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4 - 8 Year Old old Chestnut Gypsy Vanner Horses for Sale

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Discover Chestnut 4 - 8 Year Old old Gypsy Vanner Horses for sale on America's biggest equine marketplace. Browse Horses or place a FREE ad today on horseclicks.com
Poor Decision Making
Poor Decision Making
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Within this past week, I had 3 people call me and tell me horrible horse stories. The sad thing is, most of it could of been prevented.    What most people do not realize, is that horse riding and buying a horse is extremely dangero...
By Gaye DeRusso
Collection: What is it?
Collection: What is it?
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True collection is the highest level of training and is comparable to the horse getting his college degree, yet he’s learning how to carry a rider with each ride, no matter his age. Collection is the last step in training, not the first, and it...
By Tanya Buck
Canter, Trot, Pace - Snow In New Jersey
Canter, Trot, Pace - Snow In New Jersey
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With all the snow that has been piling up in the northeast, turnout has been a challenge. Thirty inches fell at a rate of two inches per hour during the first of several storms. Plunging temperatures, more snow, and cloudy skies prevented much evapor...
By Katharine MacCornack
Is Your Horse Thirsty?
Is Your Horse Thirsty?
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Most of us are aware of the importance of staying hydrated in hot weather but do we give enough thought to how much our horses are drinking? On average an adult light horse breed animal will drink 5-10 gallons of water daily1. This should be freshwat...
By Sharron Wilcox-Oakes
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What is a Gypsy Vanner Horse?
Gypsy Vanner Horses are a unique breed created by the British Romany Gypsy people. They are characterized by their full manes and tails, colorful coats, heavy feathering on their legs, and powerful builds. They have been selectively bred as a riding horse for generations and are renowned for their gentle nature, intelligence, sure-footedness and stamina. They make excellent working horses with the ability to pull carts or wagons and compete in many different events. Today they are popular among pleasure riders and show jumpers due to their looks, attitude and smooth gaits.