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The number one killer of horses is colic. Colic is not a disease, but rather a combination of signs that alert us to abdominal pain in the horse. Colic can range from mild to severe, but it should never be ignored. Many of the conditions that cause colic can become life threatening in a relatively short period of time. Only by quickly and accurately recognizing colic – and seeking qualified veterinary help – can the chance for recovery be maximized. ... Read the full article

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The outdoors experience draws many equestrian vacationers. Breathtaking scenery, close-up views of wildlife, creaking of saddle leather, birds singing in distant trees and the soft clop-clop of horses' hooves are all part of the experience. One important thing to keep in mind when going on an equestrian vacation is to be prepared. Here are some tips to help you choose, and prepare for, your equestrian vacation. ... Read the full article

How to Care For Your Pregnant Mare
After months of waiting, searching for a stallion and careful preparation your attempt to breed your mare is successful. So now what do you do? What is the next step and how can you ensure that your mare will experience a healthy pregnancy? Though there is no way to be sure complications won’t arise, important elements to a healthy pregnancy can be addressed, such as veterinary care, proper nutrition and appropriate exercise for your mare. ... Read the full article

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Saddle Up! Getting a Jump on Proper Horse Care
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… And In December, the Days Grow Short: The Senior Horse
Here’s something to think about: Middle age for humans begins about 45. Middle age for your horse begins at around 15 with a life expectancy of about 30. Along the way, the inevitable signposts of aging begins appearing evidenced by weight lo ... Read the full article

Lynn Palm– Palm Partnership Training™ Riding Tips Featured in Women’s Health Magazine
Ocala, FL (October 30th, 2007) -- Lynn Palm and Palm Partnership Training ™ riding tips are featured in the “Long Weekend – You Can do This” Whitefish, MT, dude ranch article in Women’s Health magazine’s October 2007 issue. Palm’s “Driving Mr. Ed ... Read the full article

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Maintaining healthy joints is one of the largest challenges horse owners face when caring for their horse. Whether training a performance horse for competition, or riding an older horse down a rugged trail, considerable stress is placed on his joints when shifting his center of gravity to execute complex maneuvers. ... Read the full article

10 Tips For Buying a Horse
There are certain factors you have to consider when purchasing a pony. First, remember that it involves a long-term commitment, so make sure you make the right selections. Take it slow in hunting for info per everything you've got to know about owning and looking after a pony. Know what kind of pony that suits your personality and prepare plenty of room for your pony to move around. ... Read the full article

Jess You and I Wins Champion of Champions
Jess You and I, a 15-1 outsider, pulled an upset and set a track record in Saturday's $750,000 Champion of Champions for older Quarter Horses at Los Alamitos. ... Read the full article

The First Few Days
The birth of a new foal can be an exciting and trying time for any horse owner. There are lots of things to do, and it is imperative that you pay close attention to your newest little family member. Below you will find some tips and tricks to keeping your new foal safe and healthy. We will also address some of the toughest problems like bottle feeding, which can cause undue stress if you aren’t prepared. ... Read the full article

Classes Moving: APHA Fall Championship Show – November 6-15, 2008
Classes moving from the World Championship Show to the Fall Championship Show are as follows: Open & Amateur World Championship classes for weanling halter horses, yearling halter and performance horses, 2-year-old performance horses and 3-Year-O ... Read the full article

USRider Urges Horse Owners to Maximize Fuel Economy
The use of heavy-duty vehicles to transport horses consumes more energy than most passenger cars. However, horse owners can take several steps to maximize their fuel economy. ... Read the full article

Toon and Invincible Awarded Amateur-Owner Hunter Championship Again at 125th National Horse Show
For the third time in this year's indoor season, Ellen Toon of South Salem, NY, was awarded the Amateur-Owner Over 35 Hunter Championship with Invincible. This time it was at last week's Syracuse Invitational Sporthorse Tournament featuring the 125th National Horse Show (NHS). Toon rides at JT Farm, based in South Salem, NY, and Wellington, FL. ... Read the full article

Safe Hauling: Haul your horses safely and properly
AQHA Corporate Partner Exiss Trailers understands the importance of traveling safely down the road with our horses. Exiss provides tips and suggestions for safe hauling on its Web site. ... Read the full article

How Do I Get My Horse to Pick Up the Correct Canter Lead Every Time?
Do you struggle getting your horse to pick up one of his canter leads? If so, here are some tips and exercises to help you with this all too common problem. ... Read the full article

Beneficial Tax Tips for the Horse Industry
Tax season is near and the American Horse Council has extensive tax information that can influence your equine business tax returns. For 40 years, the American Horse Council has provided the horse industry with tax information through the Tax Bulletin, the Tax Handbook and other various publications. ... Read the full article

Choosing a Horse to Fit Your Personality
There are several things to consider when choosing a horse to fit your personality. Most importantly is what you want your horse to do, both the rider and the horse’s age, and the horse’s conformation. ... Read the full article

Finding Mr. Right: Use these tips to select the right stallion for your mare
Your decision depends on several things, including the goals you have for the foal. Are you trying to produce a future AQHA Champion? Do you plan to sell the foal for a good price based on impeccable bloodlines? Do you hope to raise and train the foal to become the horse of your dreams? ... Read the full article