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NOVEMBER 2005 • VOLUME 3 • HORSES For LIFE™ Magazine "You must be the change you wish to see in the world.' Gandhi "We influence more then we know when we begin with ourselves. Striving to be the best equestrian person that we can be." EquestriansQuest
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Contributor: When to Begin Training by Dr Deb Bennet Contributor: Photo Credit Civilizing History Story: Special thank you to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for Reprinting Permission. Photo Credit The Mitteltrab Story: A special thank you to Markus Nischk for the use of his photo. www.coelln-coloer.de . Barn Photo Credit HEALING HORSES: Max's First Rider Story: Greg Nicholas is a photographer in Lewiston Maine who enjoys landscape and architectural photography. Contributor: Photo Credits Who is Wynmalen Story: Brown Horse Head by Steven Tulissi ? Tulissi Design Inc. from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Contributor: Photo Credit Horses Not Breathing Part 1 Story: Jacintha van Beemen from Zaltbommel, Gelderland in the Netherlands. Contributor: Research Paper for the Horses Not Breathing Part 2 Equine Veterinary Journal for their permission to reprint the photo's used in this article. Contributors: Research Papers Referenced for Horses Not Breathing Part 1 Overview of the Equine Respiratory System Effect of head position on upper airway function in exercising horses We are also pleased to have been able to present the words of these MASTERS in this issue:
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"Brie Hamblin currently studies at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. She will be pursuing a career in Large Animal Medicine specializing in equines with an emphasis on lameness in sport horses. Brie has been riding horses and training in dressage for 19 years and continues to learn more about the biomechanics of movement in dressage. In addition she is looking forward to a successful career in competitive dressage after completing her studies."
eneral Decarpentry (1878-1956) was born to a family of horsemen, with his father and grandfather having been students of Baucher and his great uncle the Tsar's chief riding master and proclaimed by Fillis to be his model. Decarpentry is perhaps the best known of France's classical horsemen of modern times. 