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Keep these things in mind when easing your horse back into work.

To read this article, visit: 4 principles for safely conditioning your horse (equusmagazine.com)

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A horse who eats on the trail isn't paying attention to his rider. Here's how to redirect his focus. T

o read this article, visit: Break Your Horse's Trail-Snacking Habits (equusmagazine.com).

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Helping horses and people in need can be a rewarding experience, but consider what it will take before you commit to volunteering at a horse organization.

To read this article, visit: So You Want to Volunteer at a Horse Organization? (equusmagazine.com)

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Knowing how to check this important vital sign allows you to closely monitor your horse's health.

To read this article, visit: Learn to take your horse's pulse (equusmagazine.com)

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With patience, understanding and sensible handling, you can support your new horse's mental well-being as he gets used to his new home.

To read this artcile, visit: 5 Ways to Help Your Adopted Horse Thrive Mentally - Equus Magazine

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Traditional "spirit" animals, Ojibwe Horses are being saved by a small but dedicated group of breeders.

To read this article, visit: New foal born to endangered Indigenous horse breed - Equus Magazine

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Researchers compared the impact of three different diets on the recovery of starved horses. Here's what they found. To read this article, visit: What science says about feeding rescue horses (equusmagazine.com)

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To help a horse with an "itchy" tail, you'll need to do a methodical investigation of possible causes. To read this article, visit Finding the cause of tail rubbing (equusmagazine.com)

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A study suggests that colts can be gelded early—even at 3 days old—without adverse effects. To read this article, visit Study finds no downside to early castration (equusmagazine.com)

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Research points to the potential welfare issues that can arise from emphasizing physical extremes in horses. To read this article, visit: Study reveals preferences for extreme equine head and neck shapes (equusmagazine.com)

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