In our latest blog articles, we delve into the unique aspects of horse ownership in Colorado, exploring topics ranging from the region’s diverse equestrian communities to the challenges and rewards of caring for horses in the Rocky Mountain state. Gain insights into local regulations, scenic trail recommendations, and expert tips tailored to horse enthusiasts navigating the distinct landscape of Colorado.
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HorseAlert is Revolutionizing Equine Evacuations in Colorado
Read more: HorseAlert is Revolutionizing Equine Evacuations in ColoradoWith the rise of wildfires and natural disasters in Colorado, equine communities are facing heightened risks. Current evacuation methods, which often depend on fragmented social media appeals, result in overcrowded roads and disorganized efforts. This chaos endangers both people and horses, complicating rescue operations. Colorado Horse Rescue (CHR) introduces HorseAlert as a solution. This innovative…
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Charlotte Dujardin withdraws from Olympics due to FEI Investigation: Video Released
Read more: Charlotte Dujardin withdraws from Olympics due to FEI Investigation: Video ReleasedUpdated 7/24/2024 7:07am: The video has been released and is posted at the bottom of this article. Unfortunately, the whipping that takes place in the video is excessive, and not effective. Is it true abuse? We will let the FEI decide. Would I allow that to happen to my horse? Absolutely not. Charlotte Dujardin has…
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The Essential Guide to Deworming Horses in Colorado: Why It Matters for Your Horse’s Health
Read more: The Essential Guide to Deworming Horses in Colorado: Why It Matters for Your Horse’s HealthManaging the health and well-being of horses involves a multifaceted approach, with deworming playing a crucial role. However, deworming protocols vary, and what works for one horse or region may not be appropriate for another. This article explores the importance of deworming horses and emphasizes the need to consult with a veterinarian to develop a…
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Blister Beetles Found in Colorado: A Serious Concern for Ranchers and Livestock Owners
Read more: Blister Beetles Found in Colorado: A Serious Concern for Ranchers and Livestock OwnersThe ash grey blister beetle, a member of the family Meloidae, has recently been discovered on properties all over Colorado. This discovery raises significant concerns due to the toxic chemical cantharidin produced by blister beetles, which poses a severe threat to livestock, especially horses. Understanding the implications and management of blister beetles is crucial for…
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Call To Action – 2024 Legislation Affecting Colorado Horse Industry
Read more: Call To Action – 2024 Legislation Affecting Colorado Horse IndustryColorado equine facilities are targeted by a late bill planned for this 2024 session. Based upon the report and policy recommendations of an animal policy think tank called the Animal-Human Policy Center, the Colorado Department of Agricultural intends to pursue a regulatory program affecting facilities that include 15 or more horses not privately owned by…
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Your Memorial Balloons are Killing my Animals
Read more: Your Memorial Balloons are Killing my AnimalsHarsh title right? That’s because it is a harsh reality. Releasing balloons as a memorial might seem like a touching and symbolic gesture, but there are several environmental and ethical concerns associated with this practice. But really if you wouldn’t just throw an empty balloon on the ground in the middle of a park (and…
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Sneak Peak: Super Bowl LVIII The Clydesdales Are Back
Read more: Sneak Peak: Super Bowl LVIII The Clydesdales Are BackYou will have to watch the Super Bowl to see the full commercial. Or once it is live online we will be posting it here for you as well.
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The Legal Quandary: Drinking and Riding Horses in Colorado
Read more: The Legal Quandary: Drinking and Riding Horses in ColoradoWhile it may have a touch of the “Wild West” vibe, the coexistence of horses and alcohol in a shared location isn’t uncommon. If you’ve ever pondered the potential outcomes or heard whispers of individuals facing DUI charges for riding horseback under the influence, you might be interested in understanding the legal specifics. Colorado’s DUI…
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National Western Stock Show had over 670,000 Attendees Despite the Arctic Blast
Read more: National Western Stock Show had over 670,000 Attendees Despite the Arctic BlastIn spite of the sub-zero temperatures and snowy conditions, the 118th stock show in 2024 ranked as the 10th most attended. Over 670,000 attendees engaged in various activities such as shopping, watching shows, participating in auctions, attending events, and exploring the diverse array of animals. With a total of 671,461 people passing through the gates,…
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Colorado was Colder Than Antarctica on Monday January 15, 2024
Read more: Colorado was Colder Than Antarctica on Monday January 15, 2024Winter is known for bringing chilly temperatures, but Colorado residents experienced an exceptionally sub-zero freeze on Monday, January 15, 2024, that left us all reaching for extra layers. What makes this weather event even more remarkable is the fact that Colorado was colder than Antarctica on that particular day (keep in mind it is Antarctica’s…
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Una moved to Colorado in 2007 and started the Colorado Horse Forum as a way to meet other equestrians in the area. Una now rides and competes in dressage. She operates a small dressage horse breeding program in Castle Rock.
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