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In this period I also learned more about equine nature.

Perhaps he, being equine, had not been touched at all.

She gave up on the equine form, and shifted to what seemed to be her natural one.

There was no join in between the human and equine parts of him.

The big problem with equine injuries is that they so often result in death.

In due course they came upon a woman and a small equine creature.

Over all there were 226 entries in the equine section for 2010.

The degree: bachelor of business administration with an equine major.

Since her natural form was equine, did she usually graze?

Now, I'm no expert on equine behavior, but this seemed positive to me.

That interest in equine activities has continued and today the horse industry is a major part of the county economy.

It was then he published the first of his equine titles.

In later life his major commissions were for equine portraits.

The new faculty position will be dedicated to the study of equine disease.

The final point concerns the use of medicines for equine species.

Two points stand out in this epitome for the last third of equine history.

The producers were obviously going for diversity in terms of equine knowledge.

This level of equine empathy takes getting used to, but it's worth the trouble.

It's the equine way of saying, "Get off my back!"

It had been developing all along, of course, in the normal equine cycle.

The equine eye is the largest of any land mammal.

In terms of equine coat color genetics there is no difference at all.

The Secretary reared back in a kind of equine anger.

Fortunately the blaze took no lives, human or equine, but it did end the meet.

The local wine flows freely, even for their equine friends.