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    Thief Apprehended By Man On Horseback

    June 14, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    This is one of those stories that, if someone hadn’t been smart enough to snap a picture of it, we would never believe it happened. First of all, how often does a cowboy bring his horse with him to pick up dog food at Walmart? That’s exactly what Robert Borba was doing last week in Eagle...

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    Horse Shows His Funny Side When He Gives His Farrier A Wet Willy

    June 14, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    I’ve seen many horses be “nosy” while the farrier is trying to do their job. I've even seen them lip at them, maybe for a treat or because they are contemplating a bite. But this horse, he’s of a different breed. He seems to think that while he’s getting his hooves done, the farrier would...

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    7 Ways To Be A Great Boarder

    June 9, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    When you board your horse, it’s important to not only find a barn which is appropriate for you, but to also make an effort to be a good boarder. These seven tips below can help you to be a great boarder and stay on good terms with the barn owner, the barn manager, and other...

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    5 Ways To Ride A Better Halt

    June 9, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    The halt is one of the most often overlooked factors in riding. Being able to halt your horse properly and well is not only essential to your safety, it can also affect how you score when you're being judged at a show. We have five ways that you can ride a better halt, improving your...

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    Where To Buy A Horse: 6 Places To Look

    June 9, 2016 by ihearthorses 3 Comments

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    If you have plans of purchasing a new equine friend in the future, then knowing where to buy a horse can make your search easier. Ready to start looking? Then check out these six places to find horses for sale. 1. Online Horse Classifieds One of the fastest ways to find many horses for sale...

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    A Look Back At Secretariat's Victory At The 1973 Belmont Stakes

    June 9, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    We may never see the likes of this horse again. Secretariat not only clenched the Triple Crown with ease, but he cemented his place in racehorse history that day. Even non-horse people know who Secretariat was. To win a race by several lengths is impressive. But, he did what no horse had done or probably...

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    6 Tips On Retraining An Ex-Racehorse

    June 5, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Ex-racehorses continue to gain in popularity, and there are countless success stories of these horses going on to have successful careers as competition horses, lesson horses, and even trail horses. But retraining an ex-racehorse can be a challenge. Here are six tips to help you out. Give Him a Rest If you're bringing home a...

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    A Guide To Understanding Appaloosa Horse Coat Genetics

    June 5, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    There is something about a splashy horse that people just love. It’s one of the reasons the Appaloosa horse has flourished since it was developed in North America. Horses of color have long been revered, but up until recently, getting a flashy foal was a matter of chance. Breeders would often breed their blanketed stallion...

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    10 Year Old Girl Tames Wild Horse Rescued From Freeway

    June 5, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    There are few things scarier for a wild horse than to be frantically running on a freeway. But that’s exactly what happened to a mustang mare that was found on the 210 Freeway near Slymar, California in 2015. When she was finally rescued, she was taken to Total Equestrian Experience in Chatsworth. She was underweight and...

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    Woman Teaches Her Horse To Go On A Seesaw Tackless

    June 2, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    It takes a lot of trust and work to get to the point where you can ride your horse tackless, even if it’s just walking around the arena. And often times, many horses and riders never get to that point. It’s why so many of us “ohh” and “ahh” when we see someone able to...

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    5 Things You Need To Know Before You Board Your Horse

    June 2, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

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    Boarding a horse is a common option when you don’t have the luxury of having a barn in your yard. But before you decide to board your horse, make sure that you’re aware of the information below. 1. Barns Have Different Atmospheres As you look at boarding barns, find out what their specialty is. Some...

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    7 Important Show Prep Tips

    June 2, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Show season is here, and that means that show preparation starts now, too. These seven show prep tips can help you to get ready for a show and reduce your stress on competition day. Start Packing Early Days before you have to leave for the show, start packing your supplies. Make a checklist of everything...

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    7 Horse Shipping Safety Tips

    June 2, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

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    Shipping your horse can be dangerous if not done correctly. The next time that you load your horse into a trailer, consider these seven tips to ship your horse safely. Be Patient Injuries happen when we try to hurry things. When shipping your horse, give yourself plenty of time to load your horse into the...

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    7 New Arrivals Add To The Number Of Over 700 Animals Seized In North Carolina

    June 1, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    You may have read an on iHeartDogs about the 700 animals that were seized from an unlicensed rescue in January 2016. The owners were arrested on animal cruelty charges and The ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) had the help of ten other rescues that took in a number of these...

