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Category: Monthly Editorial

Horse Shipping Q & A with Light Star Horse Transportation- Part Two

May 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Planning before you ship your horse can make the trip and safer and more comfortable for your horse. In last month’s Q & A series,

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When to Work on Collected Lead Departures With Your Horse

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

If you want to know how truly broke a horse is, watch him do a lead departure. Horses with no training flip their heads and

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Ask the Vet: Equine Wound Care

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: I have a 6-year-old Quarter horse gelding that recently had a small cut on the bulb of his heel. It was healing nicely until

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Colic in Pregnant Mares

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Understanding the Risks and How to Manage Them Colic is a common and concerning health issue for horses, but it can be particularly dangerous for

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How to Choose the Ideal Horseback Riding Vacation

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

For horse people, a vacation is rarely just a vacation. It’s an opportunity to experience new landscapes from the saddle, to ride different horses, and

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Peace of Mind

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

For many horse owners, the idea of leaving town can bring a twinge of guilt. Horses are not low-maintenance companions; they thrive on consistency, attentive

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“Bee” Aware Of Insect Stings This Summer

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Pet Talk

The summer season offers many opportunities for pets and their owners to get outside and enjoy nature. These adventures can provide wonderful opportunities for enrichment,

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Horse Shipping Q & A with Light Star Horse Transportation- Part One

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Planning before you ship your horse can make the trip and safer and more comfortable for your horse and give you peace of mind. In

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Equine Sedation

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

At some point in nearly every horse’s life, sedation becomes part of routine care. Whether it’s for something as common as a dental float or

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What Is a Quitclaim Deed and When Do You Need To Get One?

April 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Quitclaim deeds and specific terms may come up if you’re transferring property between family members or spouses. If you are selling your home now, you may not

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“The Buckaroo Leather Legacy”

March 12, 2026 Robin Bradford Latest News, Monthly Editorial

Let’s face it, leather is an uncommon medium for the modern artist. It’s expensive, hard to work with, and even harder to make a living

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What Kind Of Food Should You Feed Your Dog? A Nutritionist’s Advice

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Pet Talk

Have you ever wandered into the pet supplies section of the grocery store and felt overwhelmed by the number of dog food choices? To help

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Tips for Securing a Mortgage

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Getting a mortgage is one of the biggest financial commitments you’ll make, and understanding how it works is essential before you start house hunting. Your monthly mortgage

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Managing Common Early-Life Health Challenges

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Newborn foals often face a variety of medical challenges within the first few weeks of life. Prompt and specialized veterinary care is essential during this

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Horse Terrified Of Plastic Bags

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Question: My husband brought home a cute project mare. She does well at all the Fundamentals exercises, but she has a deathly fear of plastic bags,

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