Understanding the symptoms of Cushings in horses can lead to earlier diagnosis and effective treatment
After 17 years of marriage, she heard her husband say he was ready for a horse of his …
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Be Prepared so Your Horses Stay Safe this Fire Season
July 27, 2020 By
Be Prepared so Your Horses Stay Safe this Fire Season Nicole Chastain Price, who has had to evacuate horses seven times in her years as a barn manager, rider, owner, and trainer, has good advice for …
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A Pro’s tips to Photographing Your Horse
June 11, 2020 By
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Pro Photographer Nigel Skeet
Tired of typical photography shots of your horse?
Nigel Skeet has photographed everything from rock stars to fashion, but he’s …
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Home Made Treats For Your Horse
April 12, 2020 By
By TPH Intern Mackenzie Shuman | Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography
Why buy expensive horse treats at the store when you can make some from household ingredients? We have compiled some of our …
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Horse Health by the Season
February 11, 2020 By
Winter, spring, summer, or fall…all you’ve got to do is remember what your horse needs to stay healthy. A seasonal guide by BARB CRABBE, DVM will help you.
Pumpkin-spiced lattes and cold, crisp …
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SIX POINTS TO CONSIDER BEFORE USING A CALMING SUPPLEMENT
January 18, 2020 By
Travel and competition
season is upon us, and "show nerves" are common, even in horses.
Agitated, nervous horses that are normally well behaved may benefit from a
calming supplement. These products …
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