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The Hagerman Horse (also called the Hagerman Zebra) was native to North America from the Pliocene to the Pleistocene (around 3.5 million years ago).
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Hotblooded Horses – Horse Types
Different from some of the other types of horse, there are only two recognized hotblooded breeds the Arabian and the Thoroughbred. A cross between the two breeds is also considered hotblooded.
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The Horses of Baron Antoine Jean Gros
Antoine-Jean Gros was a French painter during the late 18th and early 19th century. By the time he was 20 he had been accused of sympathizing with French royalists during the revolution and fled the country to Italy.
Meeting A Muse
It was in Milan that Gros met Napoleon, who would later be the subject of some of the most renowned work Gros would complete. At the end of the 18th century the artist made his way back to France where his portraits of Napoleon were celebrated and he was honored.
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Horse Books on Kindle
If you are a big reader and don’t know about Kindle you are in luck. It’s a wireless reading device specifically designed to be low glare and easier electronic reading.
Books Just Got A Whole Lot Lighter
Perhaps one of the biggest benefits of Kindle is the fact that you can carry around a whole stack of huge books all wrapped up inside that tiny machine. For the interested horse lovers I’ve got a great list of horse books for the Kindle device. For each one I’ve provided a brief description and a link to their Amazon Kindle page.
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Bermuda Grass – Toxic Plant of the Week
Welcome to toxic plant Monday where it’s time to learn more about plants that can do harm to our equine friends. Moving on to the B’s, this week we take a closer look at a fairly common grass, Bermuda Grass whose toxicity is actually not it’s fault.
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A Close Up View of The White Horse of Uffington
The White Horse of Uffington is the oldest of the Wiltshire white horses and has long been a mystery. Although it’s roots are believed to date back to around 800 – 1200 BC no one knows why it was created.
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The Complete List of Horse iPad Apps
While I didn’t find as many iPad apps as I did for the iPhone, there is still a healthy list here & plenty of fun & useful horsey ways to waste time.
Portable Horse
If you love horses and have an iPad then you have come to the right place, there is a surprising variety of equine apps and I’ve categorized them all here for you. That said, this list certainly speaks for itself, enjoy!
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Equus Scotti – Extinct Equidae
The Equus Scotti (or Scott’s Horse) was native to North America and went extinct during the last Ice Age. They lived during the Pleistocene.
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Gaited Horses – Horse Types
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Gaited animals possess a very different way of moving than the majority of domestic breeds. They are prized as riding horses over distances due to their smooth gaits
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The Horses of John Frederick Herring, Sr
John Frederick Herring, Sr was an English artist during the early 19th century. He showed a passion for sketching early in life but took a job as a coach driver to support his family.
Change of Course
It was his coaching job that actually led to Herring’s career as an artist. He was discovered by Charles Spencer-Stanhope who loved Herring’s work and immediately found him commissioned work. Initially he continued driving as he painted, but eventually his offers of sponsorship won and he pursued art full time.
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Horse Training iPad Apps from iTunes
Obviously the iPad isn’t as popular as the more portable iPhone, however the number of apps that work for both is growing. If all you have is an iPhone, be sure to check out a list of apps for them.
Portable Horse
We’ve already taken a look at a variety of useful and fun apps for iPad but here is the stuff that could potentially be the most useful to horse people. The iPad has the added benefits of a larger screen and high definition app options which provides a higher experience. For each app below I’ve provided a (very) brief description and a link to them on the iTunes store.
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Avocado Tree – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s that time of the week again, yes…it’s Monday. However it’s not all bad because today we learn about another plant that is potentially dangerous to equines. This week it’s another tree, the green and creamy, yummy-fruit-producing Avocado Tree.
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