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Rescuers Save Blind Horse From Drowning

By | Horses

I lived for many years near Larkin Valley, California and just thought this was a nice “feel good” story to share. Our family donated money to the Felton Fire Protection District for them to buy special equipment to assist with horse rescues and it’s wonderful to see it in use….

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Retire Grazing Permits And End Range War

By | Horses

Another view on the wild horse issue By John Horning Executive Director of WildEarth Guardians in Santa Fe Momentum is building for the Department of the Interior to address one of the longest-standing conflicts on the open range of the American West: the one between free-roaming horse and burro advocates…

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The Horse That Wouldn’t Trot

By | Horses, Media

Rose Miller has written an interesting book about her life and Tennessee Walker horse. She’s been a Tennessee Walking Horse breeder, trainer, show competitor, and judge but is now retired and writing about her experiences. She lives in northern Indiana close to Notre Dame on a 75 acre horse farm….

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