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Month: March 2015

4 Posts

“HERE THERE BE DRAGONS”

“HERE THERE BE DRAGONS”

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Facebook Hodge Podge

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Re-feeding A Starving Horse

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Abused or Neglected?

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Better Understanding Equine Condition: Toplines, bellies, necks and ribs
The Truth about the so called "Wild Horses" of West Virginia and Kentucky mine lands is stark and sad. Graphic Images, so proceed forewarned. . .
Is Raising a Young Horse Right for You?
Re-feeding A Starving Horse
The Old, Lame or Blind horse you "Love" but can't keep anymore deserves better, just so you know
A NIFTY TRICK FOR THE HORSE WHO GETS REPEATEDLY CAST
When is a horse old? We have to stop calling "20 year old horses" seniors. They are not old horses.
A Halter Can Be a Deadly Weapon
What Does Running a Rescue Cost: Everything. It costs everything.
"What is a dummy foal?"

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