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    August 1914, World War One, horses were introduced to one of most traumatic events in history. Just the same as the deployment of men, almost the same amount of horses were taken from there homes to help fight for there country. Horses in World War One were used to carry men into battle, as well as carry extremely heavy artillery for miles and miles with no brakes or through mud that could be so deep it was up to there shoulders. More then 8 million horses, not to count the donkeys and mules,…

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    face and my sweat dripping down my neck. I urged my horse on towards the final jump. Right before we would have hit it, his leg muscles tightened and he pushed off, just like we had practiced so many times before. We flew over the jump and landed with a solid thump. The spectators in the stands erupted. The clapping and cheering was deafening but it was exactly what we had earned. The three day event was well worth all the training that my horse and I had put into it. Eventing is a thrilling…

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    over 100 beats per minute, I would finally be meeting my new horse that my father had purchased for me. She looked sort of like vanilla ice cream with Oreo cookies, thats what her color reminded me of the first time I placed my eyes on her. I had no choice in choosing her name, as my father had already chosen for me, her name was Canela. I would have remembered this as the happiest day in my life; six years old and getting my new horse, well happiest day for now. My ranch was located in a…

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    would often nap on the back of my horse while he ate hay, my face buried in his mane. I learned to ride before I could crawl. I sat in the saddle in front of my mom, until eventually, I learned to sit up for myself. It was not too long after my sixth birthday that I boldly announced that I was going to ride on my own. Of course, my overconfidence led to the inevitable event of falling off for the first time. I quickly learned that the phrase “get back up on the horse” holds much meaning. The…

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    What Is Hippotherapy?

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    For centuries, humans and horses have enjoyed a close relationship. Of course, today, horses don’t serve the role they once did when they provided transportation and aided in farm work. However, just because the dynamic between horse and man has changed, doesn’t mean it isn’t just as significant. In fact, today, horses serve a very real role of being a therapeutic aid through hippotherapy and other methods. What is Hippotherapy? No, hippothearapy isn’t some sort of odd therapy for hippos. It is…

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    rider is placed on a horse they forget their disabilities and just enjoy themselves. It has been proven that horses have a higher body temperature than humans. This can help relax the rider's muscles. Once the rider's muscles are relaxed they can have fun and become physically stronger at the same time. The rider is no longer right handed or left handed. Riding a horse requires both hands equally.…

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    prospect horses is the development of osteochondrosis lesions and osteochondrosis dissecans. There are a wide variety of theories to what exactly causes the development of these lesions but observably osteochondrosis is endochondral tissue that has failed to properly ossify thus creating abnormal cartilage on the bone, often seen in joints. (Kane, 2012) Of the many theories proposed on the topic, special focus should be given to the nutritional implications, effects of various training programs…

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    As far as I can remember, I have always been strongly drawn to horses, just like a moth to a flame. It seems that this deep passion can be found directly in my blood. Maybe I have inherited some kind of a genomic proclivity toward the equine species. As a future veterinarian, it’s indisputable that my love and respect of horses and all living creatures, explain my revulsion and hatred toward animal cruelty, whether it be neglect or intentional. It is a dishonour that millions of animals, placed…

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    MY STORY I work in Equine Therapy, which means that I work with special needs kids and the kind, loving creatures known as horses. Many of the kids I work with are 6-14, often meaning that they are harder to work with because either the saddle doesn’t fit them, or they are easily distracted. The equine therapy industry is filled with marvelous people that care for other people’s needs and make sure to accommodate for any inconvenience as soon as it is mentioned. Since I work in…

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    Pacific Crest Trail Essay

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    aside all criticism and concern from friends and park rangers alike, they set off with their pack train into the wilderness, and a year later emerged victorious on the other side. Such expeditions take months of thorough planning, preparation, and training. Even before asking why, many people would simply ask: what is the Pacific Crest Trail? The Pacific Crest Trail is a 2,650 mile long trail that spans from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon, and Washington. There are stretches that go…

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