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On Submission. Why you need to be alpha.by Justine WilsonEvery time I give a clinic, invariably I have at least one rider who doesn't understand why his or her horse won't respond to a given request from its rider. Usually the situation includes either disobedience or a fear response on the part of the horse.
Example A: Rider requests a transition from the trot to the canter. Horse doesn't respond at all. Rider repeats request. Horse bucks, frightening the rider. Comment from the rider; "He doesn't want to canter…..etc, etc."
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EQUINE RESOURCES:Horses give kids a reprieve from violence by Patricia Johnson-Hill, Parent Advocate/Educator Healthy Start Program, Watts, CaliforniaWatts is a low-income community in California where the majority of our students live. Within this community, there is a strong presence of drug activity and gang violence. Unfortunately, violence is an everyday occurrence for some of our children. Many have witnessed violent acts–some have lost parents, relatives, and friends–and at times have feared for their lives. After school is usually a time for children to play with their friends but parents want them inside because they are afraid of outside dangers.
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EquinePost.com is an equal-opportunity equine site! If you're a mule, donkey, zebra or zorse fan please send us your stories, photos, and facts for our upcoming "Alternative Equestrian" category.
EQUINE WISDOM: HORSE QUOTES
A dog looks up to you. A cat looks down on you. But a
horse looks at you and sees an equal. —Winston Churchill (modified slightly!)
God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which
there are no horses.—R.B. Cunninghame-Graham
I realize that the concept of wild horses probably
stirs romantic notions in many of you, but this is because you have never met any wild horses in
person ... They amble up to your camp site, and their attitude is: "We're wild horses. We're going to
eat your food, knock down your tent and poop on your shoes. We're protected by federal law, just like
Richard Nixon."—Dave Barry, "Tenting Grandpa Bob"
When one is on horseback he knows all things.—George Herbert
In riding a horse, we borrow freedom.—Pam Brown
I know nothing about racing and any money I put on a horse is a sort of insurance policy to prevent it winning.—Frank Richardson
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The Diverse Equine Family
Free-roaming Przewalski horses in the mountain steppe area of the National Park. Photo by John de Meij. All rights FPPPH.
The word "equine" makes most of us think "horse." It's easy to understand why;
horses are certainly the most familiar (and usually the most favored)
equine species, with a long history of service in the world of human beings.
But horses by no means have a monopoly on the qualities we admire most in
them, such as strength, beauty, and endurance. Other equine species have
these qualities, too, from the lowly donkey to the dazzling zebra.
We love our horses, but we'd like to take this opportunity to honor those
equids who live in the shadow of their more popular equine cousin.
Equidae Equus Horses are members of the family Equidae, which is
one of three families in the order Perissodactyla. It may surprise you to
learn that the Perissodactyla (meaning "odd toed") order includes the
tapirs, which look a little like pigs, and the Rhinoceros. These very
distant cousins of the horse have three toes on each foot, while all equine
species have just one.
There are seven equine species in the genus Equus, including Equus Equus
caballus, the domestic horse. The other six members of the genus are Equus
Ferus przewalskii, or "Przewalski horse" (known in its native Mongolia as
the "takhi"), Equus Hippotigris burchelli (the Plains, Burchelli's or
Grant's zebra), Equus Hippotigris zebra (the mountain zebra), Equus
Dolichohippus grevyi (Grevy's zebra), and the two species of donkey known as
Equus Asinus africanus and Equus Asinus hemionus. Each equine is genetically
very similar all other members of the genus. All equine species possess the
ability to interbreed. Horses, for example, can be crossed with donkeys or
zebras to produce viable offspring that possesses some of the qualities of
both species.
Featured equine: The Przewalski Horse
Przewalski Horse (Equus Ferus przewalskii) The
Przewalski horse, or takhi, is the only surviving species of "wild" horse
(American Mustangs are genetically identical to domestic horses, so they are not
considered to be true "wild" horses). Though Przewalski horses have been known
for centuries by the people who live on the grasslands of central Asia, the species
bears the name of the Russian naturalist who "discovered" it
in 1879. More About Przewalski Horses.
Next month's featured equine:
Grant's zebra
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Wild Horses Move From Threatened to Critical2/8/2008Corolla, NC. – The famed wild horses of the Outer Banks have moved up – and not in a
good way. After completing its year end review, the American Livestock Breed
Conservancy, a Pittsboro based nonprofit established to conserve and promote
endangered breeds of livestock and poultry, has moved the Corolla and Shackleford
wild horses from the threatened category into the critical category. This means that
there are less than 200 annual registrations in the United States and an estimated global
population of less than 2,000. The next category is extinction.
Read More. More horse news
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First winner announced! EquinePost.com is pleased to extend this award
to Girls Horse Club, an interactive
community for girls who love horses.
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Watch this space more Best of the Web award recipients, or send
us your suggestions.
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