Chris Thomas
Chris Thomas writes on topics relating to Christian Music, Education and Horses. She currently works in the racing region of the Thoroughbred industry, teaches Horse Studies and has previously been involved in the worship team at her church, as both a singer and guitar player.
Chris is an eternal student, and can usually be found undertaking some form of study relating to horses. Currently she is undertaking an Equine Science Degree. Previously she has completed the Diploma of Horse Studies (Breeding) and the Irish National Stud Breeding Course. She has also completed the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Why not visit her blog: Equus - Equine Related Education, Vocations and Travel.
Interested in network marketing, she also makes use of Send Out Cards to keep in touch with friends and family whilst building up a residual income.
Latest Articles
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Feeding the Horse Small Amounts, Frequently
One of the golden rules of feeding is to feed little and often. Why this is important is considered here with regards to the horse's digestive system.
May 10, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Breeding Horses in Australia – Business or Hobby?
When it comes to the breeding of horses, owners may be inclined to claim expenses incurred at tax time. In Australia, this depend on a few things.
May 8, 2012
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Photic Headshaking: a Horse's Sensitivity to Light?
Horse owners may be aware that head shaking can become persistent and problematic with some horses. Research may indicate a reaction to light sensitivity.
May 1, 2012
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Considering the Horse's Time Budget and Welfare Implications
How a horse spends their time in captivity is often different to how they would do so if not domesticated. For horse welfare, this should be considered.
May 1, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Owning and Racing Horses – Business or Hobby?
Although someone may invest in a racehorse - or a percentage of one - they may be surprised to find associated costs often aren't tax deductible.
Apr 27, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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The Effect of Music on Horses in a Stabled Environment
There are many places world wide where music is played in stables. Some workers or employers do so because of apparent calming effects on their horses.
Apr 23, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Caverne Tortue and Caverne Patates, Rodrigues
Located 560 kilometres east of Mauritius is the island of Rodrigues. If interested in tortoises and exploring caves, these two places are worth a visit.
Apr 22, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Running an Equine Business that's Sustainable
Sustainability is a key term that many businesses and organisations are now considering with regards to their future decisions and actions.
Apr 17, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Becoming a Registered Strapper
In 2011 new laws came to thoroughbred racing in Australia. All stablehands or strappers now need to be registered to work in the racing industry.
Apr 11, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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Incentives for Retention of Staff in the Equine Industry
The horse industry often has a high staff turnover. Some ways to better retain staff are considered here.
Apr 8, 2012
- Chris Thomas
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