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What site has a horse breed pics and names?Like my instructer says, "Will the arabian please trot in circles?" and i never know if I should come out of the line of people and trot in circles. so i would love it if there was a site that said horse breeds and had a picture with it.
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it’s almost like a photo
great painting 
dude, you own! this looks identical to a photograph
There is a awful breeder in Goldsboro NC , off of Hwy 70. Every thing about that place is bad. There is many horse farms in that area but this is the only bad one.
Go get'em!
Actually, generally the horse is switched with a dummy for semen collection, NOT another horse. It's called teasing. A mare in heat is used to arouse the stallion from the other side of a solid fence (to avoid injury to the mare). The stallion then mounts the dummy and they are able to collect his semen.
Awesome work Williamsshamir
Great video.
Much love Kat
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awesome stuff man,….ama practice hard to get to yo level!
A-W-E-S-O-M-E your works is very awesome! cool!!!! very good
First learn conformations. Learn them well enough to tell when a horse should and should not be a good jumper.
Second Read about breeding including line breeding and other forms of inbreeding (Responsible breeders avoid both as these two practices have caused many genetic abnormalities in several breeds).
Third choose horses with not only a good conformation but a good heart and a sound mind.
Fourth Learn genetics. Learn as much as possible. A good background in biology would be good for this.
Fifth to get the benefits of line breeding without the disadvantages (though admittedly this takes longer) learn to breed like conformations to get like conformations.
Sixth Cull when necessary. This means to remove unsuitable horses from the gene pool by preventing them from breeding. Gelding studs and spaying or simply selling mares with a contract stipulating no breeding(not quite as effective since some owners cheat). Culling by selling them to people who may use them to breed is unethical for horses with any type of defect.
Seven Keep the best horses for yourself simply because they are your future breeders.
wich program he is for doing this ? beside a tablet ofc
If you have Excel or a basic spreadsheet program, you can do it yourself. Just build a sheet with all the ponies names (or numbers if you tag them if you have that many), and make columns for vet, farrier, breeding, expected foaling date, etc. You can have a column for random notes, color and identifying marks, whatever you want. You can even put in costs, and Excel will make charts for you, so you can see what your expenses are like. Its really easy to keep track of stuff on there…I use Excel for my business and love it.
You will have to take general education classes first and then you have your junior and senior year of just your major. Any 4 year is like that. But in Virginia , Averett University has equine studies major-
http://www.averett.edu/academics/pdf/cat05.pdf#page=152
You wont need to take a high math or high english classe but to get a bachelors degree you will need to take general ed classes before they let you take the "fun" stuff.
At averett there are different tracks for what you want to do in the equine field.
1-Dressage Track
2-Management in equine
3-Eventing Track
4-British Horse Society
Assistant Instructor program-study in England
i use photoshop
HOLY CRAP! Comparing this to the original picture, they’re identical!
There is a game out called Horsez. Ive seen it for PC and PS2. U start out at a riding academy or something like that and do different things with your like groom bathe and clean stalls. There are other things to do too. Hope this helps and gives u an idea.
Cns, I love to stallion shop. Sure is good to dream….. Here are 3 of my favorits!!!
Dun D
http://colormorgans.tripod.com/ragtimedund.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRMamhyDchs
Primavera Brio– Brio was a solid third in '97 World Jr Horse Reining at the Morgan Grand National as a 3 year old at 7 months under saddle.
http://www.gabcreekfarm.com/briotrot708one.jpg
http://www.gabcreekfarm.com/Briohead9yrsfall.jpg
http://colormorgans.tripod.com/brioheadshadow.jpg
L J Morning Reveille
http://www.tindomorgans.com/reveille.html
Horses are one animal that doesn't particularly care what the climate and elevation are. Horses do prefer open grassy areas, the Deccan Plateau would be an excellent area. Horses are a herd/prey animal and they get nervous if they cannot see a good distance (ie there may be a tiger hiding in those bushes!). Even a horse who has never seen a predator in his/her life has this instinct that behind every bush is something that wants to eat him/her. Keeping a horse in this kind of situation causes long term stress, which reduces the horse's fertility.
The important thing is to feed them correctly, which means a fine balance between grasses and grains, and to make sure they are well wormed. They can live on grass only and be healthy, grain is a nice extra but can be easily overused by the inexperienced and cause diseases such as founder and colic.
Also, make sure their reproductive systems are clean and disease free. Infection is the primary cause of mares infertility and miscarriage (spontaneous abortion). This means limiting the stallion's access to the mares and cleaning the stallion's sheath every few months.
And above all, make sure the horses are good specimens of their breed! Poorly bred parents make a poorly bred foal.
I would check out the reports that the US government does, especially through the USDA and extension offices. They offer a 2002 census of agriculture and their website offers some great data.
http://www.nass.usda.gov/Census_of_Agriculture/2002/Quick_Facts/index.asp