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    Officials Warn Public After Tourist Photographed With Wild Horse In Outer Banks

    June 2, 2020 by Amber King

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    Every year, tourists flock to the beauty of the Outer Banks. There’s sun and sand, but the biggest tourist attraction has always been the area’s herd of wild horses. For generations, a herd of feral Colonial Spanish Mustangs has roamed freely on the northernmost Currituck Outer Banks. The Corolla Wild Horse Fund is the organization...

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    20 Horse Jokes To Make You Laugh

    June 1, 2020 by ihearthorses

    Owning a horse can be serious business. The same can be said for horseback riding, no matter which riding style you are performing. However, that doesn't mean that us equine enthusiasts don't like to laugh from time to time. There are plenty of horse jokes out there,  and while it was hard to pick favorites,...

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    Meet Champy And Morris: Two Best Buds Living Down Under

    May 29, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    In life, friends come in all shapes and sizes. We often see stories of bonded pairs of animals of the same species who are friends. But there is something magical about interspecies friendships that makes our hearts skip a beat. Sometimes I feel like there is so much we can learn from our animal friends,...

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    Inside A Vet Tech's First Aid Kit For Horses

    May 29, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    A horse is a horse, and they will be a horse, right? Being a veterinary technician and someone who has had their own accident-prone Appaloosa for 19 years, I have learned a thing or two about first aid. Here is what I carry in my first aid kit for my horse. Bandage Material Having bandage...

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    Dog Jumps For Joy After Meeting Police Horse

    May 28, 2020 by ihearthorses

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      You probably guessed by now that our favorite animal at iHeartHorses is, well, horses. But that doesn't mean that dogs don't come in a close second. And when the two of them meet, well, that's almost always a match made in heaven. That's what we thought of this dog and police horse who met...

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    Five Of The Most Endangered Horse Breeds

    May 28, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    When you think of an endangered animal, what comes to mind first? Maybe an Orangutan or a Black Rhino, something exotic that lives in the jungle and is always in some sort of danger. While these endangered species are just as important, here are five horse breeds that are also in jeopardy of becoming extinct....

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    20 Pictures Of Horses Hanging Out With Dogs And Cats

    May 28, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    There's something fascinating about watching horses interact with one another. Whether they are galloping through the pasture or grazing in the shade, we could stare at horses playing with one another for hours. But have you ever watched horses interact with other animals around the farm? Two of our favorite unlikely friendship combinations are horses...

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    Horse Photo Series Showcases The World's Endangered Breeds

    May 28, 2020 by Amber King

    For photographer Cécile Zahorka, horses have always been a passion. She combines her love of travel with the beauty of horses to create art that both astounds and inspires. Her latest photo series entitled "Forgotten Horses" is an intimate look at some of the world's most beautiful and at risk horse breeds. She has put...

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    All About The Zorse And Other Zebra Hybrids

    May 26, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    A Zorse is one of the many equine hybrids that are referred to as Zebroids. The term is used to describe an animal with Zebra heritage. A Zorse is a crossbreed between a Zebra stallion and a horse mare, producing an animal with a predominantly horse-like appearance with stripes. Continue reading to learn more about...

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    Meet The Real-Life Mustang That Inspired 'Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron'

    May 26, 2020 by Amber King

    An inspiring story of survival, strength, friendship, and freedom, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron is an all-time favorite movie for horse lovers of all ages. It follows a wild mustang as he fights for his freedom and that of his herd. The artistry, story line, and killer soundtrack work together to make a horse movie...

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    All About The Brumby: Australia's Controversial Feral Horse

    May 26, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    The term Brumby refers to the wild Australian horse that is most commonly found in the Australian Alps, Northern Territory and Queensland today. With these feral horses in the news recently, we decided to take a closer look at how they came to be and what makes them unique. Continue reading for information on the...

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    All About The Endangered Exmoor Pony

    May 25, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    The hills of Exmoor in Southwest England are home to wet winters, harsh winds, and a distinctive breed of pony that has roamed the moorland for millennia. The Exmoor Pony lived in wild herds on the moor, thriving in the remote area until modern wars of men threatened the survival of the breed. Read on...

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    Mustang With Horse-Shaped Marking Rescued Two Years After BLM Roundup

    May 21, 2020 by Amber King

    We all know mustangs are beautiful animals, but every now and then, we see a wild horse with something special. There's Picasso, a wild stallion with an inspiring legacy of freedom, and now iHeartHorses would like to introduce you to Cirrus. Rounded up by the Bureau of Land Management in 2018, this pinto mare is...

