The Great Mystery of the Horse-Human Connection
I fell in love with horses the way most young girls fall in love with horses — through movies,...
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I fell in love with horses the way most young girls fall in love with horses — through movies,...
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“A hoof pick a day can keep the doctor away.” by Keith Templeton Keith Templeton edits...
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by Keith Templeton Keith Templeton edits The Farrier Guide for Education and Employment, a...
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Was Beautiful Jim Key a hoax or the real thing? No one was ever able to prove the act was fake. I...
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At the beginning of the 20th century, horses were often viewed as unfeeling, disposable animals....
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Most horse-loving kids read Black Beauty at some point, and even though it’s a well-loved...
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“Our lives as horsepeople are exciting and sorrowful and wonderful and tragic on a daily...
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Most horses’ coats become wild and woolly in the winter, but not Curly horses. Starting in...
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Sussim osim nissim — translated from Hebrew, “horses make miracles.” William Shatner...
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An OTTB is a brave soul, an animal with movement in his bones, an athlete of tremendous power; but...
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In 1960, one of the most unusual horses first competed at the Summer Olympics in Rome. Absent, a striking black Akhal Teke stallion with four white socks and a star, introduced the world to a little-known ancient breed when he won a gold medal in dressage for the Soviet Union.
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In a weird twist, the worst man-made disaster in history has provided a new home for endangered...
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