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The Cowboy Way

Seasons of Change

Cowboys are icons of the North American Wild West, and the cowboy culture continues to dominate Canada’s Western provinces. There are still cowboys out riding the range and caring for cattle every day.
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HORSE COMMUNITY HEROES

Gillian Allan

Gina Allan has been instrumental in promoting driving in Nova Scotia, and has helped connect youth and seniors to horses. “I love teaching, I enjoy horses, and I know how much fun driving is,” says Allan. “I’ve been fortunate to combine all those together.”
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For over 25 years, Sore No-More has been trusted by professional equine athletes, therapists, trainers, and veterinarians for topical pain relief. The Performance Ultra line has been researched and proven to decrease back pain by 90% within the first 30 days of use. 
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Horse Care During Wildfire Season


Equestrians across the country are getting used to seeing smoky skies as researchers recommend “learning to live with fire.” As horse owners, the best thing we can do to keep our horses healthy when smoke hangs in the air is educate ourselves and pay attention to the signs our horses are giving us.

How to Assess Smoke Inhalation in Horses


Horses exposed to fire smoke can suffer respiratory injury of varying degrees, ranging from mild irritation to severe smoke inhalation-induced airway or lung damage. Knowing what is normal versus concerning can help horse owners to know whether a veterinarian should evaluate the horse.
 

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Groundwork with Jec A Ballou


Groundwork can serve a range of purposes, from behaviour modification to physical conditioning, but over the long term its greatest contribution is its alteration of neuromuscular patterns. 

How to Achieve A Sounder Horse


The horse is a companion, a worker, an athlete, a pet. This noble beast has been our ally and partner since first domesticated some 6,000 years ago. They deserve the best possible care and respect for their faithful toil and service.

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Herbal Mixtures for Managing “Heaves” in Horses


An increase in respiratory rate is a fundamental symptom of equine asthma caused by a combination of constricted airways, accumulated mucous, and smooth muscle spasms. Research has shown that Breathe from Herbs For Horses is able to reduce the respiratory rate in horses experiencing these symptoms.

Get Your Horse On a Track System


It's not uncommon to see a horse living alone in a space too small to move freely, on sterile, flat ground surrounded by electric fence to prevent chewing and contact with neighbours, often with the goal of preventing injury. Ironically, lack of free movement and varied terrain can often make injury more likely.

The Meaning of Whoa


The lack of directive power in the word "whoa" is almost comical. It’s as if horse people use it just to see what might happen.
 

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Save the Dates! Equine Health Symposium July 15 & 16, 2024


The University of Guelph is proud to announce its upcoming Equine Health Event to be held July 15 and 16, 2024. This Symposium will provide horse owners, managers, trainers and enthusiasts with a comprehensive understanding of equine care through expert-led presentations and demonstrations.

Meet Team Canada’s Paris 2024 Equestrian Jumping Team


Equestrian Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee have announced the roster of Team Canada equestrian jumping athletes nominated to compete at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. 

The Goal: Happy & Healthy Horses


The first Atlantic Canada Equine Symposium is on October 5, 2024, at the Agricultural Campus in Truro, Nova Scotia. There will be veterinarian presenters from the Atlantic Veterinary College, private practice, and dedicated equestrian educators sharing their considerable knowledge with participants. 

Princess Anne in Hospital After Suspected Injury From Horse


Princess Anne, 73, is expected to make a full and swift recovery after being hospitalized with a minor head injury and concussion thought to be caused by a horse.

Announcing the "Why My Favorite Horse Would Love to Be a Breyer Model” Essay Contest


Breyer is throwing a “Why My Favorite Horse Would Love to be a Breyer Model” essay contest as part of their 75th anniversary celebration in 2025. Three winners will be honored with a personal copy of their very own genuine Breyer model in the likeness of their entry when Breyer’s Diamond Anniversary happens in 2025 (an estimated retail value of US$1,000.00)!*
 
 

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