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www.equinebehaviorist.ca
Spring is made for trail riding. It's not too hot yet. The mosquitoes are still sluggish. And if you're like me, after a long winter you are itching to leave the arena - just you and your favorite equine, off to see some country. But does your horse share that desire? To be successful and stay safe trail riding solo requires the horse be good at two things: accepting temporary social isolation, and having solid basic training. For the purposes of this article we are going to focus on the former |
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equestrianink.blogspot.com
It has not been a great horse week for me. It all started on Monday afternoon when I received a call that one of my young horses had been hu... |
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bootsandsaddles4mel.blogspot.com
I have temporarily disabled the redirect on the blog because the universal feedback I'm getting is that it is very very slow. It's slow for... |
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www.theguardian.com
Chris Cook: Senior vets explain why there is no way to save most of the racehorses who suffer a broken leg |
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