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French and German master equestrians clashed in mid to late-century over the proper theory and practice of dressage and equitation, particularly as they pertained to the training of military horses and riders.
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The remarkable story of Filipe Leite’s two-year 10,000-mile journey on horseback from Canada to Brazil.
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Horse lovers from around the UK create photo mosaic to remember war horses.
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Asinino Reggiano is the world’s first cheese made with 100 percent donkey milk.
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In addition to handling and husbandry practices for women donkey owners, the Women4Donkeys program will also provide training and capacity building of farriers, health providers and harness-makers.
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Justify will join fellow Triple Crown winners American Pharoah and Secretariat as a portrait model for Breyer, available in November 2018.
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“We recognise that it is important to maintain traditions, but not where they cause unnecessary harm to animals.”
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Famous Melbourne Cup winner of 1983 immortalised in a film about his great run.
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Sun King’s “sumptuous portrait of royal power and absolute authority” up for auction.
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Development’s history as World War 1 veterinary clinic and remount base recognised with life-sized sculptures.
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Renowned adventurer and UN Patron of the Wilderness speaks out in support of working equines.
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Freelance designer Martin Stockberg steps into the horse world for his latest piece of art.
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£300,000 bronze statue a reminder of the service and sacrifice millions of horses, mules and donkeys made in the First World War.
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Both “Real War Horses: The Experiences of the British Cavalry, 1814-1914” and “Horses in the British Army, 1750-1950” add value to the critical literatures on cavalry and warhorses.
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The horse was among the many victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79AD.
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The authors propose that the wear on the tooth of the equid was made with a soft bit, likely made from rope or wood.
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Photographer Wiebke Haas said she placed highest priority on a great face and “harmonic choreography” of the hair.
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Similar to The Kelpies, “Canter” forms the centrepiece to the entrance of Edinburgh’s vet school.
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Movie star and equine ambassador Spirit honored for his contribution to awareness of the plight of the USA’s wild horses.
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Charity film screen over-subscribed as moviegoes flock to see “Unbridled”.
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