Can't Get Enough Of Pegasus Magazine?

If you need a little more than your daily dose of Pegasus Mag, check in here to keep reading up on all things Pegasus. Want to read an entire issue of Pegasus Magazine online, right now? Click over to the Digital Issues page! Here, you can also download editions of your favorite horse magazine to print off or save on your computer. 

Don't want the whole thing? We've got sneak peeks at all the Beautiful Breeds, information from the Color Me Crazy article series, and copies of every article from our popular Behind the Scenes pages.

Color Me Crazy

Can you identify these horse colors? After visiting this page, you'll be able to! Click here to take a look at the Color Me Crazy Color Guide.
What color is this?
a. Chestnut
b. Bay
c. Buckskin
What color is this?
a. Buckskin
b. Palomino
c. Cremello
What color is this?
a. Pinto
b. White
c. Gray
What color is this?
a. Blue Roan
b. Red Roan
c. Strawberry Roan
What color is this?
a. Overo
b. Tobiano
c. Chestnut

Behind the Scenes

Click here to check out the Behind the Scenes articles. They've been copied online so you can read them whenever you like on your computer or mobile phone!

Not convinced? You can find all of these interesting facts and more on the page.
Did you know that circus horses are usually chosen to all be around the same height, color, and body type so they look uniform when they perform together?
Did you know that steeplechase jockeys have been known to use knife-edged bits to encourage horses to run faster and make sharper turns?
Did you know that the average polo match is played on a 300-yard-long field, with eight horses on a team?
Did you know that horses eat approximately 3% of their body weight each day? Depending on the horse, this can come from natural sources, such as grass, but it can also come from unnatural sources, such as packaged  feed.
Did you know that each year, over 800 horses die from racing? Another 3,566 develop injuries so severe that they can’t continue racing. While this is tragic, it isn't enough to deter horses, owners, and jockeys from competing in races.
Did you know that a branding iron is a hot metal tool that will burn a symbol onto a cow or horse’s hindquarters so that the fur there dies, leaving a sort of tattoo? They are like ranching serial numbers, identifying which animals belong to which farm. 

Beautiful Breeds

Click here to learn more about the most elegant and adorable horse and pony breeds.

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