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Have you ever wanted to give kudos or complaints to a magazine publisher or editor? Or just add your own opinions to a specific topic you’ve read? Here’s your chance! As the Publisher/Editor of The Horse, I will put my monthly magazine column here for discussion, and I’ll include some other current topics for users to comment on. If you disagree with an expressed opinion (mine or someone else’s), please be nice, and keep it clean and professional.
Last Post: Jewell Has a Problem: Tying-Up? PSSM?
It's my job, as News Editor of TheHorse.com, to stay on top of any and all breaking stories that pertain to equine health, care, management, and welfare. In the course of performing this duty, I occasionally (ok, often) stumble upon items that are just plain … well, weird. They might be funny, or sometimes sad. But they're definitely weird. Regardless, I find them interesting, and hope you do too.
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Follow the one-year countdown to the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Lexington, KY, with TheHorse.com. We'll bring you news, updates, and behind-the-scenes peeks at the first World Equestrian Games ever to be held in the United States.
Last Post: Meet the WEG Discipline: Eventing
By now we all know that when the economy hurts, so do horse owners. Thrifty Horsekeeping will try to provide some relief by offering practical advice for weathering difficult economic times without giving up your horse. Each month will focus on a particular concern for horse owners facing tighter budgets – from vaccinations to feeding to horse showing to equipment. Information will be available for download in each weekly blog post, with the option to download the collective material in chapter form at the end of the month. We have sought out expert advice on each topic, but encourage readers to share their own suggestions and cost-saving tips.
Last Post: Selling and Sharing
Equine lawyers don’t sue horses—but what, exactly, do they do? And why does it matter? Horses and the Law brings you an in-depth look at the important legal issues affecting horse owners and exhibitors today, including liability, sales and bloodstock agents, contracts and other business concerns, taxes, the animal rights vs. animal welfare debate, and legislation. If you agree with something, or even if you don’t, feel free to comment. Just keep it tasteful. And remember that Horses and the Law does not—and cannot—address your specific legal problems, and is not a source of legal advice. For that, you should contact your own attorney.
Last Post: Too Good To Be True
Horse Tip Daily is a short daily online radio show (5 to 10 minutes) packed with useful tips and information from the top names in the horse world. A different horse tip, a different equine topic, and a different equestrian expert every day. The tips will cover horse topics including, training, riding, driving, showing, horse photography, grooming, nutrition, hoof care, tack and clothing, mouth care, mental prep, fitness, and much more.
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Hosts: Glenn the Geek & Chris Stafford
Published: Weekly on Thursdays
Length: 30 minutes to an hour
Discipline: Eventing
If you are interested in the thrilling equine sport of Eventing, then this is the show for you.
We take an in depth look at the issues and the players involved in this exciting sport. News, interviews, discussion and a whole lot of fun are what make up every episode of the Eventing Radio Show.
Last Post: Boyd Martin Co-Hosts & Wins Fair Hill Too Eventing Radio Episode 46
Ride along with TheHorse.com News Editor Erin Ryder on a tour of some of Ireland’s best equine attractions. Sponsored by Tourism Ireland, look for coverage and photos of equestrian destinations including the National Stud, the Curragh Racecourse, Mount Juliet Estate, Glendalough Equestrian Centre, Leopardstown Racecourse, and the Fáilte Ireland Dublin Horse Show.
Last Post: Videos!
The excitement and joy of a newly-arrived foal turned into the heartbreak and struggle of watching the helpless little filly get rejected by her mom. But the story doesn't end there--in fact, that's only the beginning.
Last Post: Happy Birthday, Jo!
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