The Canadian Horse
Advancement of the Canadian horse began with horses sent from France to Quebec between 1665 and 1670. With a limited number of horses in the colony, they were highly valued,…
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Genetic Study Of The Arabian Horse
By Kirsten Romaguera, 352-294-3313, [email protected] of Florida, 2343 Mowry Road, Bldg 69 Gainesville, FL 32611-0810 This study, involving Arabian horses from 12 countries found that some populations maintained a larger…
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Bork Saddlery & Hardware
“It gives you a good feeling.” says Herb Bork when describing seeing his creations in use. Mountains of bronze dust stand as testament to years spent crafting saddle hardware. A…
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Finding The Right Horse
We encourage you to read “Is Horse Ownership Right For Me?” in the United Horse Coalition (UHC) Materials. If after understanding all that is involved with owning a horse responsibly…
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Eau Claire Bit & Spur Club Story
For our readers who like to follow stories that have been published in our previous issues, we’ll re-introduce an article from our April 2015 copy, then called Horse N Around…
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Dick And Diamond, Our Faithful Team
By: Larry Grambort Though they were both very solid black in color, they were easy to tell apart. Diamond had a white diamond shaped marking on his nose and one…
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Are You Tacking Up Properly?
By: Julie Christie This article is about making sure that tack is appropriately fitted and placed on the horse. It is by no means a full guide on how to…
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Western Dressage: A Closer Look At Tack
By: Lynn Palm Any time you are getting into a different discipline, it is important to know what tack is to be used in competition. The smart rider will research…
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Riding Is A Mental Sport
By: Deanna Preis On more than one occasion, I have seen Shetland Ponies put 16 hand Thoroughbreds in their place. It was not about their size, it was about them…
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