It\’s All In The Planning
Jenn Webster
11/17/2011
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BY GUEST BLOGGER DEANNA BECKLEY It seems when it comes to horses, things never go according to plan. In this
Road to the Futurity – The Final Haul
Jenn Webster
11/16/2011
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SUBMITTED BY GUEST BLOGGER, DEANNA BECKLEY Jenn\’s Note: We\’re welcoming Deanna Beckley as guest blogger to My Stable Life as
A Noble Cause
Jenn Webster
11/15/2011
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This is my little sister with one of her most recent foster puppies: My little sis has the biggest heart
New Horizons
Jenn Webster
11/04/2011
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The horses discover the fence lines of their new home.
A Tribute to Kaylynn
Jenn Webster
11/02/2011
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It is with a heavy heart that I write my blog today.
Anatomy Lesson, Part 2
Jenn Webster
10/31/2011
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Identifying the bones of the lower, front limb.
Anatomy Lesson, Part 1
Jenn Webster
10/25/2011
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Understanding anatomical nomenclature terms.
We\’re Moving!
Jenn Webster
10/19/2011
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A move of epic proportions. From horses, to fencing, to buffalo, tractors, equipment, baby cribs and furniture – our whole lives will be on the highway over the course of the next couple of days.
Beyond Deworming – PT 2
Jenn Webster
10/14/2011
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If you caught MSL\’s Beyond Deworming post last week, you may have seen that one of our readers posted some very good questions. Today, Western Horse Review Health Editor, Susan Kauffmann helps answer some of those queries.
Prepurchase Exams
Jenn Webster
10/12/2011
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If you’ve bought a horse that represents a significant economical investment to you, it’s likely you’ve utilized a prepurchase exam in the process. Many of us have because it is a wise decision. But do we really understand the exam’s limitations?
