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Trail Riding in Devil's Tower Country

"A dark mist lay over the land…Devil's Tower upthrust against the gray sky as if in the birth of time the core of the earth had...

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Amble Down the Trail

Perhaps you're ready to switch from a stock horse to a smooth-gaited mount. Or, you're already a gaited-horse owner, and are thinking of adding a Tennessee...

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Understanding Your Rope Horse's Hock

What the Hock Is and What it Does The horse's hock is at once it's most powerful and vulnerable joint. A horse that can use...

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The Latest on Cushing's Disease

More horses than ever are developing conditions that used to be considered rare complications of old age. And, in part, that's a good thing. Whereas once the equine lifespan topped off...

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Bullet Points

Have you ever been out enjoying a peaceful morning trail ride only to have the pristine quiet shattered by the sharp crack of gunfire? At...

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Married with Horses: Little House in the Weeds

After a few weeks of house hunting, Kimberly and I had found our favorite just outside of Wilson, N.C. We actually had two favorites, but one was on...

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Book Excerpt: Recognizing Saddle Problems

Editor's Note: In the July 2008 issue of Horse & Rider, we offered an exclusive excerpt from The Western Horse's Pain-Free Back and Saddle-Fit Book that helped readers evaluate saddle...

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Dressage: Hobby or Obsession?

[/caption] 1. You have a horse to ride because A) being in competition gives you goals and lets you know how your horse stacks up against others. B) you find it mentally stimulating...

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Tying-Up Syndrome

The medical term for tying up is rhabdomyolysis-which means skeletal muscle (rhabdo) breakdown/damage (lysis). Tying up is characterized by muscle stiffness and pain, sweating, blowing,...

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