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Three Sites To Watch Horse Races Online
Thanks to writers over at Big Pond Sport for this guest post about watching the races online. Spending the day at the TAB may be fun but now you can watch horse races online as well. Here are three sites you might like to take a look at. No Tracks Nearby? Can’t get to the […]
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Equine Champagne Gene
A guest post about the equine champagne gene by Karina over at Arrow Maker Ranch. You can read more from her about color genetics on her website Image from Arrowmaker Ranch In the last 20 years, DNA testing technology has become both equally complicated and commonplace. Pair this ease of genetic testing with a rage […]
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HorseNet Horse Rescue
A guest post by Juli over at the HorseNet Horse Rescue with some information about their facilities and the animals they’ve rescued. About HorseNet HorseNet Horse Rescue (HNHR) is a 501(c)3 equine rescue & sanctuary with two locations in Maryland- New Windsor and Mount Airy. HorseNet is a no-kill, anti-slaughter horse rescue that currently cares […]
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Horsesport is Launching A New Look
A quick quest post by Nikki over at Horsesport about their newly redesigned website & it’s features. Horsesport has new owners and is coming back with a new look and new feel for all horse & pony lovers. Everything For Horse Business It will offer a comprehensive directory listing businesses from around the country which […]
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Home At Last Sanctuary
I’ll always be interested in helping promote those who do good things for horses and almost any rescue or sanctuary falls under that category. This week I’m pleased to present a guest post by Donna over at the Home At Last Sanctuary about their establishment. Jim and I are retired educators and we both faced […]
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Mangalarga Marchador – Brazils National Horse
A guest post by Lynn Kelly over at Summerwind Marchadors about the National Horse of Brazil. Be sure to follow her on twitter @swmarchador Image from Mangalarga Marchador Gallery The Mangalarga Marchador is Brazil’s National Horse, first developed in the 1740’s from ancient Iberian stock crossed with Barb and Jennet horses.
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Clearly Canadian
A guest post from Monica Culic, B.CS over at Canadian Horse Breeders, be sure to check out her website to learn more about the beautiful Canadian Horse. Image credit Monica Culic A Brief History Once the finest stable horses of King Louis XIV, then used by Canada’s pioneers as partners in building the country in […]
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Horse Shoeing & Lameness – Why Your Horse is At Risk
It is my pleasure to announce my very first guest post. Thanks to John over at Care 4 Horses for taking the time to put it together and share his knowledge with us . Ever worry about lameness to your horse? You should, let me explain why. Keeping Them Sound I’m a Farrier in the […]