Horse colleges in like anywhere else?

Question

now i now there are places in California for horse colleges but what about calorado, wyoming,idaho,texa, albama, anyhting like that, along witht he rodeos type, and alos with lerning about equine management, maybe breeding,massaging and farriers.. I appreciate everybody that e-mailed me about the colleges in cal. im getting better results here than just lookin on google or yahoo. thanks

Answer 1

i know it on the east coast but Findlay, Ohio has a VERY VERY VERY nice college. Findlay UN and so in Centenary in NJ also very nice

Answer 2

There's an agricultural college down in Curtis Nebraska that teached animal husbandry, and around here we have one of the biggest rodeos in the country (including the one in the movie Borat)

Answer 3

Colorado:

Aspen Equine Studies Inc.

Majors:

- Equine Massage

- Equine Sports Trainer

- Hydrotherapy

Site: www.equinemassageschool.com

Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology

Majors:

- Vet Tech

Site: www.bel-rea.com

Colorado School of Trades

Majors:

-Farrier Science

Site: www.schooloftrades.com

Colorado State University

Majors:

- Farrier

- Equine Science

- Animal Science-Physiology

- Vet Medicine

Site: www.csuequine.com

Doubletree Horse Breeding Management School

Majors:

- Equine Breeding Management

Site: www.dbthorse.com

Equitouch Systems

Majors:

- Equine Spots Massage Therapist

Site: ww.equitouch.net

Lamar Community College

Majors:

- Horse Training and Management

Site: www.lamarcc.edu

Northeastern Junior College

Majors:

- Equine Management

- Equine Science

Site: www.njc.edu

Pikes Peak Community College

Majors:

- Farrier

- Master Farrier

Site: www.ppcc.edu

Prairie Winds Equine Massage Therapy and Fundamentals of Horsemanship College

Majors:

- Massage Therapy

- Fundamentals of Horsemanship

Site: www.equinemassagecollege.com

Alabama

Auburn University (!!!)

Majors:

- Animal Science

- Animal Science with equine research

- Vet Medicine

Site: ww.aburn.edu

Jim Graham and Meadow Run Farm (working student position)

Majors:

- Eventing

Site: www.meadowrunfarm.net

Judson College

Majors:

- Equine Science

- Pre-vet

Site: www.judson.edu

Lookout Mountain School of Horseshoeing

Major:

- Farrier

Site: www.horseshoeingschools.com

Tuskegee University

Majors:

- Vet Medicine

- Vet Science

Site: www.tuskegee.edu

Wyoming

Central Wyoming College

Majors:

- Equine Training Tech

- Farrier Science

- Horse Science

- Teaching

- Horse Management

Site: www.cwc.edu

Global Equine Academy

Site: www.gea.info

Laramie County Community College

Majors:

- Equine Training Management

- Equine Science

- Equine Business Management

Site: www.lccc.wyedu

Northwest College

Site: www.northwestcollege.edu

Texas (there are LOTS so I just put the site to go with it)

American Association of Horsemanship Safety

Site: www.horsemanshipsafety.com

Central Texas College

Site: www.ctcd.edu

Certified Horsemanship Association

Site: www.cha-ahse.org

Clarendon College

Site: www.clarendoncollege.edu

Sul Ross State University

Site: www.sulross.edu

Tarleton State University

Site: www.tarlton.edu

Texas A&M University

Site: www.tamu.edu

Texas Tech University

Site www.ttu.edu

West Texas A&M University

Site: www.wtamu.edu

Idaho

Academy of Equine Dentistry

Site: www.equinedentalacademy.com

Breyer State University

Majors:

- Equine Science

Site: www.horsecoursesonline.com

College of Southern Idaho

Majors:

- Horse Management

Site: www.csi.edu

University of Idaho

Majors:

- Animal Science

- Vet Science

- Vet Medicine

Site www.uidaho.com

Answer 4

all those places have them but the best in my opinion are nmsu new mexico state and oklahoma has alot of these options they have everything from farrier school to equine massage therapy there.

Answer 5

well right now i'm at brigham young university in rexburg, idaho and they have an animal science program here along with a riding program. it doesn't have a whole lot of extra stuff like massage but does pretty well covering the horse industry and things like breeding, riding, training, etc. it is a religious school although any one can attend regardless of religion.

there aren't a whole lot of horse programs in the south except for in private schools. auburn university has an awesome vet program and university of georgia is pretty good too. most of the colleges that i know of in the south are more english kind of riding so your best bet is probably out west. where i'm at now there is no english at all so its a really big change compared to georgia.  wish i could be of more help. good luck