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Kentucky Derby's Eight Belles: What Happened?

PractiKit : First Aid for Horses

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We're looking for unique questions about horses in general (no personal horse's health or training questions, please, those are for your vet or trainer!) Questions about horse's behavior, horse facts, horses in history, horse words, horse anatomy, horse colors, etc. are all great topics! See some of the questions we've received here.

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April 2008:

Tying Horses Safely
by Michelle Staples
"We all take tying for granted. We’ve done it a thousand times. We brush our horses, saddle them, clean their feet, and enter them in shows where they spend hours attached to the side of our trailers..." > Read Tying Horses Safely

 

4/10 Horse Clinic - Versailles, Kentucky, April 27th:
Equine Stress Control Therapy For The Spooky Horse
& PEAT For The Fearful Rider
- Read the Clinic Notice Here

4/10 Horse Book: Emerson
Emerson is a delightful story that takes place at Loafing Hills Horse Farm, in the foothills of Sugarloaf Mountain. A fiction story based on true experiences...

Overcoming Riding Fears by Faith Meredith

New Mystery Mares
. Adopt one now! Due this month!

Famous Horses That Never Lived
- Part 1 : Horses In Mythology
by Caterina Tadlock

 

A Tribute to Mister, a Once Wild Mustang by Cindy Lawrence


Bloodmarkings: Photos & Information

Silver Dapple Horse Color
Also called Flax, Chocolate, or Taffy, the "Silver" gene turns black pigment into a chocolate color.




Horse Name Generator - With over 1 million names

FEB 2008

The Mustang
Breed profile and photos of the American Mustang.

Don Juan, Wild Sulphur Mustang Stallion and one of his Spanish Mustang Mares on the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary.
Photo by Susan W. Watt

 

Horse Proverbs & Sayings
Newly compiled collection of English, Chinese, French, Italian, Spanish, and other proverbs, horse quotes, & sayings!

Horse Trailer Safety Tips
by Michelle Staples

NEW HORSE HOW-TO's:

Visit the How To Articles page! Or send us your article!

Make Bucket Lickin' Bran Mash
by Bree Williams

Bathe Without A Hose
by Karri Webb

Get Your Horse to Eat Grain Slower
by Michelle Perkins

Do you want to share your knowledge with other horse people? Email us your "how to" article!

Horse Essay: Elephants in the Pasture by Julia Drake

Poem: A Day At The Horse Sale By: Meghan Cantrell

Foal Quotes
New collection of foal quotes.

View the Horse Quotes Page for Cowboy Quotes, Horse Manure Quotes, Shakespeare Horse Quotes, & more!

 


Letters From Readers RE World Record High Jump


See the original page - World Record High Jump


Some Previous Articles:

 

The Kathiawari Horse

Photographs & information on the Kathiawari horse breed of India. A slender, wiry horse with ears that curve inward and touch at the tip, called the "sting of the scorpion".

 

 

The History of Jousting

The Horse Sport of Tent Pegging

Michael Johnson: The Greatest Secret

The First Thing I Do by Keith Hosman

Sara Mckiness - Teaching your horse to walk with you

The Ultimate Horse Board:
Chat with other equestrians now!

 

November 02, 2007:

Ultimate Horse Board: New forums!
Chat online with equestrians worldwide.

Rescuing Greece's Ancient Equines: The Skyros Small-Horse
by Cherry Sweig

On the island of Corfu, off of Greece, live a breed of small, ancient horses. ""The Skyros small-horse shows no close relationship to any modern breed,” - Dr. Cothran.
The SILVA Project is an attempt to save these historically significant horses.

New Articles Courtesy Equine Investigators:
Embryo Transfer
Cushing's Disease
Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome


Sleipnir : The 8-legged Stallion

Sugar & Iodine For Wound Care
by Caterina Tadlock

Biting Horses
by Josh Lyons & Keith Hosman

Why teach your horse tricks?
By Carole Fletcher

Horse Business Articles by Lisa Derby Oden:

Should I Build an Indoor Arena?

Top 10 Horse Business Concerns

Marketing Strategies And The Net

Horses Seek Safety from Wildfires in Southern California

 

October 06, 2007:

The World's Smallest Horse: Thumbelina

Q&A about the world's smallest horse, a 17.5 inch tall mare.

"Since the day she was born, children light up when they meet Thumbelina. She has such a special connection with children and it's the reason we've devoted Thumbelina to helping children in need."

 

How-To Horse Contest Winners!

Last summer, we asked our readers to contribute their knowledge by writing "how-to" horse articles. We received hundreds of great tips and articles. Now, the winning entries have been chosen and have been published on the website. The four top entries are:

Fescue Pastures by Dr Jim Hamilton

Three Reasons that Groundwork is Important
by Sara McKiness



An Education in Pinhooking
Hugh Mooney describes his first experience buying a racehorse:

The idea is to buy a Thoroughbred yearling at the sale coming up next month then sell it at their May, Two-Year-Olds In Training sale. She would provide the training up to the sale and I would provide the cost of feed, shoeing and vet bills. And, at the end we would split the ‘big’ bucks equally.

Seeing Red... Ribbons
By Josh Lyons & Keith Hosman
Have you ever seen a red ribbon tied to a horse's tail? What does that ribbon mean? It means "Stay away from me. My horse will kick your horse."

 

History of Pegasus
by C Tadlock

Chinese & Indian Horse Myths by C Tadlock

 

The Aging of Old Friends
by Raydene Labatore
As our lives go by we have our animals friends that become so special to us.
We bought my daughter a beautiful arabian mare named Saladians Melissa when she was 8 so she could get more serious about horse showing....
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Previous Updates:

The McCurdy Plantation Horse
A rare breed of horse developed on the plantations of Alabama, the McCurdy Plantation Horse is a versatile, naturally-gaited riding horse.
Includes video clip of the McCurdy's natural smooth gait!

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The Kentucky Natural Gaited Horse
What makes the Kentucky Natural Gaited horse so special? Most notably, is the presence of a natural four beat gait that is rhythmic and appealing to the eye. It is unique to the breed, is totally natural and normally exhibited from birth. It does not exhibit the exaggerated leg action of manmade gaits, but rather is smooth, rhythmic...[ Read More ]



America's Horse Feature!
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