PPT-Horse Industry

History and Economic Impact Lecture 3 Who was responsible for bringing horses back to North America Spanish 1500s Some of these horses returned to the wild and became known as Mustang Domestication amp Early Use. Equine Science. When you think of the equine industry, what thoughts come to mind?. Horse racing, showing, trail riding, driving?. Horse are Expensive, BUT…. Everyone knows that horses can be expensive.. INAG 120 – Equine Health . Management. December 7, 2011. Group Discussion. How do diseases spread?. What . biosecurity. /farm management practices would you put into place on your horse farm?. How Do Diseases Spread?. Introduction. Humans breed horses for speed, strength, endurance, size, good nature, hardiness, beauty, and athletic ability.. Today . over 300 breeds. exist!. These various breeds are also bred to donkeys to produce different types of mules. John Holland, President. The “Unwanted Horse”. (a . slaughter lobby euphemism . for slaughter horses). According to the Unwanted Horse Coalition:. "Unwanted horses are defined as those no longer wanted by their current owner because they are old; injured; sick; unmanageable; fail to meet their owner's expectations; or the owner can no longer afford to keep them".. Pictures from Howrse.com. Howrse.com is a game it is fun you can get all kinds of horses and ponies and unicorns and Pegasus you can get unicorns with wings and donkeys. KWPN horse. Connemara pony. French Trotter horse. Brian Stewart. Chairman of the IFHA International . Movement. of . Horses. . Committee. (IMHC). What are we trying to Achieve?. Primarily, the facilitation of the temporary international movement of equine athletes for group and graded races. BY. Zehao Quan. HORSE ACTIVITY: POLO . POLO IS ONE OF THE OLDEST TEAM SPORTS IN THE HISTORY. USUALLY PLAYED WITH EIGHT PLAYERS, FOUR PLAYERS ON EACH TEAM. PLAY FOUR OR SIX PERIOD CALLED “CHUKKER”. & . Seven Trumpets. . (. Chaps. . 6-11). . Pattern: . 4, 2, Interlude, 1. A. . Seven Seals. . (6:1-8:5). 1. Seals 1-4: Four Horsemen (6:1-8). 2. Seals 5 & 6 (6:9-17). Equine Science. Unit 1, Section A-F. Mrs. Martin. 2012-2013. What is Domestication?. Domestication involves more than simply taming.. Animals are considered to be domesticated when: . they are kept for a distinct purpose . Written by: . Karine. . Malki. . & . Marwan . Touma. Definition. . Waste effort on something when there is no chance of succeeding.. You beat a dead horse when you are trying to get an impossible goal, when you continue fighting a lost battle or keep arguing after a final decision has been made. A similar expression is to try to get water out of a dry well.. Next. This is Grumpy Grover. Hi… I’m Grover, the horse with the worst conformation in the barn. Conformation is how well a horse is put together. I’ve been assigned to help you learn how to do basic horse judging. Come on, I’ll show you around the farm…. Brian Stewart. Chairman of the IFHA International . Movement. of . Horses. . Committee. (IMHC). What are we trying to Achieve?. Primarily, the facilitation of the temporary international movement of equine athletes for group and graded races. How has the equine industry evolved in the United States?. The golden age of horses. From the 1890s to 1915, before the mechanization of agriculture began. Demand and use was driven by an expanding country and a growing economy. Background. In 1945-1948, Lewis had a Middle Eastern student named M. A. Manzalaoui, whose thesis on eighteenth century English translations from Arabic Lewis supervised. Manzalaoui has no doubt that Lewis reread the .