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Built for the Job: The Blueprint of the Modern Western Performance Horse

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By Lauren Feldman Verified
| horseandrider.com Verified
The modern Western performance horses were honed with work in mind—speed, stamina and the grit needed to hold it all together. The horses that laid the foundation for today’s performance athlete. They say the entire town of McKinney, Texas, shut down for the match race. It was 1854, and word had spread for months that Steel Dust—rumored to be one of the fastest horses on any Texas track—had finally met his match.
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How To Tie Your Horse's Tail Into a Mud Knot

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By Lauren Feldman Verified
| horseandrider.com Verified
Tying a mud knot—sometimes called a war knot or mustache knot—in a horse’s tail is a vaquero tradition still practiced in buckaroo country. It keeps long tails from getting tangled up in ropes, and out of the mud and brush. Separate the horse’s tail into two equal sections. Traditionally, the knot is tied before the horse is tacked up, and should be untied before the horse is returned to the cavvy.
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Clinician Decision‐Making for the Endodontic Treatment of Immature Permanent Teeth: A National Survey of Pediatric Dentists and Endodontists

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By Lorel E. Burns, Nihan Gencerliler, Lauren Feldman Verified, Uliana Ribitzki
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Why this paper is important to pediatric dentists ○ Pediatric dentists and endodontists encounter pediatric patients in need of endodontic treatment in the permanent dentition with similar frequency. ○ Discordant responses between endodontists and pediatric dentists suggest that variations in training, by specialty type, may contribute to differences in practice patterns and clinician decision making for the endodontic treatment of permanent teeth in pediatric populations.
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