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National Day of the American Cowboy Resolution Passes Senate
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Senate passes National Day of the American Cowboy Resolution
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25 Projects for Horsemen: Money-Saving, Do-It-Yourself Ideas for the Farm, Arena, and Stable
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Blanketing Your Horse
If you have body clipped your horse, keep in mind that you have removed his only protection against cold temperatures, wind and rain. He needs his winter coat, or something in place of it, to protect him from harsh winter elements. You must be prepared to blanket your horse on a regular basis if he is clipped. A good rule of thumb is to use 55 degrees Fahrenheit as your “blanket” temperature. Day or night, if the temperature is below 55 degrees, then your horse should be blanketed. If temperatures regularly drop below freezing, then you should also provide a hood and possibly a second blanket. And if it is raining, then keep your body clipped horse indoors or in a sheltered area. ... Read the full article

American Cowboy Magazine Wins 2006 Wrangler Award
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Win or lose, showing is about creating memories. Every young boy or girl to step into the show ring has experienced that one special moment. It might have been their first show, or their first win, or perhaps it was the day they finally perfected the ... Read the full article

Clean but Still Coarse?
You just bathed your horse, yet his coat still feels coarse and looks dull. That’s because your grooming products aren’t removing the mineral buildup on his hair. We’ve all experienced the difference between taking a shower or bath in soft water a ... Read the full article

Grooming the Mane
Some people spend a lot of time and money bathing and conditioning the manes on their horses. Does that really help? Fact number one: Everybody wants to ride a good-looking horse. One of the most attractive features on any horse is a long, flowing ... Read the full article

Great Horse Grooming Tips
Make your horse look like a million-dollar show horse, even if he’s not,with these great grooming tips. The popular saying, “you never get a second chance to make a good first impression,” is very true when it comes to showing your horse. Whether ... Read the full article

Union Jack Offers Back-Saving Funky Summer Fun For Horse Owners
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Circle Y Awards The Extreme Cowboy With Championship Saddle
Yoakum, TX, August 7, 2006---Circle Y Saddles, America’s Leading Saddle Brand, once again rewarded the top Extreme Cowboys at the event held during the 2006 Western States Horse Expo in Sacramento, CA. Circle Y saddles have be offered as top prizes a ... Read the full article

Can You "Save Your Horse?"
If your horse fell into a ravine, would you know what to do? If your trailer was broad sided by another vehicle and turned over, would you know what to do? Could you assist emergency personnel in saving your horse? Being prepared and knowing what to do is vital when it comes to preventing serious injuries and even death! ... Read the full article

Detangle Those Dreadlocks
Put away your scissors. There’s a better way to remove a matted knot from your horse’s mane. It all starts innocently enough. A small burr or tiny twig lodges itself in your horse’s mane. Then the hair begins to twist and tangle aro ... Read the full article

National Day of the Cowboy Resolution Introduced in Both House and Senate
This impressive achievement is the result of the combined efforts of Wyoming's U.S. Senator, Mike Enzi, and Arizona's U.S. Congresswoman, Gabrielle Giffords. Senator Enzi and Congresswoman Giffords now urgently need your participation in order to ... Read the full article

Body Clipping Your Horse
It seems like the shorter the days get, the longer a horse’s hair gets. And as all horse owners know, this poses some unique challenges. We still want to ride and keep our horses exercised, but a thick, winter coat makes caring for them more difficult. After exercise, they need to be thoroughly cleaned, but if we bathe them, it takes an eternity for them to dry, and they run the risk of getting chilled. ... Read the full article

Anne Reynolds Wins 2009 NRCHA Hackamore Classic Non Pro Bridle Sweepstakes on More Magic Please
The first day of competition at the 2009 National Reined Cow Horse Association Hackamore Classic, held April 24-26 at the Paso Robles Event Center in Paso Robles, California, not only featured the herd work of the limited age event, but also three NR ... Read the full article

“Extreme Cowboy Race” is Back!
(AUGUSTA, Ga.) The thrilling race that has swept the equine world is back! The second season of the “Extreme Cowboy Race” starts Saturday, March 4th on RFD-TV. The new season, “Extreme Cowboy Race #2,” is once again hosted by Craig Cameron and tak ... Read the full article