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Me And My Love For Horses
Me And My Love For Horses
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As a child I saved my pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters to purchase the first chapter-book that I ever read. I remember taking the “100 cents” to the counter of the store and bringing home my copy of Black Beauty, written by Anna Sewel...
By Rev Joseph (Joe) Price
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A Meeting Of Souls
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I’ve always loved spring with the awakening of sleeping trees and plants and the flowers they bring.  But mostly the flowers!! And with the arrival of spring comes Mother’s Day.  However, ever since 1984, Mother’s Day has ...
Handling Stallions
Handling Stallions
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HANDLING STALLIONS SHOULD BE NO DIFFERENT THAN OTHER HORSES!   People get all stressed out when talking about stallions, and everyone has this fear that they will be trying to bite, kick, and attack you! There is a huge misconception...
By Dr. Dana Price
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What is a Racking Horse?
The Racking Horse is a breed of Tennessee Walking Horses known for their smooth, comfortable gait. Although they are primarily bred as show horses, they can also be used for recreational activities. They have powerful hindquarters and a naturally elastic stride with the ability to cover large distances with little effort. Racking Horses are calm, friendly and easy to train, making them excellent mounts for riders of all experience levels. They come in a variety of colors and breeds and can sometimes have spots or markings on their coats.