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Drippy Eyes
Drippy Eyes
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Some horses suffer from frequent discharges from one or both eyes, often as a result of a medical problem such as allergies. When I rescued an abused horse last fall, he came with many problems, some easier to address than others. Quality pasture, my...
By Katharine MacCornack
3 - 1 = 2
3 - 1 = 2
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I can’t remember the last time I’ve had only two horses. I was there when she was born and I was there to say goodbye, and I’ll tell you the birthing is a whole lot happier than the deathing.  Her birth was uneventful. Fun....
By Tanya Buck
How Does the Triple Crown Differ when You Cross the Pond?
How Does the Triple Crown Differ when You Cross the Pond?
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Horse racing is a sport we share with our friends across the pond. It would be no surprise to hear that the UK has their own Triple Crown. As a quick history note, the American Triple Crown had its roots in on Meriwether Lewis Clark, Jr who attempted...

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What is an Arabian horse?
The Arabian horse is a beautiful and majestic breed that has been admired by many generations of horse riders. It stands out from other horse breeds thanks to its contoured head, wide eyes, and small muzzle—features that are the result of hundreds of years of selective breeding. The Arabian's strong body and quick reflexes make it an ideal choice for racing competitions or fast-paced performance events like jumping or dressage. Perhaps even more remarkable than its physical attributes is the Arabian's gentle nature; they're considered among the most intelligent and loyal horses in existence, making them perfect companions for their human friends. Their stamina gives them great endurance when ridden over long distances, making them popular mount choices during desert treks! That being said, owning an Arabian isn't always easy; they require strict care protocol if you want to keep them healthy and happy throughout their lifetime. But with proper exercise, training, grooming sessions, diet consultation with a vet (or equine nutritionist), regular health check-ups at your vet clinic - not to mention plenty of love - you can keep your Arab companion safe from common medical conditions such as colic or laminitis while ensuring a long life full of enjoyable experiences together!