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13 Interesting Facts About The Lusitano Horse

The Lusitano Horse is said to be the world’s best-kept secret in the horse breeds division. They are powerful and graceful and are renowned for their noble character and willingness to please. They are also enthusiastic and kind and work well with any level of rider or trainer. Plus, they possess a higher than average … Read more

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Can A Horse With Navicular Be Ridden?

The complex condition known as navicular syndrome is a common one among horses, donkeys and mules. There are a number of different treatments recommended for this condition, and it is difficult to understand why some work better than others. Good knowledge of horse hoof anatomy is very helpful in determining the cause of navicular syndrome … Read more

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How Do Wild Horses Trim Their Hooves?

Hoof care is a big responsibility for horse owners, and many wonder how horses in the wild are able to manage without regular visits from a farrier. In this article, we explore some of the most frequently asked questions surrounding hoof care for wild and domestic horses. So how do wild horses trim their hooves? … Read more

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What Does It Mean When A Horse Yawns?

What does it mean when a horse yawns? Just like people, horses often yawn when they are tired; however, this is not the only reason they yawn. A horse may yawn because of: Stomach trouble Physical pain Discomfort Insecurity …among other reasons! In this article, we explore the reasons why your horse may yawn. Read … Read more

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