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    Check Out The Incredible Process For The Princess Elizabeth Cup

    June 1, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Before the Queen’s Birthday, the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment compete in the Princess Elizabeth Cup (formerly the Richmond Cup). The top eight will be the retinue accompany the Queen in the Queen’s Birthday Parade, which took place on April 21. While the parade was stunning, the incredible part is what happened before the parade, to...

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    5 Ways To Motivate Yourself To Get Back In The Saddle

    June 1, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Are you having a hard time motivating yourself to get back into the saddle? It’s easy to push riding time aside when you’re tired, busy, or just having a lazy day. If you want to get yourself riding again, though, check out these five ways you can motivate yourself to go ride. Call Up a...

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    6 Ways To Reduce Transportation Stress In Your Horse

    June 1, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

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    Traveling can be a stressful activity for any horse. If you plan on trailering your horse in the upcoming future, then you may want to consider these six ways that you can reduce your horse's stress while traveling. Take Short Trips If your horse hasn't ridden in a trailer in a while, then a trip...

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    Quiz: Can You Match The Horse Breed To Its Place Of Origin?

    May 27, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Some are easy to place, but do you know where most horse breeds originated? Sure the Arab may be an easy one, and perhaps even the Saddlebred. But what about the Kladruber? Test your horse breed knowledge with our quiz below and share your score in the comments!

    Why Do We Mount On The Left? Plus Other Horse Facts

    May 27, 2016 by ihearthorses 2 Comments

    Ever wondered why you do the things you do with your horse? If someone asked you, you would probably respond “that’s the way I was taught.” But why did they teach you that? We give you the answer below, plus some other fun facts about horses you probably never knew. #1 – Why we mount...

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    6 Signs You Are Ready To Breed Your Mare

    May 27, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Have you been debating over whether you’re ready to breed your mare? Breeding a horse is a big decision, but these six signs may indicate that you’re ready for the adventure. You Have Plenty of Savings Before you breed your mare, you need to have substantial savings. Breeding is expensive, and unfortunately, veterinary issues can...

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    10 Things You Might Not Know About The Kiger Mustang

    May 27, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

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    There are few animals more stunning than a golden Kiger Mustang. Known for their incredible golden coats and thick manes and tails, the Kiger Mustangs are an American icon. They are the most sought-after wild horse at BLM adoptions. But where do these horses come from and what makes them so special? Find out with...

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    5 Ways To Make Your Horse Healthier

    May 27, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Every horse owner wants their horse to live a long and healthy life. Are you putting these tips to work in order to help make your horse healthier? Buy a Quality Feed A horse is only as healthy as the feed that he eats. It's wise to always buy the best quality feed and hay...

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    These Funny Quotes From Mr. Ed Are A Perfect Tribute To Alan Young

    May 25, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    A horse is a horse of course of course…unless it’s the famous Mr. Ed! Mr. Ed (1958-1966) is an iconic sitcom for so many reasons. First, it’s one of the few ever created what was centered on a non-human star. Second, the show involved some pretty amazing acting skill on the part of the horse,...

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    Veteran Gets One Final Goodbye With His Beloved Horses

    May 25, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    On May 21st, 1970, Roberto Gonzalez was shot while serving our country in the Vietnam War. He was paralyzed – but that didn’t stop him from continuing his passion of training horses. When he came home he continued his dream with his wife, Rosario. “Horses are his life. We've been training and raising horses for...

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    5 Ways To Be A Great Horse Owner

    May 24, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    Do you know someone who is an absolutely fabulous horse owner? There are many ways that you can be a great owner to your horse. Here are five ideas to get you started--and give yourself a big pat on the back if you are doing these things already! Prioritize Your Horse's Health When you own...

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    Real Life Black Beauty Reunited With Owners After Two Decades Apart

    May 24, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    If you are a horse lover, than you know Anna Sewell’s classic Black Beauty. For most of us, it’s a happy-sad-happy tale that makes us run out and hug our own beloved in the barn. But for Michelle Postma and her husband of Pasco County, Florida, life imitated art when they found their childhood friend...

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    UPDATE: Jon Stewart Adopts Lily The Paintball Horse & Her BFF

    May 24, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    Today, May 25, 2015 during a press conference at Omega Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation, Jon and Tracey Stewart signed the papers officially adopting Lily and Anita, another horse that had befriended Lily at the rescue. “She’ll be well cared for, and she’ll never want for anything again,” Jon Stewart said when the adoption announcement was...