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    A Behind-The-Scenes Peek Of Warm Springs Ranch

    May 21, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    Many of us know Warm Springs Ranch and their legendary Clydesdale horses. This famous horse ranch in Boonville, Missouri, is home to the giant draft horses that many of us love dearly. For decades we’ve watched their famous commercials and have always marveled at their effortless beauty. Warm Springs Ranch is a truly magical place...

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    Unusual Horse Behaviors To Look For And What They Mean

    May 21, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    Of course, every horse has its own unique personality, but their behavior can often tell you if they are in pain, not feeling well, if they’re happy… or if they’re not. Although your horse can’t speak up and tell you what he’s thinking or how he’s feeling, he can communicate with you in other ways....

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    New Movie Will Bring You Right Back To Horse Camp

    May 20, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    Have you ever been to horse camp? If so, you know that it can be a very special place, and along with riding and being around beautiful horses, the experience also offers friendship, adventure, and a whole lot of laughs. The new movie Horse Camp: A Love Tail will bring you right back to those...

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    How Much Does It Cost To Board A Horse?

    May 19, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    Few first-time horse owners reside on a property that is suitable for housing their horses at home. Many equestrians find a solution to this situation by keeping their horses at a boarding facility and entrusting their daily care to knowledgeable professionals. But how much does it cost to board a horse? Here, we will break...

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    The Annual Chincoteague Pony Swim Has Been Cancelled

    May 19, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    Officials in Virginia have officially cancelled this year's Chincoteague Island Pony Swim, according to WJLA. The carnival and pony penning celebration that was scheduled for July of 2020 has also been cancelled. In a press release on Monday,  Alex Tucker, the President of the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company, announced that the last time the pony penning event...

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    Why Do Horses Need Shoes?

    May 18, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    The clip-clop of footsteps through a barn aisle is a familiar sound to many equestrians. The metal shoes responsible for this melody have been fitted to hooves for centuries, but what purpose do they serve? Continue reading to find out why horses need shoes.  Horse hoof history Before the domestication of the species, wild horses...

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    How Much Does The Average Horse Weigh?

    May 18, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    As horse lovers, many of us have likely used the phrase “1000lb animal.” We use 1000lbs for dewormers because we’ve commonly used that number for the weight of an average horse, but is it really that accurate? What is a good weight for a horse and how much does the average horse weigh? Keep reading...

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    Equine 411: All About The Rocky Mountain Horse

    May 18, 2020 by ihearthorses

    The Rocky Mountain Horse is one of those breeds we sometimes forget to recognize, but these rare beauties are truly one of a kind. Did you know these 5 fascinating facts about the Rocky Mountain Horse? 1. American Born and Bred The Rocky Mountain Horse originated in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky back in...

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    Everything You Need In Your Horse Grooming Kit

    May 14, 2020 by Amber King

    Regular grooming is an important part of owning a horse. It not only keeps your equine best friend looking their best, it also keeps them healthy and happy. From their flowing mane all the way to their hooves, it's your responsibility to comb through the tangles, brush off the mud, and clear away debris. You'll...

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    Sanctuary Takes A Unique Approach To Help Both Horses And Humans

    May 13, 2020 by Amber King

    Donna Stedman believes with her entire heart that Henry's Home Horse and Human Sanctuary in Conroe, Texas is her life's purpose. She founded the all-volunteer non-profit in 2014 after a series of life events led her toward her passion. After rescuing almost 30 horses and changing the lives of hundreds of veterans and first responders,...

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    Study Suggests Horses Can Recognize Their Keepers From Photographs

    May 11, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    Horses are far more intelligent than most people give them credit for. And it goes without saying that horses have a long history of interacting with humans. We've covered studies that revealed that horses do, in fact, recognize and identify their favorite humans. But new data tells us that horses can even identify individuals that...

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    Is Horse Racing Cruel?

    May 11, 2020 by ihearthorses

    While horse racing is far from new, horrific events of the past few years have forced many of us to take a closer look at this long-standing tradition. We've all seen the happy crowds gathered around pristine-looking tracks. We know about the economic advantages of hosting these large events and recognize that the sport provides...

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    Meet Microdave: A Tiny Horse With Boatloads Of Personality

    May 8, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    In Kent, England, there's a special horse who has no idea he's just 33.5 inches high. He's small, he's cheeky, and he's got personality for days. Who are we talking about? Oh, that's just Microdave—also known on the streets and in the show ring as MD. At birth, Microdave made headlines for his super tiny...

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    Meet The Endangered Przewalski's Horse: The Only Truly Wild Horse Breed

    May 6, 2020 by Amber King

    As the only breed of horse to never be domesticated, the Przewalski's horse has a long and fascinating history. Once considered to be extinct in the wild, the stocky horse breed has recently been reintroduced to its native lands. Its population is now higher than it has been in generations, and captive breeding programs give...

