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2010 Nat'l Cowgirl Hall of Fame Inductees
Written by Cowgirl Hall of Fame   

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is proud to recognize our 2010 Hall of Fame inductees: Joyce Gibson Roach, Temple Grandin, Betty Dusek, Hortense Ward and Kay Gay. They will be honored along with Ruth Carter Stevenson, recipient of the Gloria Lupton Tennison Pioneer Award, during the 35th Annual Induction Luncheon Ceremony on October 28, 2010, at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

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BLM Wants 2-Year, $1.5 Million Study on Wild Horses
Written by QHN Staff   

According to an article written by the Associated Press and published on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "At the urging of a bipartisan group of House members, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management is asking for an independent review of its wild horse and burro program by the National Academy of Sciences." This study will take two years to conduct and will cost $1.5 million."

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Dozens: Woman Fools Horse Buyers on Internet
Written by QHN Staff   

According to an article posted on website for the The Press Enterprise in San Bernardino County in California, "A woman defrauded horse buyers across North America by selling sick or abused horses over the Internet to customers who thought they were buying healthy animals."

Painting horses black?

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Great News! TX Yearling TB Sale "Significant Gains"
Written by QHN Staff   

According to an article posted at the Thoroughbred Times' website, "The Fasig-Tipton Texas summer yearling sale on Monday (August 30) at Lone Star Park posted significant gains in both total sales and average price compared with last year.

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Horse Rescue: "This Summer Has Been The Hardest"
Written by QHN Staff   

Habitat for Horses, a rescue operation in Texas is in desperate times because of the number of horses needing help. "It isn’t often that I come to you with an urgent appeal, but these are not ordinary times."

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