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Walking horse industry puts survival on line (The Tennessean)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 07:06:06 GMT
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — New rules intended to prevent animal abuse and cheating will be in place when the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration opens today — and the state's $267 million walking horse industry is hopeful the changes will restore the image of the breed and the event.
A horse of a different color (Herald and News)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:57:27 GMT
DAVIS CREEK — Chincoteague ponies and American Bashkir Curly and Gypsy horses aren’t well-known horse breeds, but the unusual is the norm for Gretchen Stribling.
Keeping horse industry at pace may cost $50M-$75M (News Transcript)
Tue, 21 Aug 2007 23:33:59 GMT
State Assemblyman Joseph Malone (R-30) wants to use bare-knuckle politics to get legislators in Trenton to understand the importance of New Jersey's horse industry and racing. Malone made his remarks at a recent meeting of about 40 top equine industry members and local and state legislators at Rick's Saddle Shop in Upper Freehold Township.
Racing Becomes an Afterthought as the Focus Turns to Breeding Horses (New York Times)
Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:31:54 GMT
The Travers will serve as a glaring example of the new realities of horse racing, a sport in which the competitors seem to be merely auditioning for the booming breeding industry.
Riding high: Horse-drawn carriages make a comeback (The Hub)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 23:17:44 GMT
UPPER FREEHOLD - Joe Jennings' love of antique road coaches began as a kid in the 1950s when he first saw them at an exhibition in Oceanport's Monmouth Park. Although he had driven pleasure horses before, it wasn't until 1986 that coaches started to reappear in the driving world and he first tried his hand at driving the antique vehicles.
FREMONT: Horse breeding feeling pinch (Detroit Free Press)
Sun, 19 Aug 2007 07:22:24 GMT
Aaron Bennett peers out of his aging barn and into the blinding sunlight at the expansive land before him. "It would be very easy to plant houses here," said the fifth-generation Fremont farmer and horse breeder, staring out into seemingly endless rows of oats and corn. "I'd make a lot more money and work less.
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Walking horse industry puts survival on line (The Tennessean)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 07:06:06 GMT
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — New rules intended to prevent animal abuse and cheating will be in place when the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration opens today — and the state's $267 million walking horse industry is hopeful the changes will restore the image of the breed and the event.
A horse of a different color (Herald and News)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:57:27 GMT
DAVIS CREEK — Chincoteague ponies and American Bashkir Curly and Gypsy horses aren’t well-known horse breeds, but the unusual is the norm for Gretchen Stribling.
Keeping horse industry at pace may cost $50M-$75M (News Transcript)
Tue, 21 Aug 2007 23:33:59 GMT
State Assemblyman Joseph Malone (R-30) wants to use bare-knuckle politics to get legislators in Trenton to understand the importance of New Jersey's horse industry and racing. Malone made his remarks at a recent meeting of about 40 top equine industry members and local and state legislators at Rick's Saddle Shop in Upper Freehold Township.
Racing Becomes an Afterthought as the Focus Turns to Breeding Horses (New York Times)
Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:31:54 GMT
The Travers will serve as a glaring example of the new realities of horse racing, a sport in which the competitors seem to be merely auditioning for the booming breeding industry.
Riding high: Horse-drawn carriages make a comeback (The Hub)
Wed, 22 Aug 2007 23:17:44 GMT
UPPER FREEHOLD - Joe Jennings' love of antique road coaches began as a kid in the 1950s when he first saw them at an exhibition in Oceanport's Monmouth Park. Although he had driven pleasure horses before, it wasn't until 1986 that coaches started to reappear in the driving world and he first tried his hand at driving the antique vehicles.
FREMONT: Horse breeding feeling pinch (Detroit Free Press)
Sun, 19 Aug 2007 07:22:24 GMT
Aaron Bennett peers out of his aging barn and into the blinding sunlight at the expansive land before him. "It would be very easy to plant houses here," said the fifth-generation Fremont farmer and horse breeder, staring out into seemingly endless rows of oats and corn. "I'd make a lot more money and work less.
