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American Olympian Margie Goldstein showed an affinity for animals long before she ever set foot in a stirrup. Growing up in the country as the youngest of three, she was the family zoologist, a raiser of ducks and the affectionate tormentor of one dachshund named Count Edmark Von Uberheim. In this excerpt of No Hurdle Continued The post Home Is Where the Animals Are, a Margie Goldstein Engle Story appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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I have a confession. As the US enacted social distancing and lockdown policies because of the rapid spread of the Coronavirus, most equestrians bemoaned the loss of the spring show season. But I felt secretly relieved that I didn’t have to prep for shows and could focus on training at home. My trainer lives a Continued The post Is It Ethical to Keep Riding During the COVID-19 Pandemic appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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The [horse] show must go on online! COVID-19 restrictions have led to the cancelation or rescheduling of competitions nationwide. But, a new trend is rising in their absence--online horse shows. Flying Cross Farm Flying Cross Farm in Goshen, KY is one venue taking competition online. Their first virtual show will be held April 18, offering Continued The post 3 Online Horse Shows to Help Fill the Self Isolation Hours appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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Pandemic event cancellations continue this week worldwide. Joining the likes of Hickstead (GBR) and Aachen (GER), Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC has called off its May tournaments, including the Odlum Brown BC Open, host of the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ of Canada. Reads the joint statement from tbird president Jane Tidball and COO Continued The post May Tournaments Canceled at Thunderbird Show Park appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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“Winning isnt everything; it’s the only thing.” Henry Russell Sanders, UCLA Bruins Coach 1950 Do your best Ganbatte (Japanese) Ever since Commodore Perrys black ships--so-called because they belched black smoke from their coal-fired engines--sailed into Edo, now Tokyo, Bay in 1853 and compelled a secluded Japan to open trade first with the United States, Westerners Continued The post Haru Urara: Japans Lovable Loser appeared first on Horse Network . ...

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