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The world's first collection of Equestrian Travel Classics, containing more than 100 of the most important equestrian travel books of all time!

 

They were shipped overseas in their thousands to face the unimaginable hardships of war, never to return home.

Horse trainer Stacy Westfall has lost her famous mare Roxy, on whom she competed bareback and without a bridle.

Latest research suggests that a zebra's stripes are an adaptation which helps deter blood-sucking flies.

The father of British eventer Tina Cook - champion jockey Josh Gifford - died on Thursday at the age of 70.

Four donkeys in desperate need of care have been rescued after being found abandoned on a road in Northern Ireland.

Animal rights group Peta has fired off a shot at the new HBO horse-racing drama, "Luck", over the deaths of two horses.

 
Eco-friendly
Farm builds barn from recycled materials
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Legacy
Arabian horse library opens to public
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Nick Skelton
Winning US run continues on Big Star
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Arabian books - Review
     

There is no stronger seasonal message for animal-lovers than that found in The Dogs of Proud Spirit.

In The Bone Trail, Nell Walton hooks the reader from the very start. We can feel the unrelenting heat and isolation of the desert, and the vulnerability of those who venture there.

Lameness in Horses has been considered the bible on equine lameness for many years. The new 6th edition is a 1242-page leviathan that comes with a DVD with video clips and additional images.

Between the Irons - Anecdotes of my Life with Horses
Equitation Science, by Paul McGreevy and Andrew McLean
Mustang: The Saga of the Wild Horse in the American West
Wild Hoofbeats: America's Vanishing Wild Horses

The wide variety of treatments reported to be successful in the management of the equine sarcoid probably indicate that no one treatment is universally effective.

Among the most recognized are juvenile osteoarthritis, which causes joints to degenerate; angular limb deformities, which make a foal look knock-kneed or bow-legged; and a condition called osteochondrosis (OC).

Here is a technique from the old-fashioned traditions of Chinese Medicine for treating old scar tissue in horses.

Equine proliferative enteropathy
Equine biosecurity: Germ warfare on the home front
Founder and laminitis

Each year hundreds of horses are transported from foreign countries to the United States. The first step in the process of transporting a horse from a foreign nation to the United States is securing the necessary permit.

Dreamed of having your own all-weather arena? There are several options for their construction, but taking shortcuts is a risky business.

Historical detective work has delivered a stunning result. Evidence strongly suggests the long-lost Melbourne Cup won by Phar Lap in 1930 is still intact - and has been pressed into service as the trophy for two later Cup races.

Why did horses die out in North America?
The trouble with the arabian community
The horseshoes of Oakham Castle

Treating at-risk foals with stored colostrum seems to be effective for ensuring they acquire adequate antibodies, new research shows.

Around 3 to 7 per cent of newborn foals will have significant health issues in the first month of life, an expert says.

A study in Japan has found that oxytocin can help mares to expel the placenta after foaling.

Neonatal Isoerythrolysis
Keeping your mare and newborn foal healthy
Normal signs of foaling in mares

Most horse owners are bound to know someone who swears by the sugar beet they feed their horses.

Barley is an important part of many horse feeds. Is it the ideal horse feed?

Does your horse have no trouble remembering where its salt lick is in its paddock?

The ultimate guide to feeding balage
Horse hay: how to identify the good stuff
Is vegetable oil good in a horse's diet?

Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling reveals why he likes to ride without reins, even though sometimes reins are better.

The Arabian horse community is in trouble. If drastic changes are not made soon, the number of members and registrations will continue to plummet.

There are few bargains to be had when buying a horse float, so you need to do your homework.

Learn to ride with soft hands
Playing it safe on our roads
Safe ways of tying up your horse

DIGEST
The menace of mud rash
It's one of the most infuriating conditions to deal with. So what are the best strategies for fighting the bad bacterial boys on the block?
Stop, thief!
Horses - and the collection of gear that accompanies them - are valuable, and pretty much anything with value runs the risk of being stolen.


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