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The Importance of Flax in Your Horse’s Diet

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ND Flax Milling provides premium Cold-Milled Flax to Horse Owners   US Manufacturer Shares Value of Cold-Milled Flax ND Flax Milling, a fourth-generation family-run business in North Dakota, focuses on the nutritional benefits of feeding cold-milled flax to your horse. ND Flax Milling takes pride in being the most affordable …

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Economic Impact of Horse Industry in United States

The American Horse Council has done another study on the economic impact of the horse industry in the United States. It is summarized in the two below *graphics. Recreation as a whole has a huge impact on the economy. The horse industry is a large part of that recreational financial …

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From big to small, NAWD groundwork programs are for all horses

Though cute and cuddly, miniature horses are great pasture art—but what else can you do with them? Stacey Gorman of Wisconsin has found a fun, challenging way to develop a deeper connection with her small partner “Dunnit” through North American Western Dressage’s innovative “Six Feet on the Ground” in-hand training …

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Olivia Barden named 2018 IEA National Sportsmanship Award Winner

  July 10, 2018 (Columbus, Ohio) – The Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA), in conjunction with the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA), awards a student rider the National Sportsmanship Award each year. This year’s award was presented to Olivia Barden, a Senior from Parker, Colorado. The national award winner is selected …

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Trail Savvy: Keeping Trails Open

By Robert Eversole   We are blessed. Our nation’s public lands are one of America’s greatest achievements. Every year millions of horse owners across the U.S. visit our federal, state and local parks and other open spaces. And nearly every visit has something in common—trails. Horse owners experience our public …

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Preventing Injury in Performance Horses

Multiple Therapies Keep Hard-Working Horses Going Strong By Theresa Rice   Performance horses are true athletes in their disciplines. Whether you’re training and maintaining that athlete yourself or paying a trainer to do it, you want to keep your horse in the best physical condition possible. All athletes benefit from …

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On Having Grit

Part 3: Effort Counts Twice By Laura Schonberg   Last month, we discussed Dr. Angela Duckworth’s research on how easily talent distracts us; if something seems to come naturally to someone or their horse, we may believe they don’t have to work very hard to be successful or outstanding in …

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Farrier’s Formula Double Strength Plus Joint

Why is Sulfur Important for Horses? By J. Frank Gravlee, DVM, MS, CNS and Scott Gravlee, DVM, CNS   The connective tissues of all mammals are rich in the mineral sulfur. The skin, hair, ligaments, tendons, cartilage and the hooves of horses are comprised of connective tissue. Collagen is the …

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