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Horses not killed by mountain lion
It's not known what killed two horses last week in southern Brown County, but there's no evidence that it 0was a mountain lion. Tim McCurdy, of the state Department of Game, Fish and Parks, responded to the call. He said the neck of one of the two...Tags: Wildlife, Animal Attacks
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Dakota Classic Cutting Futurity champions named
The 2012 Dakota Classic Cutting Futurity was held at the Yellow Rose Arena in Platte on October 5-7. The total purse paid out for the Dakota Classic Futurity was $25,416.14. There were 46 entries in the aged event classes, plus a full slate of NCHA...Tags: Human Interest, Animals
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Chapter Seven closes the book at Balmoral
Chapter Seven, North America's top-ranked standardbred, and pacing's leading lady, American Jewel, went to the winner's circle for the last time in their brilliant careers Saturday night at Balmoral Park. Both were prohibitive favorites at odds of 1-9 in...
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Equine nutrition - Part Two
Correction: Last week's article “Vet school an expensive but rewarding proposition” was mistakenly printed under Dr. Darin Peterson's name. The article was, in fact, authored by Dr. Russ Daly. Nutrients Horses require six main classes of nutrients...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Vitamin A, Amino Acids, Weight, Organic Chemical Industry
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Ask the expert: Feeding
Q I have a mare that came down with laminitis this spring (I did take acclimate her to pasture). The barn where I board has very “rich” hay; 60% legumes and 40% grass. What are some recommendations for feeding a horse post laminitis? A Now that your...Tags: Amino Acids, Dietary Supplements
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Seasonal pasture myopathy cause identified
For decades, hundreds of horses in North America and northern Europe have died from a pasture-associated muscle disease whose cause, prevention, and treatment have remained elusive. Even with early diagnosis, the fatality rate for this disease, known as...Tags: Europe, North America, Colleges and Universities, Science and Technology, Agriculture
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A girl and her horse, barreling through middle age
ABERDEEN - It's less a mid-life crisis and more a rekindling of an old love. When Stephanie Aas' husband, Greg, bought her a horse for her 50th birthday, it wasn't her first rodeo, but it was the first horse she had owned since she was in high school....Tags: Rodeo Barrel Racing, Easter Seals, South Dakota State University, Auction Service, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Neglected horses surrendered to Minn. shelter
The two mares and one colt were suffering from neglect and in need of veterinary care, Steve Gardner, chairman of the Humane Society Board, said on Oct. 29. Gardner said both mares were thin, and one of them may be pregnant. The colt has a deep wound on... -
Oden Bowie, Senate secretary
Oden Bowie, the former secretary of the Maryland Senate and grandson of Maryland Gov. Oden Bowie, died Oct. 23 at the Arbor at Baywoods in Annapolis of complications from a fall he suffered at his home last month. He was 97.
His daughter, Ambler Bowie...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Regional Authority, Christianity, Sports
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Floating teeth back
The horse has uniquely designed teeth that pulverize grass into small particle sizes which allow the bacteria in the hind gut to digest the grass efficiently. The horse then gets the nutrients he needs to survive, grow, and do all the athletic things that...Tags: Teeth, Dental Health, Dentistry and Dental Health
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Ballot measures have different implications for agriculture
North Dakota has two measures coming up for vote in November that have implications for agriculture - one in a good way, one in a not-so-good way. The first is Measure 3, or the Right to Farm amendment. What this measure would do is amend our state...Tags: Dog (animal), Justice and Rights, Politics, Prisons, Interior Policy
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Albert Perlow, auto repair business owner
Albert Perlow, a former owner of one of the city's oldest auto-body repair businesses, died of pneumonia Oct. 13 at Sinai Hospital. The Pikesville resident was 87.
Born in Baltimore and raised on Appleton Street, he was the son of David Perlow and Bertha...Tags: Duke University, Rentals, Washington, DC, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Sinai Hospital in Baltimore
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