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Kristen
Age: 27
Location: Gardnerville, United States
Member since: 11/16/2007
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We would like you guys to suggest some articles for us to write in our article section! We are currently writing one on the history of the preakness!
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Sharonnherd
A horse belongs in a stable..not on a table!
Age: 36
Location: Plymouth, United Kingdom
Member since: 02/27/2008
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Tack fittin, thats an artcle most people would love to read cos not everyone knows how to do it!!!
Sharon 
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horsenutz
A dog is mans best friend, but a horse is womans.
Age: 58
Location: Corinth, Ky, United States
Member since: 02/20/2008
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An Article on the stifle joint would be helpful to a lot of people. Also proper feeding. I've seen pictures of horses that people have for sale on some of the sites that have horses for sale that would cause a person to have nightmares. Also foaling and mare care.
Luana
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A dog is mans best friend, but a horse is womans.
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Raggle
Howdy Y'all
Age: 18
Location: Gulf Coast Area Texas, United States
Member since: 01/17/2008
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Horsenutz is right. Proper feeding and such is important and would be a good one.
I've seen a 'retired broodmare' Standardbred that the owner should feel ashamed of themselves for showing a picture of online. It was so skinny and they said she was in great shape. Poor thing. I'd like to have given them a piece of my mind. :(
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Kristen
Age: 27
Location: Gardnerville, United States
Member since: 11/16/2007
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thanks for the input guys!!!
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GotWine97
Age: 107
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Member since: 02/19/2008
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How about an article on horse dentistry and the importance of equine dental health? :)
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Nine
The Ming and I
Age: 48
Location: New Ulm, United States
Member since: 05/13/2008
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Maybe series of articles, covering each "part" or "section" of the horse, as far as health is concerned. Such as Dental health, joint care, nutrition, hoof care, mental well being or the psyche of the horse. Start at the head/muzzle and work your way back.
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Nine
The Ming and I
Age: 48
Location: New Ulm, United States
Member since: 05/13/2008
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I'd like to see an article on bits. The different bits, uses and severity level of them. With pictures.
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horselover4life
save the horse ride the cowboy
Age: 14
Location: north bay ontario, Canada
Member since: 07/24/2008
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well a couple weeks ago one of our mares died giving birth to her foal. the foal survied but we think it is suffering from depression. maybe an article about foal depression could help us help our foal get better and get his mind off his lost mother and so he can be a happy little foal like they should be.
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