Yes, yesterday was Independence Day, but since most people get today off in celebration of the holiday, I won’t be publishing a normal article.
I just want to leave you with this thought:
Our forefathers gave of themselves to ensure our freedom, and for that they are recognized each fourth of July. But let’s not forget the sacrifice horses made for democracy, the thousands of horses that died in battle and the thousands more than survived with battle wounds.
Horses once played an integral role in warfare, and always in the service of human beings. So when you go to the barn for your morning ride, give your horse an extra cookie or two.
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About the Author: Laura Jane Thompson is the Chief Equestrian Officer of Riding Instructor University and the Feature writer for the horses section at Suite101. She believes that any horse business can succeed provided its owner practices smart strategy.
