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    Prepare To Fall In Love With This Adoptable Mini & His Ball!

    February 7, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Meet Duke. Duke is a four-year-old miniature horse currently awaiting his forever home at Habitat for Horses, a large equine rescue in Southern Texas. They care for over 400 equines on five properties. They even have a sanctuary ranch for those that have a very unlikely chance of being adopted due to age or medical...

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    Meet Thunder: The Horse That Attended The Super Bowl!

    February 5, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    There are many things that the average horse does not get to do. Including going to huge sporting events, like the Super Bowl. But in 2016, the Denver Broncos promised Santa Clara that they would bring the Thunder to Super Bowl 50. Literally! The Denver Bronco Mascot, a stunning white horse named Thunder, packed up...

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    7 Everyday Items That Make Great Horse Treats

    February 4, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

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    Are you tired of buying horse treats? It’s easy to go through a lot of treats quickly, especially if you have multiple horses. Six of these products can be purchased at your local grocery store or even in bulk at a big box chain. The last option is a bit more labor-intensive, but a fresh...

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    DISCUSSION: See Why This Picture Of A Photobombing Horse Has The Internet Raging

    February 3, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    It started out as an adorable photo of a father and his son in North Wales, made all the more adorable by the obliging horse in the background who happened to bare her teeth right as David Bellis snapped the selfie. He then decided to take the image and enter it into Thomson Holiday’s “Made...

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    Which Fictional Horse Would Be Yours? Take Our Quiz!

    February 2, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    We all grew up wishing we could ride The Black just once or rescue Black Beauty and give him all the love and attention he so desperately deserved. Some of us may even have horses because of these fictional characters, who instilled upon us that burning desire to have a relationship with our own equine....

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    8 Tips To Help Your Horse Cope With Winter

    January 30, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    We’re deep into the throes of winter, the snow is flying, and the temperatures continue to drop. Are you worried about how your horse is coping with this challenging season? These eight tips can help you to keep your horse healthy and comfortable. Feed Plenty of Hay As the temperatures drop, the amount of hay...

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    After Attempting Suicide, This Woman Finds Hope Through Horses

    January 30, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Many of us have experienced some sort of bullying. Along the journey of childhood, through becoming a teenager and into adulthood, we realize that some people can be extremely hurtful and malicious in their ways. Natalie, the bullied girl in the video below, almost lost hope. That is, until she met a compassionate woman named Silverado Socrates, owner...

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    This Photographer Makes Unicorns Real

    January 30, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    As children, we all dream of unicorns and pegasi – of dragons and fairies and princesses and knights. As we get older, some of that magic is sadly lost. But professional photographer Pamela Salai of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is all about giving her clients that magic back, through her beautiful and unique photography style.   Salai...

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    110 Rescued Horses Run Free To Their New Grassy Haven

    January 30, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    The Duchess Sanctuary is a 1,120 acre facility located outdoors on the beautiful grassy fields in Oakland, Oregon. It was established in the year 2008 by some truly compassionate horse lovers to provide a permanent safe haven for over one hundred innocent horses that were sadly abandoned, abused, neglected or homeless. Thankfully, these people have rescued and continue...

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    Breaking News - Budweiser Welcomes First Clydesdale Foal of 2016

    January 27, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    It’s official! The first future Budweiser Clydesdale of 2016 was born this week. A healthy colt, Mac was born at Warm Springs Ranch in Boonville, Missouri on Tuesday, joining Anheuser-Busch’s herd of 160+ Clydesdales. Mac’s name is a nod to the iconic legacy of the Budweiser Clydesdales, the most macro of all icons, representing Budweiser’s quality for...

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    8 Things You Didn’t Know About The American Miniature Horse

    January 27, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Miniature horses have long been a favorite among equestrians and "non-horse" people alike. The tiny horses are just so cute, they capture the hearts of all who see them. How well do you know the miniature horse? Check out these fun facts about the world’s cutest equine! If you own a mini yourself, post a picture...

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    6 Tips For Riding Your Horse In The Snow

    January 26, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    We’re in the midst of winter, and there’s snow on the ground in much of the country. Riding in the snow can be great fun, and chances are that your horse will enjoy it, too. Before you head out, though, review these six tips to keep you safe and having fun during your snowy ride....

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    Cooper The Golden Retriever Hearts Horses Too!

    January 26, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Dogs are usually very friendly animals, but some are pretty picky when it comes to choosing their friends. Some of them don't like other dogs, some not fond of people, some absolutely love cats etc... Meet handsome Cooper, a golden retriever that doesn't like all the cows on the farm very much, but has a new...

