CSU Equine Sciences

CSU Equine Sciences

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Fort Collins, CO  ·  The Equine Sciences Program at Colorado State University has over 380 students from across the U.S. and several foreign countries currently enrolled.
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Health Problems for Newborn Foals - TheHorse.com | Tiny foals can have big health problems. Learn about four common medical issues newborn foals face. #foals #horsehealth

Tiny foals can have big health problems. Learn about four common medical issues newborn foals face.

Mare Gestation Calculator - TheHorse.com | Are you wondering when your pregnant mare will foal? Use our Mare Gestation Calculator to find out! The average gestation length in the mare ranges from 320 to 362 days; most mares will foal within 330-345 days of successful breeding. However, mares have successfully foaled with gestation lengths outside this range. #horses #foaling
Love this, it really shows that your horse doesn't need a harsh bit, a martingale, or draw reins. More people need to realize that.
Summer Heat tip: freeze gallon jugs of water and place them in horse's water tanks to keep drinking water cool.

Nice idea for the summer months: freeze gallon jugs of water and place them in horse's water tanks to keep drinking water cool. except my horse would destroy these and his water would stay luke warm, regardless.

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