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Certain kinds of behavior are clear signals from your horse. Here’s what they mean, and what to do in response.
Teach your young horse to change leads the easy way to avoid future frustration.
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2016’s best blankets.
Use this handy reference for getting a perfect fit when you buy a blanket for your horse. By Elaine Pascoe for Horse & Rider magazine. more
Al Dunning analyzes a gelding's conformation and shares the pros and cons of his performance potential.
by Barb Crabbe, DVM Do you have a plan for your horse’s retirement? Follow my tips for easing your horse out of work during his golden years. Read More
by Bob Avila A horse’s soundness and ability to perform depend on his feet. Read More
by Jennifer Paulson Use this bow-shaped pattern to keep your horse engaged, soften his body, and elevate his shoulders. Read More
by Jennifer von Geldern Enjoy your horses this summer, while keeping an eye on your budget. Read More
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To support the continuing advancements in dentistry for horses, the Equine Veterinary Journal has released a research collection of peer-reviewed equine dentistry articles with free online access. Proficiency in equine dentistry is becoming a standard requirement in veterinary practice and significant progress in recent years has made it necessary for veterinarians to update their knowledge.... | more
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