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    Blind Dressage Rider Is Taking On The Olympics

    January 26, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Regardless of whether Verity Smith ever wins a gold medal, she is an incredible athlete, competing blind in a sport that definitely has risks, even for those with full vision. She is currently competing at Prix St. George in open competition (the highest level ever achieved by a blind rider in Britain). But she would...

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    When A Blizzard Buried Her Car, This Woman Took The Horse To Work, Instead!

    January 25, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Snow days can be great fun, unless you really need to get to work. Then they are a nightmare. Not all of us have four-wheel drive snow vehicles. So what do you do if your rear-wheel drive truck always gets stuck in the snow? For Gabby Lagdon of Burlington, North Carolina the answer was simple:...

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    Foal Meets Zebra And Can't Contain Her Excitement

    January 24, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    In this video, a little spotted foal named April gets all excited when she runs around the corner to see a striped zebra hanging out in the barn! You can see she also ends up getting another yellow pony wound up from the meeting! April didn't know what to think. You can see when she approaches the...

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    7 Things Any Horse Person Can Relate To

    January 24, 2016 by ihearthorses 10 Comments

    It’s true, we are a rare breed. Pet owners love their pets, but the relationship is different with a horse. If you have been fortunate to have a relationship with a horse, it can be hard to explain to the non-equestrian. And there are things they will never understand – like the following list. Have...

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    Army Veteran Suffering From PTSD Finds Comfort In Horses & Mules

    January 24, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Ray Knell is an Army Veteran with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, which unfortunately surfaced after he returned home from Afghanistan. It seemed as though he lost a lot of himself while out at war, including his purpose in life. A friend of his had tragically committed suicide and with all of this weighing on him...

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    A Breed In The Making: The Miniature Gypsy Horse

    January 24, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    A while back one of our writers did some research into the unique miniature gypsy horse. Here is the fascinating information that they uncovered.  I grew up an admirer of the draft breeds. I dreamed of owning and riding a Clydesdale more than anything. Then I learned of the Gypsy Vanner – perhaps, in my...

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    6 Factors To Consider When Choosing A Horse Blanket

    January 22, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Horse blankets can be pricey investments, and you want the blanket that you choose to be just right for your horse. Sure, you want what's best for your horse, but you also have to be reasonable within your budget. Be sure to consider these six factors when choosing a horse blanket. Denier A blanket’s denier...

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    New York City Decides Fate Of Central Park Carriage Rides

    January 22, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    The battle regarding the famous carriage rides in New York City has been going on for almost two years. It's attracted national attention from animal advocacy groups who want the carriages banned, to actor Liam Neeson, who has long supported the carriage rides, citing that the workers have a “spotless” record when it comes to...

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    Get A Rare Look At American Pharaoh, Right After Winning The Belmont

    January 22, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    It doesn’t matter how good of a seat you have at a racetrack, you don’t get to be there on the track when the winner crosses that line. Nor do you get to be there right after the race. But there are a few lucky people whose job actually gives them that chance. Miguel Gutierrez...

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    Little Girl Saves Mare On The Brink Of Starvation & Their Bond Is "Magic"

    January 22, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    Jo Jo’s Gypsy was one of 38 horses found abandoned in Bourbon County, Kentucky in August 2014. She was so emaciated, she was not expected to survive. She weighed just 758 pounds! She was given to Our Mims Retirement Haven, a Paris, Kentucky horse sanctuary and rescue. And that is where the miracle happened.  ...

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    5 Ways To Give Your Horse Water In Freezing Temperatures

    January 19, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    Keeping your horse drinking enough water becomes more important than ever when temperatures dip below freezing. Even when temperatures are frigid, your horse needs continuous access to unfrozen water. These five tips can help you to give your horse water in freezing temperatures. Haul Hot Water If you’re lucky enough to have nearby access to...

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    7 Signs Your Horse Needs To See A Vet

    January 19, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    It’s nice to be able to treat small injuries and illnesses that your horse encounters on your own. But sometimes you truly need the assistance of a vet in order to help your horse. Do you know when it’s absolutely necessary to call your vet? Here are 7 signs your horse needs to see a...

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    8 Great Horse Jobs To Pay The Bills And Follow Your Passion

    January 19, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Forget about that 9-5 office job or grueling part-time gig. Being around horses is when we feel the most fulfilled and satisfied. Not everyone can say they have a career they truly love. But when you love being around horses, a horse-related career is a dream that isn't as unattainable as you might think. You...

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    American Pharoah Unanimously Named Horse Of The Year

    January 19, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    It should be no surprise that on January 16, 2016 at the Eclipse Awards Ceremony at Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino in Hallandale Beach, Florida, American Pharoah was awarded the coveted Horse Of The Year award with a unanimous vote. He is only the second horse to ever receive a unanimous vote – the last...

