SENSING: Horse Sense

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She said, “We finally have a fair and sane management plan that makes sense for today. To lose ground in a standoff reminiscent of an old Western movie will be a giant step backwards.” The president of the wild horse conservation group Return to Obviously I do not think Elway is doing that here, so it makes some sense that Elway is trying to motivate Manning. I for one hope Manning earns back every penny next season. It’s not dinner theatre in the traditional sense, though. In fact it’s probably best to look Manuel’s pet rat gets loose in the dining area, Basil makes a horse racing bet that he tries to conceal from Sybil, false teeth end up in someone Psychotherapists have plumbed all sorts of relationships in their quest to understand and improve human communication, so perhaps it was only a matter of time before they studied horse sense. Herd behavior, changing habits, building trust — it seems that I know it may be hard to believe, but a mere century ago we lived in an equine- based world. It was as impossible for our great-grandfathers to imagine a world with fewer horses, as it is difficult for us to envision a world with fewer internal combustion A 2007 federal ban against equine slaughterhouses followed a nationwide outcry over the federal government’s roundup of some wild horses, which wound up on the killing floor. Such things had happened many times over, but this time, in a different age .

KENNEBUNK - A horse thunders across the show ring and cuts in quickly, making its way around a bright blue barrel. Its rider urges it on as they race against the clock in a timed competition at the Mousam in Kennebunk on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in August. Sue Friday was in sixth grade when her father bought her a horse. He thought she would lose interest. She didn't. Friday and her husband, Bernie, own Rolling Oaks Boarding and Equitation Stable in Wilton and run it with their son, Keith. In March David Handschuh/New York Daily News Good work, councilman. Whoa! A city councilman who holds the legislative reins to banning carriage horses from Central Park is saying neigh to one of Mayor de Blasio’s top priorities. Thank you, Consumer Affairs Here's a chance to interface with the editorial team of The Horse: Your Guide To Equine Health Care/TheHorse.com. Stephanie L. Church, editor-in-chief of The Horse, posts items here that are relevant to horse health and issues in the industry that affect .