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Skinny Horses

For every yin, there is a yang. I wrote an article on fat horses--heres one on skinny horses. Skinny horses are the flip side of the coin from fat horses. Skinny horses are a little bit--I emphasize, a little bit--more complicated than fat horses, mostly because if your horse is skinny, its not necessarily your fault Continued The post Skinny Horses appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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James Miller Is Driving a Road Less Travelled

Two years ago, American polo player James Miller took up the reins on a new equestrian hobby and started combined driving with a pair of horses. Last week, he made his World Driving Championship debut for Team USA in Drebkau, Germany. It was precisely the goal he wasnt aiming for. First, a bit of history� Continued The post James Miller Is Driving a Road Less Travelled appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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What Your Horse Might Have to Say About One-Sidedness

Have you ever noticed in training that it is often easier to do lateral work, bending, turning, and lead changes, in one direction than in the other This may be due in part to a horses natural predominance of one side; what is sometimes called, natural crookedness. Horses are similar to humans in this respect. Continued The post What Your Horse Might Have to Say About One-Sidedness appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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Crystal Ocean Injured In Training And Retired

The highly anticipated Oct. 6 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (FR-1) rematch between King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner and two-time Arc Champion Enable and her runner-up competitor in that thrilling stretch run, Crystal Ocean, will not happen. Crystal Ocean has been retired from racing after suffering a career-ending fracture of a hind Continued The post Crystal Ocean Injured In Training And Retired appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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Baffert Refutes Intentional Drug Violation Claim

In a lengthy prepared statement, Justify trainer Bob Baffert denied that he or his stable staff intentionally administered the then-banned drug scopolamine to subsequent Triple Crown winner Justify that resulted in the horse’s failed drug test following his Apr. 7 Santa Anita Derby win. “I unequivocally reject any implication that Scopolamine was ever intentionally administered Continued The post Baffert Refutes Intentional Drug Violation Claim appeared first on Horse Network...

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Broke in Europe, a Beezie Madden Story

Today, the name Beezie Madden is synonymous with American show jumping and Olympic medals. But there was a time when team USA’s most decorated rider was short on both money and good horses. Though never on ambition, it would seem. The year was 1989. Twenty-five year old Beezie (then “Patton”) was working for John Madden Continued The post Broke in Europe, a Beezie Madden Story appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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On the Value of Horses

When I was a senior in veterinary school, I spent three months working in central Kentucky, in what-was-at-the-time the largest Thoroughbred veterinary practice in the world. It was just a fantastic experience. I learned tons about horses and horse medicine. But I was was also completely captivated by the stately barns, lush pastures, and especially Continued The post On the Value of Horses appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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