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    6 Steps To Bringing Home A New Horse

    January 18, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    Bringing home a new horse is an exciting time, but it’s also important to be organized so that the horse’s transition is a smooth one. Be sure to familiarize yourself with these six steps for bringing home a new horse. Get Vaccination Records Whenever you transport a horse or bring him into a new barn,...

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    6 Fast-Paced Equestrian Sports

    January 18, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Do you love galloping your horse and flying along at top speed? If you have a need for speed, then you’ll want to check out these six fast-paced equestrian sports. Polo Polo is a lightning-fast horse sport that truly demonstrates the incredible agility and responsiveness of the horse. Polo players ride polo ponies, who are...

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    8 Reasons To Give Equine Agility A Try

    January 18, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Have you heard about equine agility? It’s a great new sport where you and your horse navigate a course of obstacles. If you haven’t yet given equine agility a try, here are eight reasons why you should! Equine Agility Is Available to Anyone There’s no such thing as being too young or too old for...

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    6 Important Pasture Management Tips You Should Know

    January 17, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Your horse spends a large portion of his time out in the pasture, and managing your pastures well can help to keep them in good, safe condition. There are certain things we as responsible horse owners should do to keep them safe, and some of them you may already be doing! (Pat yourself on the...

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    7 Things To Consider When Budgeting To Keep A Horse

    January 17, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

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    It’s no secret that owning a horse is an expensive undertaking, so when you make the decision to buy a horse, it’s important that you make a budget. Making a budget will help ensure that you really can afford horse ownership year-round. Don’t forget to think about these seven potential expenses when budgeting to keep...

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    6 Ways To Reduce Your Horse’s Stress At Home

    January 16, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Stress isn’t healthy for horse or human. Stress in your horse can result in anxiousness, and can cause physical symptoms such as ulcers and colic. Here are six ways that you can help to reduce your horse’s stress at home. Provide Continuous Access to Hay Horses are grazers by nature, and the availability of hay...

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    You Won’t Believe What This Ex-Wild Mustang Is Doing After Only 130 Days Of Training!

    January 16, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    The Extreme Mustang Makeover Challenge is a yearly competition put on by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to help promote adoption by “showcasing the Mustangs’ value and trainability through competition.” (extrememustangmakeover.com) Trainers in two age divisions (18 and older adult, and an in-hand youth ages 8-17) apply to be part of the competition. If selected,...

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    5 Tips For Grooming A Muddy Horse

    January 15, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

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    You go out to bring your horse in from the pasture only to discover that he’s a muddy mess from head to toe. Some horses absolutely love mud, much to the chagrin of their owners. If you’re faced with a muddy horse, these five tips can help you in your grooming process. Let the Mud...

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    6 Ways To Use A Small Arena

    January 15, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    Are you challenged with a small riding arena? Small riding arenas may seem restrictive, but there’s actually a lot that you can do with them. Give these tips a try. Ride Into Your Corners Riding your horse well up into the arena corners can instantly make a small arena feel larger. Focus on asking your...

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    You’ll Want To Live In A Barn After Seeing These 11 Dwellings!

    January 15, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

    I don’t know any horse lover who wouldn’t rather be in the barn than anywhere else. Many of us would gladly have a smaller, modest house if we could have a dream barn. But with these new luxury barns you can have both. How you ask? Like the carriage houses of old, these amazing dwellings...

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    American Paint Horse Facts You Might Not Have Known

    January 13, 2016 by ihearthorses 1 Comment

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    By far the easiest to recognize horse is the American Paint Horse. The splashy markings makes them a favorite for many riders, both in and out of the show ring. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t appreciate a flashy black and white or a stunning palomino Paint. But how well do you really know the...

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    Historical Footage Shows 12-Year-Old Secretariat Running Like A Colt

    January 13, 2016 by ihearthorses 10 Comments

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    Secretariat will always be known as one of the best racehorses of all time. While he did not make a “Grand Slam” like American Pharoah, Secretariat has track records that no horse has beaten, including his amazing 31 length victory in the Belmont Stakes. For those who were fortunate enough to be around when he...

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    6 Ways To Organize Your Tack Room

    January 12, 2016 by ihearthorses Leave a Comment

    If your tack room looks like either a tornado or a cranky toddler recently rolled through, you're not alone. There are blankets and saddle pads thrown haphazard over every surface, and there isn't a single halter or lead rope that isn't part of a tangled mess. Add that to the remains of yesterday's on-the-go dinner,...

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