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    target from readers. In my opinion, Seabiscuit: An American Legend, was by far the most excellent out of the two books. Hillenbrand’s book, Seabiscuit: An American Legend, was about an improbable champion. Seabiscuit was a rough-hewn, undersized horse with knees that would not rectify. For two years, Seabiscuit would be skirmish with his trainers and did not compete very well. To put it in another way, he was disastrous. Nobody believed in him…

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    How To Horse Racing Essay

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    Horse Racing Tips for Sept 19 at Hamilton, Kempton, Leicester Hamilton and Kempton are some of the top racecourses that host events on September 19 with action also set at Leicester. Horse racing today has become a tradition for those who simply love betting on certain horses and also for those who prefer this over F1 Grands Prix. If we think about it, horse racing started way before cars became widely available - about 500 years ago. UK is one of the most prominent representatives, having…

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    Horse Hoof Research Paper

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    The horses hoof is hard but delicate part of a horses body, it must be treated carefully. If a horse has a long toe then it is more uncomfortable for them to walk. It is then more vital to disease. In this paper I will be explaining how important it is to keep a horses hoof healthy and strong. how a horses hoof works and how to prevent the most common hoof disease. To keep a horses hoof healthy and free from wall cracks you must feed your horse the correct feed and hay to insure a healthy…

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    Barefoot Research Paper

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    barefoot does have many pros to it, and I want to make sure I acknowledge them. If your horse is kept barefoot you will definitely save a large chunk of money over time. We pay $85 for re-shoeing a fully shod horse. We pay this amount every 7 weeks when our farrier comes out. That means we pay an average of $630 per year, per fully shod horse. A barefoot trim usually costs right around $20 dollars. Barefoot horses need to be trimmed every 5 weeks, the cost averages right around $210 per year.…

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    Introduction Laminitis is a condition that occurs in horses that’s painful and detrimental to the overall health of the animal. Being one of the most common conditions that appear in horses, there are many ways to treat, prevent, and cause laminitis that have been found in various research studies conducted throughout the years. With Equine being such an enormous industry throughout the world, it’s no surprise that there has been such a wide variety of research conducted. Even with all the…

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    may infer that I am heavily involved in equine related activities. Throughout my life, I have gained an extreme fondness and passion for horses, the training of horses, and barrel racing. The ownership of horses has taught me many important qualities such as responsibility, putting other’s needs before my own, patience, compassion, and respect. Training horses can be a very time consuming, and sometimes aggravating process, but it has become one of the most rewarding things I have ever done. I…

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    Animal Project: Horse Horses have always been beside me all throughout my life. With my Aunt herself owning a barn, I had the perfect chance to become addicted to the equine world. And I took it! Ever since my first ride, I was hooked, and ended up becoming a competitive horseback rider. So naturally, I have collected a lot of information about them. That’s just why I’ve decided to share that information, and choose them to be constructed and written about for my animal project! The horse, or…

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    to bow. This is a significant emphasis of the strength of Odysseus. Normal men couldn 't survive what he has, and they can 't even string his bow. Odysseus steps up to the bow, string it and fire an arrow through the twelve axes. He proceeds to slaughter all of the suitors. As they all lie dead in the room, the strength of Odysseus has never been…

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    Seabiscuit Symbolism

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    Seabiscuit and Red Pollard symbolize how an over-worked horse and a broken-down jockey captured the imagination of the nation. The rivalry amidst Seabiscuit and War Admiral expressed the different values and lifestyles separating Americans during times of distress. Seabiscuit had a second chance, which is exactly what everyday Americans had hoped for; another chance in life. This horse invigorated many Americans; they were able to live out their dream through Seabiscuit…

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    Pony Research Paper

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    process, which in short called as the English style of riding a pony. The word dressage comes from the French word “dresser” which means “to train”. Horse riding and dressage is the world’s oldest sporting event useful to determine horse’s flexibility, durability, attentiveness to balance and support. Through dressage the rider gently communicates with the horse through the support of the seat, spur, restraining aids of seat and driving aids of the leg. Dressage is the basic requirement for…

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