University Farm: Equine Program The horse program at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ consists of a riding program, which includes our Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Equestrian Team, a breeding program, and a research program. Truman maintains a herd of approximately which consists primarily of American Quarter Horses. These horses are used for all of our equine activities, which include: Riding Horsemanship Classes Training Class Practice Equine Science Course Labs Intro to Equine Science Livestock Management Equine Exercise Physiology Equine Reproduction Practicum Projects and Special Activities Equine Research Projects Horse Judging Techniques Table of Contents Toggle Reproduction Study Equine Science Student Organizations Reproduction Truman maintains a small-scale breeding program to teach students the techniques of equine reproduction. Some of the offspring produced are kept and trained by students in our training class, and some are sold at sales or by private treaty. We house one stallion at the farm, . Leo is a foundation-bred American Quarter horse who was born and raised on our farm. He is used in our AGSC 353 Equine Reproduction Practicum course to teach students about stallion handling, management, and collection and shipping techniques. We also utilize and greatly appreciate donations of cooled shipped semen to current performance horse stallions to improve our breeding program. Study Equine Science More Student Organizations More