Equine and Horse Blog June Archive

Inspecting Horsefloat Before Purchasing one

06/26/09 10:01

There are lots of horsefloats being sold in the market that is in good condition, but there are also some advertised horsefloats that are not in good condition,

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Making It Work Equine Massage Therapy and Training Interview

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Making It Work Equine Massage Therapy and Training

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Catherine

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Edmonton

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Information on Massage Therapy and Training on Horses by a Certified Equine Massage Therapist and a 40 Years of Training knowledge. Helping Owners learn how to do their own basic training and helping horses perform better since they are tremendous athletes

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Missouri horse diagnosed to have equine piroplasmosis

A 7-year-old horse in Jackson County, Mo., was diagnosed to have equine piroplasmosis. This was according to a report by John Clifford, DVM, deputy administrator at the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. The report has already been sent to the World Organization for Animal Health.

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11th annual Western States Horse Expo

An event in equine for enthusiast will be held at Cal Expo in Sacramento, California. The said event is the 11th annual Western States Horse Expo.

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Ohio couples form equine rescue group

A number of couples from Chillicothe, Ohio, have formed Horse Rescue and Sanctuary Incorporated, an equine rescue group aimed at ensuring equine welfare, providing horse rescue education to citizens, and networking services to the local and surrounding communities.

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Gray Family Faces Charges of Neglect

45 year old farmer at Spindle Farm in Amersham together with four other members of the family were accused for neglecting horses, ponies and donkeys that was according to vets was the most cruel case towards animals.

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Equine Event For Charity

Second year students of Higher National Diploma (HND) in equine management will be hosting an invitational evening of performances at Northumberland College campus on June 11. The students will be having Breakthrough Breast Cancer and The Orchid Cancer Appeal to watch their self organized event as part of their course. Prizes of the event includes arena hire for four people at Pastures New Equestrian Centre, a spa day at the Copthorne Hotel, Newcastle. For those interested to attend and donate visit the website provided by the link below.

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Managing Noninfectious Respiratory Problems

Management techniques towards respiratory disease among horses will be discussed on June 18 at 8 p.m. ET at Webinar, Managing Noninfectious Respiratory Problems.

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Large Animal Emergency Response Training in WV

The West Virginia Equine Association will give the chance to let first responders, veterinarians, horse owners, and the general public learn large animal emergency response techniques through a two-day certification training.

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Surrendered Horses Increases Due to Bad Economy

Due to the continuous decline in the economy, more and more horses were left to Equine Centers by their owners.

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