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Baby Horses – Some Interesting Facts

By: Lewiscarroll | 2011-06-17 | Business
GB Sports is a one-stop-online destination for good quality and well-bred baby horses for sale. At GB Sports, we strive to match your expectations for baby horses. Log on to our site to know more. read more

Horse Plush Toy & Horse Facts

By: Angeline Hope | 2010-10-01 | Home & Family
With a horse plush toy, a child can fall in love with the idea of riding off to some distant land with just their horse. There are some horse plush toys on the market that are in fact ridable, though they won't go much further than the spot in which they stand on the floor. Still, being able to get on to the 'saddle' of a horse plush toy is a real thrill for any child. read more

Strange Mating Habits of Animals

By: Mary Rose | 2010-12-10 | Nature
Reproduction is the biological process in which parents produce new offspring. Hence, reproduction can be considered as a fundamental function and feature of life. The reproduction requires the involvements of two different individuals from opposite gender. It may be very obvious for human to obtain the way people give births to younger generation. However, are you wondering how exactly animals do that? In fact, the mating rituals of some animals are wonderfully bizarre. Let discover the mating habits of northern elephant seal, bonobo, dolphin, honey bee, emperor penguin. read more

Arizona: Horses

By: Peter Merifield | 2010-12-28 | Destinations
One of the most graceful hoofed animals that reside on the plains of Arizona is the horse. read more

Horse Supplements

By: Jessica Thomson | 2011-12-22 | Horses
When it comes to rearing and training healthy horses special horse supplements play a major role. Indeed if you raise animals as a pastime or breed and train them for a living you will know the importance of dietary additions and the difference they can make to the creature’s life. read more

Horse News

By: Grubb Young | 2010-10-24 | Equestrian
Kentucky hosts the World Equestrian Games, spotlighting the Bluegrass. read more

Friesian Horse

By: weihua | 2010-10-10 | Ask an Expert
Spelling and usage In English, the word indicating origin from the Friesland region is typically spelled "Frisian." However read more

Expectations for the Perfect Mate

By: Susan Ticotin | 2011-03-01 | Dating
Whether we consciously think about it or not, when we look for that special someone to spend the rest of our lives with, we carry a mental list of must-haves around with us. read more

Animals psychology and their association with humans beings

By: rajendra | 2011-01-02 | Kitchens
Animals are the most important part of the largest multi-cellular organisms in the form of the kingdom Animalia or Metazoa. read more

Bat Mating And Reproduction Habits

By: John Moxly | 2010-10-26 | Article Marketing
Learning about bat mating habits and the way bats rear their young is important if you are considering purchasing a bat house. read more

Horse Racing Handicapping Speed and Class Comparison

By: Bill Peterson | 2011-06-23 | Horses
While it may be obvious that the horse who can run the fastest will ultimately win the race, it isn't nearly as obvious whether a horse will run as fast today as it ran last week. That, in a nutshell, is the whole mystery of trying to pick winners by handicapping a horse race. If horses always clocked the same speed figure in each race, then simply glancing at the speed figures for their last race would tell which horse was fastest. read more

Low GI For Humans = Low NSC For Horses

By: Stance Global | 2011-02-09 | Pets
Most of us are familiar with the benefits of a low GI Diet. This is when we eat certain foods that will keep us full;er for longer and deliver energy over a greater period throughout the day. The opposite to this is High GI foods that bombard the metabolism with energy (insulin) and create a huge energy spike. This rapid energy boost is swiftly followed by an energy slump. So, when we look at feed read more

Most Loyal Human Friend in the History - Horse

By: Tina Reeves | 2012-01-07 | Hobbies
There are more than 350 breeds of ponies and horses that can be found. A male horse is known as a stallion, a female horse as a mare. Mostly used for personal pleasure in competitions, horses are loyal, intelligent and have very long-lasting memories and these hoofed creatures are indeed great friends of humans. read more

Hay is For Horses - Buckwheat Hulls Are For Humans!

By: Mer J | 2010-03-30 | Sleep
You don't eat buckwheat hulls! You sleep on them! Great therapy for headaches, neck pain, etc. read more

Learning the Basics of Horse Care

By: JamesBecksdale | 2011-04-10 | Recreation & Sports
Whether you are considering your first horse or simply getting the next generation ready to care for these glorious animals, the basics of horse care are important to review. A horse needs many things in order to thrive and provide the companionship and sport that many horse owners are looking for. read more