Article as featured in Local Rider Magazine. If there is one thing all horse owners desire it is to improve and maintain their horse's condition, whatever its discipline, workload and state of fitness. A balanced diet combining adequate forage will maintain your horse to a good degree but there will be times in every horse's life and career when co...
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If someone asked you to list popular symbols associated with Christmas, who would mention Rudolph? Shooting to seasonal stardom after his creation in 1939 by copywriter Robert L. May, ‘Rudolph’ has come to represent the festive magic of christmas, not just in the United States but across the globe. The chance creation of a disheartened...
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When someone goes missing, our first response is to go out looking for them. Guided by our eyes only, we wander in all directions hoping to spot them. Our sight is our way of interpreting the world, but when it comes to missing people, other senses can prove much more valuable. In many cases, a missing person will have fallen into water, a low-lyin...
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As all horse owners and riders will know, tack is incredibly expensive and something that most of us only intend to buy once. Quality saddles, bridles, stirrups, girths and numnahs can cost a small fortune, especially if they are custom made. Combine the cost of tack with that of rugs and all manner of yard and stable equipment (horse boxes and tra...
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It is estimated that in the United States alone, some 6,000-7,000 tigers are privately owned as ‘pets’ in households and backyard enclosures. More tigers than are currently in existence in the wild in Asia. Other big cats, including lions, cheetahs and panthers, as well as bears, monkeys, alligators, and a variety of other reptiles and...
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