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"Horses" Articles
 

  • Insider Tips To Horse Properties - Buying horse properties, especially your own horse is similar to buying a dog except that this pet can be very expensive. Quality horses aren't cheap. If you're in the market for a horse, you might be checking out newspaper ads, equine forums on the Internet, your state's agricultural bulletin, notices on tack and feed stores or livestock auctions - all in search of a good horse at a good price. Depending on the animal's breeding, health, age, size and ability, a recreational riding horse can cost anywhere from several hundred dollars to many thousands. The purchasing cost of the animal, however, is just the start.
  • Horses and Their Regions - Horses thrived and survived in various regions and climates. Each area developed distinct breeds with qualities that were vital to the people of that region. In many ways, horses changed the lives of the people they served. Desert Nomads and Horses In the desert and grasslands, camels are more practical as they can survive long periods without food and water, unlike horses. As a result few true desert bred horses exist today, so they are rarely seen in show rings, remaining mostly for breeding. Other desert type horses evolved, but none were ever considered by the Bedouins for their Arabians. The nomadic people were the first to domesticate horses. They encouraged both pacing and other flying gaits which could carry their tribes long distances without tiring the horses.
  • Safety Guide In Electric Horse Fencing - There was a time when livestock owners follow a general mandate: sheep and cattle are enclosed using electric wires while horses are left enclosed in wooden fences. The excuse was that horses' eyes have poor vision, hence, it is not suitable to use thin electric wire horse fence.
  • Developing The Bond Between Man And Horse - The relationship between man and horse is an enduring one. But dealing with animals is always easier and more enjoyable when you have empathy and understanding.
  • An Ancient Breed Of Horse - A few hundred years ago, the Przewalski horse ran wild in Mongolia. Although these horses were native to their Mongolian home range, it is thought they roamed throughout Europe and most of Asia. This is evident from the cave paintings that have been discovered and studied in France and Spain. The Przewalski horse only exists now in Zoos and private reserves.
  • Stable/Barn Cleaning - At some stage in your life, as a horse owner you may find it necessary to stable your horse. It may only be for a couple of nights, a week or a more permanent situation.
  • There's a Tragic Side to the Triple Crown - Since 1997, a horse has won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness six times, boosting expectations that a Triple Crown winner would emerge for the 12th time in history. Six times in June racing fans were denied the crowning achievement for 3-year-olds and were forced to utter that old Brooklyn Dodgers expression: "Wait till next year." Next year is here, but the racing world must again take up the cry: "Wait till 2007." This time the reason is much sadder, underlining the tragic side of the Triple Crown: career-ending injuries.
  • Horses - Getting Started with Barrel Racing - Barrel racing started as a sport for women who wanted a challenging event to compete in. They set 55-gallon barrels in a triangular pattern and raced around them taking two left turns and one right turn. Barrel racing today is more competitive. It takes more to win a race than just a fast running horse. The horse and the rider must be physically and mentally ready to compete. When deciding to barrel race, you need to know a few things. Time and effort from you and your horse are required for training.
  • Greg Melikov's Horses to Watch - Horses worth watching compiled by handicapper/turf writer Greg Melikov won four times and finished second three times since April 11. ARLINGTON PARK African Sunrise: Raced four wide more than 1 Â1/2 lengths behind in fifth after a half-mile, rallied in stretch after losing ground, made up more than 2 Â1/2 lengths and lost by a neck at six furlongs on May 12. BELMONT Pennyrile: Raced fourth more than 8 Â1/2 lengths behind after a half-mile, rallied in stretch to third making up more than 4 Â1/4 lengths and was nosed out at six furlongs, running the final quarter in 24 1/5 on May 11.
  • Derby Winners Often Repeat in the Preakness - Six Kentucky Derby winners in the past nine years have captured the Preakness, four by 1Â1/2 lengths or more. That's a good omen for Barbaro, who crushed the opposition, winning the 132nd Kentucky Derby and ending a 50-year losing streak by 3-year-olds resting five weeks or longer after their final prep.
  • Basics of Horse Care - Horses are amazingly beautiful and sensitive creatures. Horses require not only understanding and patience to have a horse as a pet, it also requires a whole lot of care. Herd Mentality: Observe horses in the herd system, each horse's welfare in the wild depends upon an instinctive submission to the discipline of the herd. The instinct is for immediate action. To the horse, action is survival.
  • Derby Offers Interesting Take On Pace - With the 132nd running of the Kentucky Derby drawing near, gamblers, bookies and fans alike are trying to identify who are the pretenders and who are the contenders. Last year at this time, Giacomo was a pretender, and since hindsight is 20/20, what a horse!
  • Some Derby Contenders Have a Distinct Advantage - For the 132nd time, 3-year-olds will take to the Churchill Downs main track for America's Race. Of more than 425 horses nominated for the 2006 Triple Crown, only 20 or fewer will run in the Kentucky Derby. Some contenders hold a noticeable advantage before they break from two gates. Others, however, must buck negative trends that go back decades. For example, no horse with four or fewer career starts has smelled the roses since Exterminator in 1918.
  • Greg Melikov's Horses to Watch - Edition 83 - Aqueduct Bold Man: Raced eighth early, advanced to fifth more than 5Â1/2 lengths behind after a half-mile, rallied 3 wide into stretch, made up 5Â1/2 lengths, and lost by a neck at 6 furlongs on March 30. (Tracked pace 2 lengths behind in third after a half-mile, rallied three wide on turn, losing ground, made up nearly 2Â1/2 lengths in stretch, and was nosed out at 6 furlongs on April 26.
  • How To Choose The Proper Hay For Your Horse - To have a strong and healthy horse it is important for you to feed them properly. Feeding them quality hay will give them the important nutrients and minerals they need. The amount of proteins needed by a horse are dependent on their metabolism, age, and rate of work.
  • Buying Your First Horse - A Practical Guide - Spring is here, and the warmer weather is on the way. As the grass starts to grow, the sun appears and nothing seems so attractive as meandering down those country lanes or cantering up the bridle paths on your own horse. If you have only ever ridden at a riding school before, buying your first horse will be a real experience for you - and one you shouldn't go without doing some careful thinking and planning first.
  • Arabian Horse - The Arabian horse is an animal which has lived on the Arabian Peninsula for well over 2000 years.
  • American Saddlebred - The American Saddlebred is a breed of horse developed in the state of Kentucky. Today they are featured in many showring competitions, and they are also used for racing, parades, and hunting.
  • The Majestic Arabian Horse - Bedouins believed that the horse was a gift from Allah. It was to be cherished, revered, almost worshipped.
  • Horses - Affirmed - In the crazy world of horse racing the one thing we had yet to see going into the 1978 horse racing year was back to back triple crown winners.
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