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    Houston Police Honor Horse Killed In The Line Of Duty

    May 21, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    In December of 2015, we posted the tragic story of Charlotte, a Houston Police horse and Tennessee Walking Horse Ambassador who was killed in the line of duty when she backed into a truck’s wheel wells, breaking her legs. Officer Ronald Curry, covered her head and laid with her, until her last breath.   We've...

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    Quiz: Can You Identify The Horse Breed By Its Silhouette?

    May 21, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

     Recognizing a horse breed when one is standing in front of you can be easy – you can see color the way it carries itself, even if it had gaits. But can you guess the breed based on a black silhouette? Test your horse breed acumen with this challenging quiz. Post your score in the...

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    5 Tips For Choosing The Best Shows To Attend This Year

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Horse shows will be starting up any time now. If you love to compete, then you’ll need to carefully choose the shows that you wish to attend each year. Can’t decide which shows are right for you and your horse? Check out these tips for some help. Consider the Competition It’s important to pick a...

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    5 Tips To Deal With Dogs Out On The Trail

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Have you ever come across a dog while out on the trail with your horse? While most dogs are fine around horses, there are dogs which will attack horses, either out of fear or aggression. Be sure that you’re familiar with these tips for when you encounter dogs while trail riding. Stay Calm The worst...

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    7 Tips For Owning A Horse During College

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Owning a horse and going to college don’t have to be mutually exclusive, but you do have to be determined and have excellent time management skills to do both at the same time. If you’re headed to college soon, then be sure to check out these seven tips for owning a horse during college. Find...

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    9 Great Items To Have On Hand For An Equine Emergency

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    If you spend enough time around horses, chances are at some point you will be caught in the midst of an equine emergency. While emergencies can be frightening, having the right tools on hand can increase the likelihood of a positive outcome. Here are 9 great items to have on hand for an equine emergency....

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    5 Ways To Improve Pasture Drainage

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Do your horse pastures turn into muddy messes during the spring and winter? Drainage is a common issue with horse pastures, but there are a number of ways that you can improve your pasture drainage for a drier pasture. Position Pastures Carefully When you initially lay out your property, pay attention to where you're positioning...

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    Rare Twin Foals With "Slim To None" Chance Of Surviving Are Thriving

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Born in Corvallis, Oregon, these twin foals are a medical marvel. Not only is it rare for a horse to have twins, but it is extremely rare for both to survive. The vet caring for these two miracles says their chance of survival was “slim to none.” In fact, in the 30 years Dr. John...

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    5 Ways To School Your Horse When You're Short On Time

    May 20, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    With today's chaotic world, you may find yourself short on time but needing to school your horse to keep him fit or to prepare him for an event. There are a number of ways to school your horse even when you're short on time. These tips will help you out. Lunge Your Horse If you're...

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    Horse Vision: A Breakdown Of How Horses See The World

    May 19, 2016 by ihearthorses 4 Comments

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    Once you learn about how your horse's vision works and how they see, you will be in awe by how much trust they have in us! Horses have the largest eye of any land mammal, but that doesn't mean they have the best sight. You may be surprised to learn the limits of their eyesight....

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    5 Fun Ways To Incorporate Horses In Your Wedding

    May 19, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    When horses are a major part of your life, it makes sense that you’d want to make them a part of your wedding day, too. Here are five fun ways that you can incorporate horses into your wedding. Arrive in a Horse-Drawn Carriage Want to add an elegant equine touch to your wedding? Arrive (or...

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    6 Tips For Managing The Senior Horse

    May 19, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Do you have a special spot in your heart for a senior horse? Keeping a horse into his senior years can be a rewarding experience, but senior horses also require some special care to make sure that their needs are met. These tips for managing the senior horse can help you get started. Provide Plenty...

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    Filly Who Was Once Near Death Survives & Jumps Into A New Life

    May 17, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

     Amanda Vella is the founder of Save A Horse Australia Horse Rescue & Sanctuary (SAHA), a non-profit rescue that takes unwanted, neglected, abused and slaughter bound horses, rehabilitates them and finds them a forever home. Established in 2001, they have two sanctuaries operating in Minden and Tarampa in Queensland, Australia. In May of 2010, Vella...

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