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    Are Horses Smarter Than Dogs?

    May 4, 2020 by Amber King

    Measuring intelligence—whether it's between humans or completely different species—is far from easy. Part of the problem is that there are so many different kinds of intelligence to consider. And when it comes to horses and dogs, things get especially complex. The question of whether or not horses are smarter than dogs doesn't have a simple...

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    Photographer Captures The Unique Beauty Of The Lusitano Horse Breed

    May 4, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    Mayra Vidal might be based in Malmö, Sweden, but that doesn't stop her from exploring the world for a chance to photograph horses. She's been a lover of horses for a very long time, and combining her love for horses and photography has quickly become her life's passion.  When horses are your subject, it is...

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    Nurse Surprises Hospice Patient With A Special Visit From A Horse

    April 30, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    Right now, the world is at a standstill as we work together to battle the COVID-19 crisis. But despite the current craziness, the world must go on in many ways. For the good people at Hospice Buffalo in New York state, they want those in their care to still get the kindness and care they...

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    Photographer Captures Images Of Horses In Icelandic Landscapes

    April 28, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    I could look at photos of nature all day long. And when it comes to stunning images of horses coupled with breathtaking landscapes, they are certainly a thing of wonder. Liga Liepina, a native of Latvia, moved to Iceland when she was fourteen years of age. Soon after, she combined her love of photography to...

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    5 Of The Most Expensive Horse Breeds In The World

    April 27, 2020 by Amber King

    Whether they're meant to look pretty in a pasture or bring home purses of prize money, every horse offers something unique. But even still, horseback riders, owners, and investors are willing to pay big bucks for certain kinds of horses. It's part of why the horse world is often associated with a luxurious lifestyle, and...

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    All About The Noriker Horse Breed

    April 27, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    All horses are beautiful in my opinion. But there are some horse breeds that really catch our eyes. While beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder, the Noriker horse breed is eye-catching by anyone's standards. The Noriker horse, also called the Norico-Pinzgauer and historically known as the Pinzgauer horse, is a moderately heavy draft horse breed out...

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    Horses Are Helping National Guard Medics Unwind During Pandemic

    April 24, 2020 by Amber King

    With the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in Maryland, National Guard Medics have been called into action. Members of the 224th Medical Company were activated in mid March, and they've been on the frontlines battling this pandemic ever since. To clear their heads, soldiers recently visited Oatland Stables in Gaithersburg for some...

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    The Oldest Horses In History

    April 24, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    The lifespan of a horse depends on many factors. Obviously the size of a horse will affect its life span, just as it does in dog breeds. But on average, a horse lives around 25 to 33 years. Curious as to which horses lived longer that? Well, there are quite a few, actually. And we...

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    The Last Surviving Black Beauty Horse Has Passed Away

    April 22, 2020 by ihearthorses

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    It is with a heavy heart that we must report that Blindaj Billy, the last remaining horse to play Black Beauty, has passed away. The legendary horse left us on Monday, April 6th, according to a Facebook post from Billy's owner Louise Maryon.  Many of us who have always had a soft spot for horses...

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    Do Horses Miss Their Owners When They're Not Around?

    April 22, 2020 by Amber King

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    If you board your horse or are forced to be apart from them for any reason, you know what it feels like to miss your best friend. Their smell, their cute little nuzzles, and the freedom that comes with riding—it's hard to stay away for a single day, let alone an extended amount of time....

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    Meet Fluffy The Therapy Pig: A Cute Little Piggy With A Heart Of Gold

    April 16, 2020 by Modi Ramos

    If you're reading this, chances are that you think pigs are pretty cute. While we love horses, we also have a soft spot in our hearts for other friends on the farm, too. As part of our new series called Friends on the Farm, I reached out to the owner of Fluffy the Pig. Fluffy...

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    5 Ways You Can Help Save Wild Horses Right Now

    April 15, 2020 by Amber King

    For hundreds of years, wild horses have been a part of American culture. From the mustangs of Colorado to the ponies on Chincoteague Island, these beautiful animals are a symbol of freedom and strength. While there are laws meant to protect wild horses and preserve their homelands, thousands of horses, ponies, and burros are currently...

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    7 Ways To Become A Better Horseback Rider While Not In The Saddle

    April 14, 2020 by Amber King

    As athletes, every equestrian knows the key to maintaining and improving skill is to practice. We get in the saddle as often as we can and continually strive to be better horseback riders. The challenge comes in, however, when getting on your horse isn't an option. Whether you can't ride because of distance, circumstance, injury,...

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