Texas A&M Ranch Horse Program
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3240 F&B Rd, College Station, TX 77843
This program is designed to offer practical and beneficial management tips to owners and managers of the working ranch horse. Participants will gain insight into topics such as nutrition, disaster preparedness, health care, hoof and dental maintenance and more. Sessions will also be conducted in the arena to provide insight on training principles for starting, finishing and using the ranch horse prospect.
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