Month: August 2014

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Europe

WW1 – the silver lining

WW1 – the silver lining World War One claimed the lives of several million horses, but in a twist of fate, it also helped to save many horses too. For in its aftermath, one very bold charity which was founded by a WW1 prisoner of war, sought to campaign against British horses’ needless and gruelling journeys to slaughter. In time, […]
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ACTHA’s New “Mentor” Division Announced

ACTHA’s New “Mentor” Division Announced  As the idea of natural horsemanship training has become more mainstream in the equine community of the United States, the value of trail riding is increasingly prevalent in the training process of both horses and riders.  In addition to trail miles, exposure to other horses and humans along with the negotiation of man made and […]