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Foals' Antidotes ReviewFoals are one of the exciting newcomers to the English rock scene. Their debut album, Antidotes, offers something different, but its intentions are airy.
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How to Breed Rare Foals in FarmVilleBreed rare foals in Farmville.
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How to Avoid and Stop Joint Ill in FoalsJoint ill is a huge cause of concern for anyone breeding horses, by being proactive and educating yourself on the symptoms of joint ill, you can save the life of your foal. -
Halter Breaking FoalsTeaching a young horse basic manners is much easier as a foal than at weaning or later. -
Hypothyroidism in Foals and Adult Horses and PoniesYou need to be aware of the symptoms of hypothyroidism, especially if you do not know the pony or horse's past history becasuse he or she is a rescue. -
Minimizing the Stress of Weaning Mares and FoalsProven weaning tips designed to minimize stress for the mare and foal, either in stalls or outside. -
Weaning Foals with Minimal TraumaYou watched him struggle to his feet, taste and spit out grain, learn to eat and mimic his mother. You've spent time and taught him early life skills. Now his world changes forever. -
How to Care for a Baby HorseHorse riding is one of the most adored game.Its full of fun and very enjoyable, However many of the foals that are born, do not survive to maturity.
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Phenylbutazone for Horses: Uses and Side EffectsThe painkiller phenylbutazone (better known as bute) can take away aggravating bone, muscle and soft tissue pain in under two hours. It is so strong that it is not recommended for ponies or foals. -
Raising an Orphan FoalRaising an orphan foal is challenging. This article discusses ways to successfully raise these foals.
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What is a Foal? a Brief Look at Young HorsesWelcome to the wacky world of equestrian vocabulary. Although a foal is a baby horse, pony, zebra, donkey or mule, there are different kinds of foals. These include newborn foal, sucking foal and weanling foal. -
Make Sure Your Foal Gets Off on the Right FootFoals in particular require a great deal of attention starting at the time they are born. Following these guidelines should help your foal have a good start in life.
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Hypocalcemia in Pregnant and Nursing MaresHypocalcemia can be a life threatening metabolic imbalance that affects late term pregnant mares and mares with foals on their side. -
A Day in the Life of a Thoroughbred Breeding FarmFollow a farm crew through the day. Learn about their routine, how mares and foals are cared for, and how mares are gotten in foal.
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Charismatic - This Race Horse is All HeartDerby and Preakness winner Charismatic was all heart during his racing career, and he produced several winners here in the US before being sent to his stallion career in Japan. Hopefully, he will produce foals who will give him a legacy worthy of his remarkable racing days. -
Starved Horses Confiscated in Mercer County, KentuckyAuthorities seized 14 starved horses in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. The emaciated herd included pregnant mares, with last year's weanlings at their sides. Starved stallions were found, running among the mares and possibly rebreeding with those not in foal. -
Essay Analysis of Book IV of "Gulliver's Travels"Are we rational? In Book IV of Gulliver's Travels, Gulliver sure seems to think not, nor does the Houyhnhnm society in which the traveler finds himself living for years.
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Excerpt from Horses for WritersAn excerpt from a book available at www.hollylisle.com
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Book Review: White Ghost Summer by Shirley Rousseau MurphyAn enjoyable story about a family and the exciting adventures of the younger members of the family such as horseback riding and finding a "ghost" horse.
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Tips for Weaning a FoalWhen a foal is being weaned it can be a very hard experience for both the foal and the mare. If not done the right way, the two could become emotionally distraught and even physically ill. Here are some tips for making the right decisions when weaning your foal:
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Help Stop the Slaughter of HorsesHelp stop the slaughter of horses
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Tyzzer's DiseaseTyzzer's disease is acute bacterial infection contagiously by spores to many small animals. Blood test maybe able to identify the bacteria before it causes more deaths. Precautions can be taken and treatment is limited.
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What's Your Name?Poem to help children (and the rest of us) remember the correct names for various baby animals. -
Horsing Around with Linda Ann Nickerson: Learning About an AC Content ProducerThis producers love of horses shines right on through!
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Is Foal Adoption for You?Buying a good horse is costly and bargain-hunting can be even more expensive in the long run. Why not adopt a foal? You could end up with the horse of your dreams.
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Lollapalooza Chicago in Grant Park: 2008 Lineup & MoreThis is the information on this year's Lollapalooza.
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Lollapalooza Lineup for 2008What bands are going to be playing this year? The full lineup is now out.
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The 2008 Lollapalooza Lineup is a Blend of the Old and the NewLollapalooza 2008 will be taking place at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois, on August 1-3, 2008. The 2008 Lollapalooza lineup looks to be an excellent combination of new artists and the classic artists you'd expect to see on tour.
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Why Buy a Miniature Horse?Miniatures cost less to care for than a full-size horse.
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15 Tips to Help Your Howrse GameWith over a half million players Howrse has become a very popular online horse game. Here's some tips to help your game. -
Tips for Taking Great Horse PhotosWith a few key points it isn't necessary to have a professional photographer do your horse for websites or fliers. Your knowledge puts you ahead of the game. -
How to Handle and Restrain a HorseThe most important thing to remember when handling any animal is to use the minimal force required to restrain it. Undue force may cause unnecessary stress to the animal. -
Vote the World Famous Budweiser Clydesdales into the Advertising Hall of FameThe Budweiser Clydesdales are some of the most recognized advertising icons in the world. This year they are eligible for induction into the the Madison Avenue Advertising Hall of Fame.
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Pros and Cons of Breeding Your HorseMany people, especially young or novice owners, have the thought of raising a foal. Their perception of the process sometimes is colored. Fall is a time of preparations for breeding. Should you? -
Equine Insurance: Do You Feel Lucky?Horse ownership can be costly. Is equine insurance a wise safeguard? Do you need insurance for your horse? What sorts of coverage are offered, and how can you tell which to choose? What exclusions may apply? -
History of the Arabian Horse - From the Past Through TomorrowA short history of the Arabian horse, and how it came to be known in America.
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Prevent Toxic Leaves from Killing Your HorsesMaple trees are popular and common especially east of the Mississippi River. Many people don't know that the leaves of the red maple can kill their horse - and horses die because of it. -
True Native American Tradition & Our Appaloosa HorseLife story of an Appaloosa Mare -
Justin Morgan's Little Horse and Its Vast Legacy TodayWhere the Morgan breed originated, and what makes an "ideal" Morgan.
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Breeding Horses: Stallion Selection and MatingSelecting a right stallion to your mare can be a tricky task! First you will need to think what you will expect from the foal. Are you planning to keep it or is it in your hope to sell the foal for a profit? What discipline are you going to train the foal for?
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