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TheHorse.com News feed: http://feeds.thehorse.com/TheHorse/News

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About RSS

What is an RSS feed?

Why should I subscribe to an RSS feed?

How can I receive TheHorse.com feed for personal use?

How can I display TheHorse.com RSS feeds on my website?

What is an RSS Feed? An RSS feed is a listing of a website's content that is updated whenever new content is published to the site. Programs called RSS readers download the RSS feed and present it to you in your news reader as a list of headlines and excerpts. Each headline will have a link back to the website it comes from, allowing you to read the entire story.

Why should I subscribe to RSS? An RSS feed saves you time. Instead of checking our site to stay on top of the lastest horse health news, our RSS feed brings the news directly to you.

How can I receive TheHorse.com feed for personal use? In order to read an RSS feed, you'll need an RSS reader. There are many free Web-based RSS readers available, or you can download RSS reading software.

Web-based RSS readers include: My Yahoo!, Google Homepage, Newsgator, Bloglines, Pluck.

RSS Software includes: Feed Demon, Thunderbird, Newsgator

How can I display TheHorse.com RSS feeds on my Web site? TheHorse.com offers a free headline feed for displaying headlines on personal or professional websites, for non-commercial purposes. For more information and instructions see our syndication instructions.

Questions? Comments? Contact us at RSS@TheHorse.com.

Terms of Use

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a free service of Blood-Horse Publications, Inc. (the Publisher) as an extension of its website, www.TheHorse.com (the Site). The service provides feeds of story headlines in XML content for readers who use RSS aggregators. Although the service is made available without charge, the use of the service is subject to these Terms of Use:

• The Publisher offers RSS feeds as a free service for non-commercial use. Any other use, including placement of advertising or other promotional content not authorized by the Publisher, is strictly prohibited.
• While RSS feed content may not be edited, display may be altered to fit your website.
• RSS feeds provide summary headline text and are specifically designed to take the viewer directly to articles hosted on the Site; they may not be used in any other way. Use of the RSS feeds without the imbedded link to www.TheHorse.com is prohibited. No content, including intermediary or “splash” pages, may be inserted between the RSS link and the associated page at the Site. The browser window in which the Publisher’s Site appears may not be framed or otherwise controlled to limit its size, position, or content.
• The use or display of the RSS feed does not suggest that the Publisher promotes or endorses any third party causes, ideas, websites, products, or services.
• The Publisher retains all ownership and other rights in the RSS content and any/all logos or other business marks used in connection with the RSS service. Users of the RSS feeds must provide proper attribution to the Site as the source of the content adjacent to or in reasonable proximity to the presentation of the RSS feed.

The Publisher reserves the right to discontinue providing any or all of the RSS feeds. Furthermore, the Publisher reserves the right to require users to cease displaying, distributing, or otherwise using any or all of the RSS feeds for any reason including, without limitation, any violation of any provision of these Terms of Use. The Publisher assumes no liability for any activities taken in connection with the RSS feeds or use of the RSS feeds in connection with any website. The Publisher reserves the right to amend these Terms of Use at any time without notice.