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17084
I know there was a trimmer in NC, but have lost that information. If someone knows of a trimmer in the Carolinas, please let me know. Private replies ok. Thank...
sharifasmar
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Jan 4, 2007
2:08 pm
17085
I would like to share this with you: The Horses Prayer; To Thee Master I offer my prayer; feed me, water and care for me, and when the day's work is done,...
Cornelia
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Jan 4, 2007
2:09 pm
17086
www.vet.upenn.edu. Just viewed the latest pics of Barbaro, who is doing fine on the fused leg, but that hind laminitic hoof is awful. Click on the web site...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 4, 2007
5:18 pm
17087
I saw the video as well. I second your thought! The old schoolers just get stuck in their ways. Tiff -- In barefootedhorses@yahoogroups.com, "Lynn...
savvy1moe
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Jan 4, 2007
6:05 pm
17088
I wonder how much toe he actually has, as they removed quite a bit of the laminitic tissue didn't they? Not arguing, but did anyone notice they don't have...
Denise Frick
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Jan 4, 2007
6:20 pm
17089
What part of North Carolina? Rebecca -- http://ElatedEquine.com Design Your Own Rhythm Beads ... From: barefootedhorses@yahoogroups.com ...
Rebecca Wyatt
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Jan 5, 2007
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17090
A Simple Statement "I Ride" Posted by: "Lynn Smothermon" stconline@... stctrailrider Sat Jan 6, 2007 10:55 pm (PST) This was sent to me by way of...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 7, 2007
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17091
Right! I get some of that feeling everyday, even though 32 miles of what I ride/day is on a bicycle and I am not even a woman. Right from the bicycle, I see...
Kalmran Alavi
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Jan 8, 2007
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17092
Nice that you can still take in nature. You miss it from your car. Lynn Swearingen [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 8, 2007
7:29 pm
17093
Hi Lynn, This is truely beautiful and amazingly true, do you mind if I cross post it? thanks Missi Lynn Swearingen <lynngs@...> wrote: A Simple...
Missi Maltez
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Jan 9, 2007
1:30 am
17094
Amen sister!!!...
jojo
ollllligerl
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Jan 9, 2007
3:58 am
17095
By all means! I cross posted it from the CTR list. Author is unknown. Lynn Swearingen [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 9, 2007
5:42 pm
17096
The Horse Health E-NewsletterWith over 80% of the hoof removed, things do not look good. It takes 9 to 12 months to grow a whole new hoof. If the doctors at...
Lynn Swearingen
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Jan 11, 2007
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17097
Anyone have experience using the Horse Trax horse shoe pads inside boots? I think it might be worth the investments as they'd probably last longer than the...
Rebecca Wyatt
pixicomllc
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Jan 14, 2007
7:15 pm
17098
Rebecca, I'm in Rockingham, NC - about 1/2 between Wilmington and Charlotte on US 74 at the junction of US 1. So it that south-central? I'm about two hours...
Sharifa Asmar
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Jan 14, 2007
7:16 pm
17099
Just got off the phone with someone who does not want to be named, but is associated with a well known vet school and hoof research group. He is adamantly...
Lynn Swearingen
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Jan 15, 2007
7:53 pm
17100
Time for fear is passed. All you can do now is grieve and sympathize. Mack...
Mack M. Braly
luv2polo
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Jan 16, 2007
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17101
Cross post from Joyce Dickson, TexasSavvyPlaygroup Here is an article by Deb Bennett explaining what is happening to a horse that is ridden too early. This is...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 16, 2007
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17102
Worth considering. http://www.thehorse.com/viewarticle.aspx?ID=8683 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 18, 2007
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17103
That is very interesting! Finally, someone thinking outside the box!!!! I use pro-biotics daily and double up for a few days after worming. I have heard it...
savvy1moe
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Jan 18, 2007
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17104
Picture what horses are designed to do (move around and graze continuously), and simulate that environment," he suggests. "Turn horses out at least 12-18 hours...
jojo
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Jan 18, 2007
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17105
Please read. Mary encourages us to distribute this widely, in entirety. Copyright 2007 by Mary Zanoni. The following article may be distributed solely for...
jojo
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Jan 18, 2007
1:59 pm
17106
Ditto Tree. The problem is still that the latest research is still not being taught to the vets in vet school or Farrier schools. Recently, The Quarter Horse...
Lynn Swearingen
rustypaint31
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Jan 25, 2007
5:28 pm
17107
Hey guys, Sorry for always dropping in with questions...but here I am again with more questions. My husband and I recently bought a farm with established...
hevakya
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Jan 29, 2007
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17108
Horses were born to graze. What on earth are you reading that would tell you otherwise? If you have any doubts about what type of grasses you are growing or if...
MaryAnna Clemons
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Jan 29, 2007
2:28 pm
17109
You are sooooo lucky to be able to let your horses graze. HOwever, if you are at all concerned with what you have growing there, contacting the ag. department...
savvy1moe
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Jan 29, 2007
3:13 pm
17110
Hello all, Grass, especially fresh would be the best thing for ninety percent of their diet. There is only a few varieties of tall fescue that are not good for...
Kalmran Alavi
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Jan 29, 2007
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17111
It would be helpful in answering your question if we knew what the specific harm the article mentioned. Generally speaking, healthy horses do best on pasture....
Lyne
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Jan 29, 2007
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17112
Hi Heather, I belong to a listgroup that is supposed to be about trimming and EVERY topic of discussion seems to go to the issue of feeding so I know of what...
Peggy & Matt
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Jan 29, 2007
4:49 pm
17113
I'm not sure where Heather got her information but Jamie Jackson has noted a similar conclusion. I'm guessing it's due to two things: fresh grass is high in...
ken
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Jan 29, 2007
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