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“Wild Horses” is the answer. Susan Boyle, the 48-year-old Scottish vocal powerhouse who surprised the world with her singing on...
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Find out more about Linda Ann: Linda Ann Nickerson wears many hats, including those of a writer, editor, poet, photographer, journalist, equestrian, equine breeder and horse mom. A long-time horse lover, Linda Ann practices equine marketing and writing prolifically, particularly on horse-related topics. Linda Ann has several horses of various ages and at various levels of equestrian training. She enjoys riding both English and Western. An award-winning poet and writer, Linda Ann blogs at The Mane Point (equestrian interests), Nickers and Ink (poetry and humor), Heart of a Ready Writer (Bible reading and devotional posts) and other sites. With a B.A. in English and an M.S.J. in Journalism, Linda Ann has worked as a professional writer for more than 25 years. |
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Sheryl Crow, multiple Grammy Award winner, has joined other celebrities and more than 130 national organizations calling for a cessation of wild horse...
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Horses require plenty of upkeep. Still, some equines may be called easy keepers. What is an easy keeper? An easy keeper, to an...
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Did you ever wonder why equestrians don’t generally ride zebras? Why don’t you ever seem to see zebras pulling carriages or carts? Can...
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“A horse is a horse, of course, of course.” Can’t you just hear the Mr. Ed theme song? A horse may be a horse, but what is a zorse?...
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Equine cross-breeding terms may be enough to drive a person a little wonky. What is a zonkey? A zonkey is a hybrid equine, which results from...
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National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) Hall of Fame thoroughbred horse racing trainer Bobby Frankel died Monday, November 16th, of...
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All horses are warm-blooded animals. However, certain equines may belong to breed registries known as warmbloods. What is a warmblood horse?...
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A hot-blooded person may be extra excitable. What about equines? What is a hot-blooded horse? Hot-blooded horses are usually leaner breeds of...
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Horses are mammals, which makes them warm-blooded vertebrates. So what is a cold-blooded horse? A cold-blooded horse is a warm-blooded...
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- Equestrian Etiquette
- Evicting Equine Parasites
- Falling Off Your Horse: Getting Over an Unscheduled Dismount
- Foaling in Love: Caring for the Mare and Her Offspring
- Getting Ready for Horseback Riding: First Time in the Saddle
- Great Gift Idea: Peppermint Ponies
- Great Gifts for Horse Lovers
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- Growing Young Horse Lovers
- Hormones and Horses: The Mare's Estrous Cycle
- Horseback Riding Basics: Have You Got What It Takes?
- Horseback Riding: Using a Mounting Block
- Horse Family Values: Why Should a Child Have a Horse?
- Horse Measurement: How Many Hands Is Your Horse?
- Horse Race Survey: Equestrian Entertainment
- Horse Show Ribbon Displays Made Easy
- Horses and Ponies: What's the Difference?
- How to Teach a Horse to Lead Safely
- How to Trim a Horse's Bridle Path
- A Look at the Anatomy of a Horse: The Poll
- Making a Grand Prix Entrance: Preparing for a Horse Show
- Preventing Equine Overheating on Hot, Humid Days
- Respect Your Elders: Caring for Your Senior Horse
- Saddle Up! Selecting the Right Saddle for Your Horse
- Selecting a Stud: Choosing a Stallion to Breed with Your Mare
- Shooting Horses: Tips for Equine Photography
- A Soft Place to Land: Preparing for the Foal
- Thanks for Sharing. What Foods Can You Share with Your Horse?
- Thoroughly Thoroughbreds: What's the Horse of Your Dreams?
- Top 10 Favorite Songs for Horse Lovers - plus 60 more
- Top 5 Online Christmas Gift Cards for Horse Lovers
- Top 5 Online Gift Shopping Sites for Horse Lovers
- Tress for Success: Braiding Your Horse for a Show
- Use Your Head: Choosing a Safety Helmet for Horseback Riding
- Wager Wisely: How to Bet on the Horses
- A Yearling's Reminder: Learning Holiness from a Horse
