Horse

Move to the Rhythm of the Beat

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The way in which a horse moves its legs is known as a gait. The four basic gaits are the walk, trot, canter and gallop. In each pace, the hooves touch the...

Stars and Stripes Forever

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What does the 4th of July and horses have in common? Well, they both have stars and stripes, of course! How is that possible you ask? Let's take a look. The markings...

The Bombs Bursting in Air -Keeping Your Horses Safe During the 4th of July

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The 4th of July is one of several holidays we celebrate with loud and bright fireworks and although we love the "bombs bursting in air," our equine friends are not too keen on the...

Say that again! 20 Bizarre Horse Facts.

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Horses have been the original best friend of man since anywhere from 4,000 to 2,000 BC. They have been called the noblest of creatures, taking man anywhere he wanted to go and helping...

All Socks Aren’t Created Equal

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Just like humans wear socks that are peds, ankle, mid-calf and knee-hi's, our horse friends sport their own leg markings, which are usually named based on the highest area of the leg they cover....

Number 30 – Santa Anita

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As horse number 30 was euthanized after a training accident at Santa Anita, the Stronach Group, owners of the California track, took action. They banned trainer, Jerry Hollendorfer, from having any rights to...

Horses of Africa

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It has been said that no horses originated on the continent of Africa, but in reality there are actually six breeds that call South Africa their home. These breeds have never set foot...

Fun by the Pound

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Have you ever wondered how much your horse weighs? Well, it's just a simple math formula. What's that you say? You aren't good at math? Oh, no worries, we have...

Horse Heroes – Part V

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https://youtu.be/i1J9UueYLNk Today's hero is the one of the most famous of all horses, Bucephalus. He was the great black steed of Alexander the Great. His name literally translated means "ox head," befitting his...

The Stages Through the Ages

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The average lifespan of a horse is 25-30 years. A horse becomes an adult at the age of five. They mature faster than humans, however, like humans, their early stages of life...
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