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Argentine lab peddles prized export: thoroughbred polo horse embryos
Argentina is famous for its Malbec red wine and beef, but it boasts two lesser-known but equally prized exports: the sperm and frozen embryos of thoroughbred polo horses.
By Miguel Lobianco , May 15, 2015
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Hande Equine Therapy offering ‘jacuzzi’ hot-water treatments has waiting list
There is a family horse operation in east Dickinson, N.D., that looks normal. With corrals, outbuildings and a farmhouse, it’s an apparently typical farm-like operation.
By Virginia Grantier , March 23, 2015
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Nokota horse conservancy facing dispersal
Frank Kuntz awakens every morning to the reality that 280 living creatures depend upon him for food, water and protection.
It’s a responsibility at once terrifying if it went wrong, and profoundly rewarding if it went right.
By Lauren Donavan , December 05, 2014
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Saving by letting go
TOWNER, N.D. — Growing up, most of our pastures had herds of cattle or a small band of horses on them. But one small pasture, close to home, was occupied by old steel and antique iron. It was a little boy’s imagination playland better than most manufactured specifically to amuse.
By Ryan Taylor , May 07, 2012
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Historical weather
TOWNER, N.D. — After a few years of having winters we’d like to forget, this year, we’ve gotten a winter we want to remember . . . so far. On Jan. 10, I did chores wearing a vest instead of a jacket and there wasn’t a speck of snow on the ground. It was so nice, I even had my earflaps tucked up inside of my cap, and that doesn’t often happen in January in North Dakota.
By Ryan Taylor , January 16, 2012
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