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Horse Magazines Online

Massachusetts Horse is a bimonthly magazine for horse owners, professionals, enthusiasts and businesses in Massachusetts covering all breeds and all disciplines. Each issue features local farms, horse people and horses from the Bay State along with a comprehensive events calendar exclusively for Massachusetts.
 

Massachusetts Horse Magazines Online

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Horse Link Magazine Online

Online Horse Link magazine! You can flip through the pages online. In this issue, Clinton Anderson shows you how to teach your horse to disengage his hindquarters for greater control, John Lyons tells you how to settle your frisky horse, and Eleanor M. Kellon, VMD, explains how to apply a standing wrap. Plus, decide whether you should blanket your horse this winter, learn how to tie a quick-release knot, shop all-terrain riding boots, and ride our nation's heartland.

October 2011 Horse Link Magazine Online

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Search for Equestrian Colleges and Universities

Brought to you via Equus Magazine: Your Guide to Competing In College
Choosing the right equestrian program.

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Massachusetts Trail Rider's Associations and Clubs Newsletters

Bay State Trail Riders Association BSTRA Bugle.

 

Just Horses Directories

This is a popular directory of equine businesses in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Eastern New York. Just about everyone at our barn has one of these.

Just Horses directory

Just Horses is published each April
Web listings are updated quarterly
(Updated September 2011)

 

Shop for Horses or Market your Horses at
JustHorses.equine.com


 

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