back doors and use them pretty much all the time, like while driving, shopping, walking, or riding. As horse people, whether ...
By Tanya Buck
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
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There is a universal understanding that horses are in foal for 11 months but anyone who has stayed up on foal watch knows that nothing is set in stone when it comes to foaling out a mare! For the most part, many broodmares in the Northern Hemisphere ...
By Thomasina Orr
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What is a Mule?
Mules are a hybrid of a horse and donkey, usually sired by a jack donkey and out of a mare horse. They can also be crossed with mares to create hinnies. Mules have the intelligence of horses but the strength and endurance of donkeys. They are popular for their quiet, gentle dispositions and hardiness, making them ideal animals for recreational riding and farm work.