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Horse Rescue and Evacuation on the Trail
When your horse suffers a serious fall on the trail, Large Animal Rescue workers jump into action. Here's a behind-the-scene look.


It was a warm, sunny California afternoon. Christina and Pat were horseback riding a narrow, rugged backcountry horse trail in the mountains surrounded by steep ravines, and a thick forest of redwood and bay trees. Suddenly, a retaining wall at the trail’s edge gave way, and... | read

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Regional Trail
Trail Riding at Shalimar Farm, Cass, West Virginia

Like most trail riders, I spend long, cold winter nights poring over issues of The Trail Rider to plan my rides for when the weather breaks. One article in particular, taped to my "to visit sometime" refrigerator list, was on Shalimar Farm in West Virginia.

What really caught... | read

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Horse Breeds
The Haflinger Horse
The modern-day Haflinger Horse was christened in 1874, named for the Tyrolean village of Hafling, then an Austrian territory, but today located within Italy’s northern boundaries. At that time, a refined mountain mare, bred to a proud Half-Arabian stallion, produced a colt named Folie.... | read
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Craig Cameron's Top Trail Tips

Cowboys are known for many things; practicality and common sense are at the top of the list.

Thanks to a lifetime of ranching and rodeoing and conducting clinics for more than two decades, Craig Cameron is known by many as the "cowboy’s clinician." He’s also spent... | read

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Personalities
Hart of a Champion
Becky Hart was born loving horses and started riding lessons shortly after she started kindergarten. For the past 30 years, her passion has been endurance riding, and she’s become one of the top competitors — not just in this country, but in the world. Many times, Hart has... | read
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An Equine Affaire to Remember
We all have a responsibility to continually learn about our horses, including their anatomy, behavior, and care. To further our education, we can turn to books, magazines, and now the Internet. However, I believe that there’s no better way to learn than to attend equine expos, seminars,... | read
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Where to Ride
Urban Riding
Along with cows, pigs, and chickens, the horse is generally regarded as a classic rural animal. A quick trip to the country will confirm this fact. Horses are everywhere out here. But like hillbillies and grassy knolls, horses occasionally appear in urban... | read
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