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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Welcome!
A warm welcome to our new boarders! Kelly and Claudio, her two-year old Dutch warmblood/ Oldenburg gelding, and Mercedes and Bing, her 3-year old QH/ Dutch warmblood gelding, have joined our farm family. It’s great to have you with us!
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Pick the Perfect Horse Trainer
Spring is the traditional time for young horses to get started under saddle, or mature horses to get a pre-season tune-up. Spring must be coming soon because my horse training roster is full and the waiting list is growing! With … Continue reading
Horse Domestication Reconsidered
Findings from Krasnyi Yar, the Kazakh site inhabited by the Botai culture, suggest that domestication of horses occurred 1000 years earlier than previously thought. Traces of milk and meat in unglazed pottery and evidence of bit use on jawbones date … Continue reading
New Findings in Horse Domestication
Recent findings suggest that domestication of horses occurred 5500 years ago, 1000 years earlier than previously thought. A site from the Krasnyi Yar in Kazakhstan, home of the Botai culture, yielded equine jawbones that show evidence of bit use, and … Continue reading
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Genghis Khan’s Mongolia
The Mongol influence infiltrated history on horses’ hooves. We’re not traveling to Houston this spring, but we can still enjoy this phenomenal exhibit that claims to change the way the world views the Mongol Empire. Enjoy! http://www.genghiskhanexhibits.com/Thomas%27%20website/genius/genius.htmÂ
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