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Abortion in Horses: The OMAFRA website has moved.Barren Mare Management: Articles and links to horse breeding farm management information - Vaughn Henry & Associates
Biology of Reproduction - Equine Reproduction VI: This volume presents papers delivered at the Sixth International Symposium on Equine Reproduction, Caxambu, Brazil, 1994. 172 abstracts were submitted to the Editorial Board, which then selected 100 abstracts for presentation at the Symposium. The full-length papers were submitted to Biology of R...
Breeder's Assistant - Equine Education and Reproductive Services: Providing Equine Reproductive Schools and Services to Horse Owners. A.I., Transported Cooled Semen, Stallion Training, Foaling Management, Equine Genetics, The Breeders Assistant provides Equine Reproductive Services and Education to Horse Owners. A.I.,Artificial Insemination,Transported Cooled S...
Breeding: Practical articles from HorseIT.com written by professionals for the stud/horse farm owner or manager. Includes a stallion search and links to breed societies.
Breeding Your Mare by Transported Semen: Shipped semen article from Gumz Farms. Teasing, recordkeeping, inseminating and follow-up of bred mares when using cooled stallion semen.
Equine Embryo Services: Offers embryo transplant services. Located in Martin, South Dakota.
Equine Reproduction: This site features information on basic equine reproduction and advanced subjects such as A.I., frozen and transported semen, and mare management.
Equine Reproduction Concepts: Equine Reproduction Concepts is a full service equine reproduction facility designed to meet the increasing demands of the horse breeding industry. We provide quality services with technologic advances in reproduction for all horse breeds. Services span from the local and regional equine commun...
Equine reproduction e-mail list: Yahoo! Groups offers free mailing lists, photo & file sharing, group calendars and more. Discuss hot topics, share interests, join online communities.
EquiSearch: Breeding: Articles on horse breeding and equine reproduction, care of the pregnant mare, the foaling process, equine color genetics and more.
Foaling Mares: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln, founded in 1869, is one if the nation's premier land-grant institutions. UNL is a member of the Association of American Universities and is classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a Doctoral/Research University-Extensive.
Foaling Protocol: Articles and links to horse breeding farm management information - Vaughn Henry & Associates
Jaundiced Foal Syndrome: Exodus Breeders is a reproductive supply company dedicated to improve the day to day management of any horse operation, from large breeding farms and/or ranches to small breeders, we'll guide your way to reproductive success.
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Pool of Knowledge Breeding Farm Articles: A monthly column written by Dr. Jim and Lynda McCall addressing timely topics geared to help horse people better manage their horses.
Recovery of Oocytes Using Transvaginal Ultrasound in the Mare: Embryo or ova transfer techniques in the mare.
Stallion Management and Semen Collection Preparation: Articles and links to horse breeding farm management information - Vaughn Henry & Associates
Stallion Management - Semen Collection and Evaluation: Articles and links to horse breeding farm management information - Vaughn Henry & Associates
The Artificial Insemination Centre: DEFRA MAFF approved UK quarantine centre, chilled and frozen semen collection services to high quality export standard
The Expectant Mare: American Association of Equine Practitioners article on assuring the health and well-being of the pregnant mare.
The Foaling Mare Management Guidelines: Michigan State University summary of management practices necessary to produce a satisfactory conclusion to the foaling process. It covers preparation, stabling, normal and abnormal presentations.
Transported Semen for the Small Breeder: Instructional article by a small breeder of Crabbet, Mayenboro and old Kellogg Arabians on the pitfalls and benefits of starting a transported semen program.
Use of Cooled Stallion Semen: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln, founded in 1869, is one if the nation's premier land-grant institutions. UNL is a member of the Association of American Universities and is classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a Doctoral/Research University-Extensive.
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