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The correct use of facilities and equipment is an important part of horse management. Different facilities used in horse operations include barns, pens, creep feeders, practice arenas, and many others. Facilities should always be clean and sanitational for the horse. Providing proper facilities and equipment in a clean, sanitary manner will maximize the potential of your horse.

For more information on horse theft awareness, see these publications:

15 Steps to Minimize Theft of Horses, Facilities and Equipment by Pete Gibbs and Leeman Wall
Freeze Branding Horses by Doug Householder, Gary Webb, Sam Wiggington and Jason Bruemmer
Permanent Identification of Horses by Pete Gibbs, Leeman Wall and Doug Householder
What To Do If Your Horse Is Stolen by Armelita Donald, Pete Gibbs and Vanessa Mason

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To contact the Animal Science Extension Program Unit: Dr. Pete Gibbs, Associate Department Head-Extension 2471 TAMU College Station, TX 77843-2471 Phone: 979-845-3579 Fax: 979-845-6433 email: p-gibbs@tamu.edu