Discovery at al-Magar
Ancient equine discoveries at al-Magar provide crucial insights into horse domestication.
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Ancient equine discoveries at al-Magar provide crucial insights into horse domestication.
Read moreSeveral different mutations within a specific gene appear to be responsible for the development of dominant white colouring in several
Read moreThe Marwari is an ancient breed from Rajasthan, and the warrior mount of rulers.
Read moreAside from size, maximum speed is the next biggest factor in mammal eye size.
Read moreGot an OTTB or a branded standardbred? Want to know more about the horse?
Read moreRats and mice love stables and feed sheds – here’s how to keep them out.
Read moreProblems with horse arenas fall into seven key categories, writes Neil Clarkson.
Read moreHave we misunderstood the true nature of equines? A new book probes an untalked-of “hidden history” of horses that reveals their ability to eat meat.
Read moreThe urban horse brought many problems in its heyday – pollution, noise and traffic mayhem.
Read moreHere’s all you need to know about fabrics, weight and the ins and outs of horse blankets.
Read moreWant to keep horses under control? It’s easy. Just pass a law. Neil Clarkson looks at some of the world’s
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Read moreSome Arab horse breeders were turning their backs on their entire lives with horses because of the excesses of the show ring.
Read moreScientists have in recent years unearthed startling evidence on the early domestication of the horse
Read moreDiscoveries from the remains of a 9000-year-old Saudi civilisation may point to the Arabian’s origins.
Read moreWild stallion Fabio picked up some naughty eating habits at his national park home, raiding human food sources and becoming aggressive toward those who tried to stop him.
Read moreWell darlings, it seems my last post on showjumping bridling struck a nerve with many people. But I think there
Read moreEveryone has an idea what the other guy needs to do to fix his problem but no one is really talking about the ‘elephant in the room’.
Read moreI said to Feed Woman the other day, “Who are these young turkeys who rally-drive along our gravel road?”
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