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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

10 Tips for Caring for the Older Horse
Because of advances in nutrition, management and health care, horses are living longer, more useful lives. It’s not uncommon to find horses and ponies living well into their 20s and 30s. While genetics play a role in determining life span, you too, can have an impact. ... Read the full article

Tips on Preparing for an Equestrian Vacation
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

USRider Urges Horse Owners to Maximize Fuel Economy
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USRider Promotes Fuel Economy for Horse Owners
Lexington, KY (Jan. 27 2006) – Crude oil is expected to reach $75 a barrel in 2006, with resulting gasoline prices reaching $3 per gallon. It will more important than ever to conserve energy and save fuel costs. You can improve your fuel economy – as ... Read the full article

USRider Promotes Fuel Economy for Horse Owners
Lexington, KY (March 12, 2007) – The Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecasts that the average monthly motor gasoline prices will increase by nearly 40 cents per gallon from February ($2.28 per gallon) through June, peaking at $2.67 per gall ... Read the full article

Western-Saddle-Guide.com Provides Saddle Know-How to New Riders
Novice Riders turn to the Web for comprehensive and in-depth information on western saddles Dillon, Montana, November 1, 2006 – Western-Saddle-Guide.com, a comprehensive online resource for western saddles, is providing new western riders with an ... Read the full article

The Adult Longeing Guide Exercises to Build an Independent Seat
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Julie Goodnight Tip of the Month
PONCHA SPRINGS, Colo. November 15, 2007— Riding for Fitness It’s not just about having fun or gaining new skills, riding is a great form of exercise, too! For beginner and intermediate riders, the sport offers both aerobic and strength buildin ... 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

Don't Let Horse Play Throw You
Orthopaedic Surgeons Provide Tips to Prevent Horseback Riding Injuries ROSEMONT, Ill., Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Horseback riding is a great way to exercise the entire body. Interaction between horse and rider offers documented therapeutic benefits ... Read the full article

Julie Goodnight Releases Three New DVDs in Principles of Riding Series
Poncha Springs, Colorado, October 24, 2006: Horse trainer and clinician Julie Goodnight (of Poncha Springs, Colorado) releases three new DVD installments in her Goodnight’s Principles of Riding series: Volume 3—Perfect Practice: Exercises to Improve ... 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

Julie Goodnight Finishes Filming on First Horse Master TV Show Episodes
Respected trainer Julie Goodnight just finished filming the first five episodes in her new makeover-style TV series, Horse Master. Goodnight—known for her easy to understand teaching style and her appearances at horse expos everywhere—works with a ne ... Read the full article

Limited Riding Enrollments Available for October Short Courses
Ocala, FL – September 12, 2006 – Two new three-day short courses will be offered this fall at Palm Partnership Training and there are enrollments available. The first short course will be held October 13-15, 2006. This course is open to all breed ... Read the full article

HorseCity.com TV Production Team Earns Two 2007 Telly Awards
(AUGUSTA, Ga.) - The HorseCity.com TV production team received two Telly Awards for its weekly television show "HorseCity.com TV" and for its special sales DVD production for Martin Saddlery. The grass-roots, magazine-formatted show "HorseCity.c ... Read the full article

Lesley Ward Named Editor-in-Chief of Bowtie Inc.’s Equine Magazine Group
FOUNDER OF POPULAR KIDS’ RIDING MAGAZINE TO MANAGE HORSE TITLES AT AMERICA’S PREMIER PET PUBLISHER IRVINE, CA, December 10, 2007 – BowTie, Inc., the world’s premier pet publisher, is proud to announce the promotion of Young Rider Editor Lesley War ... 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

Saddle Up! Getting a Jump on Proper Horse Care
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Like Living in the Wild: Natural Equestrian Homes
Modernizing a horse’s environment to convenience the needs of humans could have damaging effects on the health of our horse companions. In order to maintain the physical and mental well being of your horse it is important to become familiar with how a horse lives in its natural environment. Making changes to your barn or landscape so that it reflects a horse’s natural environment could improve your horse’s overall health while adding visual interest to your already existing barn or stable. ... Read the full article