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Working (Horse) Women

Working (Horse) Women

On those afternoons when you’re jailed in the office, it’s easy to daydream about earning your living with horses and being near them every day. Some 700,000...

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Your 2010 World Equestrian Games Preview

Your 2010 World Equestrian Games Preview

Imagine the best of the best in the equestrian world all gathered together in one place. Think of the most accomplished riders and the most talented horses converging at one location to do what the...

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Shopping for an Event Prospect

Shopping for an Event Prospect

Eventing is a sport where most riders enjoy cultivating a relationship with their mounts; it is, in part, this level of mutual understanding that makes it possible for horses and riders to complete...

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Two to Tango

Two to Tango

In 1998, when Ruth Hogan-Poulsen’s career in dressage was really beginning to take off, she was invited to compete on a Rhinelander, owned by Liz Ritz of Ohio. Liz had become pregnant. &ldquo...

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A Step Ahead

A Step Ahead

Equestrian sports are gradually gaining in recognition at the high school level, opening the door for new opportunities for today’s young riders. Traditionally, equestrian programs have been ...

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Up Your Horsepower

Up Your Horsepower

Leisurely trotting down a country road with a single horse and carriage is pure bliss for many carriage drivers. But, if visions of Roman chariot races creep into your daydreams, it might mean that...

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Horse Health

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GBED – Glycogen Branching Enzyme Deficiency:

A genetic mutation that occurred in one horse at least 50 years ago, affecting an unknown number of horses descending from that original individual, was identified in 2004. The inherited defect was first noticed in the spring of 1997, when muscle ...

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Tips & Techniques

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Lilly de Sousa

Lilly de Sousa, of Stone Bridge Farm, brings her personal experience to a slew of up-and-coming high school and college students who are continuously “catch riding” every time they enter a competition. After...

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Last Laugh

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Horsekeeping Hints

 

I like to give public service announcements, or handy hints, especially to new horse owners or riders. I’m not that knowledgeable, but that never stops me. Based on personal experience, here are t...

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