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A Happy Horse

Equine Wellness Includes Mental Health By Kim Roe   A sad soul can kill you quicker, far quicker, than a germ. – John Steinbeck As I’ve developed as a horseman, my focus has turned more towards keeping my horses emotionally healthy. I love my horses, as we all do, and … Read More

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October 2018 Issue

  October 2018 Cover Story: Spurr’s Big Fix – All-Natural Products for Skin, Hooves, and Wounds Trail Savvy: Gaining Control on the Trail Willfully Guided: Get Ready for Winter! Small Farm Makeover: Preventing Parasites Equestrian Lifestyle: Dr. Julie Eihl – Caring for Northwest Horses   Click here to see all … Read More

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Preventing Parasite Infestation

Pasture and Herd Management Reduces Need for Chemical Dewormers By Michael Hipp   Parasites in our horses are a constant battle. Most large animal veterinarians I know readily say that all horses have (or will have) parasites at some point. Most of them prescribe a regular deworming schedule. While this … Read More

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Cowabunga Cow Horse Practice

Event Introduces Horse and Rider to Cow Work By WSHP Staff   The Washington State Horse Park hosted the week-long Cowabunga Cow Horse Practice in August. The event attracted reined cow horse and cutting enthusiasts of all levels. Activities were organized by Kim Witty of High Country Training in Ellensburg … Read More

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Spurr’s Big Fix

Long-time Farrier Develops Unique Product for Horses’ Health By Kim Roe   David Kimbrough and his wife Kathy are lifelong horse lovers. David spent 38 years helping horses as a professional farrier. He watched his clients try to relieve their horses’ hoof and skin problems with products that were messy, … Read More

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Do You Need a CDL to Haul Your Horse?

Making Sense of the New Regulations Around Hauling Horses By Kim Roe   You’ve spent months training and conditioning, weeks planning, and days packing your truck and horse trailer. Now you and your friend are finally on the road with your horses and gear in tow, headed for a favorite … Read More

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BCHW’s Annual Winery Ride October 27

Costume Prizes, Beautiful Country, and Wine Make this Ride Popular     October 27, 2018 is the date for the 17th Annual BCHW Winery & Halloween Costume Prize Ride in Zillah, Washington. This very popular event is open to all riders and their horses and mules. Costumes are encouraged but optional. … Read More

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Tomlyn® Adds Equistro® Secreta Pro Max to Line of Equine Supplements

Tomlyn®, a world-class developer of scientifically developed, veterinarian-approved animal health products, has announced the launch of a new health supplement for horses, Equistro® Secreta Pro Max. Equistro Secreta Pro Max is a health supplement formulated for horses to support normal respiratory functions. “Our team of scientists and veterinarians are working hard … Read More

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The Equine Digestive System: Part 1

Lips, Teeth, and Saliva Begin the Journey of Nourishment By Eleanor Blazer   You put it in one end and take it out the other! Do you know what happens to expensive grain and hay during its long journey to become manure? Equine lips have an almost prehensile (adapted to … Read More

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Wellness is a Relative Term

An Ounce of Prevention can be Priceless by Karen Pickering   It was early 2009 when I received the heartbreaking news that April had navicular disease. She was only 10-years-old and in the prime of her life; a fun to ride, responsive, quick yet kind, and super loving mare. She … Read More

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