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Category: Monthly Editorial

Correcting Hoof Cracks

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

You’re determined to give your horse the best care, so you’re concerned when you notice small cracks in his hooves during your latest grooming session.

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Getting In On The Ground Floor

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Keeping your horse’s toes in tip-top shape isn’t just a great way to impress handsome farriers and make your barn mates jealous, it’s an investment

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Working Out Pet Weight Loss

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Pet Talk

For pet owners with an overweight animal companion, there can be a difficult balance between wanting to treat a pet and wanting to keep them

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Pregnant Mares: What Owners Need To Know As Foaling Time Approaches

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

During a mare’s pregnancy, moderate exercise  such as vigorous walking or riding will help control her weight and maintain muscle tone and strength needed for the

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Flooding & Equine Owners – Preparing, Responding, and Recovering

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Flooding is the most common and costly disaster experienced by U.S. citizens. Flooding can be dangerous not only for horses but for ranchers and their

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Tools to Help You Determine Your Sale Price

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Maybe you’ve been inspired by those “Sold” signs in your neighborhood; maybe you’re just ready for a change of scenery. Whatever the case, a great

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Feeding for Healthy Hooves

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

The pickup and trailer are hooked up, filled with diesel and tires checked. Clothes are pressed, and entry fees are paid. Practice went well this

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Horse is Cinchy When Not Worked Consistently

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Question: We have a 5-year-old gelding that has been recently gelded. He has been through the Fundamentals groundwork and he did really well. If you ride

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Placentitis

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Placentitis is an inflammation of the placenta usually caused by an infectious agent. It has emerged as a leading cause of reproductive loss in the

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How to Treat Horse Ringworm

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

As a devoted horse owner, you take pride in your equine’s appearance. That’s why a sudden development of patchy, scab-ridden skin can be shocking, and

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Ask the Vet: Miniature Horse

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: What is the best type of feed for a miniature horse? (View Answer) Answer: The best type of feed for a miniature horse has multiple

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Backcountry Horsemen of California Rendezvous Temecula March 24-26, 2023, at California ranch Company

January 18, 2023 Robin Bradford Latest News, Monthly Editorial

Every year, the Backcountry Horsemen of California holds an annual “Rendezvous”.   What is a Rendezvous?  The Rendezvous is a state sponsored gathering where the Backcountry

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Bidding War Mistakes Today’s Homebuyers Are Making In Droves

December 30, 2022 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Bidding wars are the new normal for buying a home today. In desirable areas, there may be multiple offers, which might force you to up the

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Recognizing A Pet Emergency

December 30, 2022 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Pet Talk

Many pet owners have found themselves in difficult situations in which they know something is wrong with a pet, but the veterinary clinic is closed.

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Ask the Vet: Tendon & Ligament Injuries & Rehabilitation

December 30, 2022 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: My 18-year-old horse tore 60% of his deep flexor tendon. We are five months into recovery. Will he ever be able to jump again or do

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