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Holly Brown
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yeah he was adorable. Amazing personality. I miss him so much.
I miss when I used to ride Snickers :(
I see Heime & Oreo !
I see Heime :)
ahahhaha loris such a goof xD
i miss nice weather!!! I miss all of us sitting out there waiting to ride Pash.
and a fatty..lol
I am selling my 12 year old appaloosa gelding.
He's an amazing horse. Goes english, western, bareback. He's been shown, done trails, jumped. He does need an experienced rider.
If anyone wants more information don't hesitate to ask, you can email m...
We think she's 18. She's a thoroughbred - has raced or atleast we think she probably has. We've only had this mare for about a year, she was rescued last summer.
She is not shod, we've never had her shod - she may have been in previous homes.
S...
Hmm.... the fact that your mare is 18 and just now coming up navicular coluld mean there was an outside cause for the "changes".
My Navicular horse made it just fine to 20 or so years, and went Navicular from being shod improperly for several cyc...
I'm not a reiner but I really want to start reining with my appy gelding.
Everyone who loves reining is welcome to join are group and talk about this really fun discipline.
aww, she such a cutie
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- About Me:
- My name is Holly and I am 15 years old. I currently have 8 horses, 6 miniatures, an appaloosa, and a thoroughbred.
I have been with horses my whole life. I started riding when i was very young. I've been showing for years, and i love it.
I am involved in the Haldimand Miniature Horse 4h club and I am youth leader.
Although i love showing and riding, I have developed a love for rescuing horses, It is my passion, i will go on in life to help save the lives of innocent horses. I have two horses that we adopted and gave them the second chance they deserved.
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- Canada
- Do you have any pets?
- Yes, a dog, many barn cats, a fish, a rabbit, and 8 horses.
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Jumper, Driving, Western Riding, Breeding, Horse Care, Training, Shows and Competitions, Stable Management
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- At 11:45pm on November 22, 2009,
Kathy Goucher said…
- Hi,
I read your post about the thoroughbred, you could try googling lasix list and putting the tattoo in there to find out who your tb is. Most Standardbreds have a freeze brand high under the mane on the right side of the neck, it is tb's and QH's that have the lip tattoos. If you have trouble, send me the tattoo number.
- At 9:10am on October 1, 2009,
Camille Reppert said… - Your pic's are soooo cute!
- At 9:07am on October 1, 2009,
Camille Reppert said…
- Join my group! I'm posting more details about where to find breeders near you and horses at a low cost! I NO RIGHT? I CANNOT get enough of these horses! =)
- At 11:10am on August 13, 2009,
Patti at OMEGA ALPHA said… - Hi Holly not sure I I answered this before. Show season keeps me hopping.
Try our product Chill get it in about an hour before riding when the horse is calm. Start at about 80 cc the first time and them customize the doseage for more or less as needed next time.
You should see a more attentive horse more focused.
Do also make sure that the behaviour is not caused by stomach upset or ulcers as this is often mistaken for the need for Chill.
I often get clients to try Gastra-fx 60 cc before riding.
This can make a huge difference.
- At 10:06pm on July 26, 2009,
Patti at OMEGA ALPHA said…
- Hi Holly i would like you to try our Gastra-fx and biotic 8 before we go to calmers like Chill
Many time the behaviour is from ulcer pain and there are those who will argue with me their horse is exempt... I say give 30cc twice a day (morning & night ) and then another 60cc just before putting the bridle on.
Always give 2 scoops of Biotic 8 daily.
If you decide you really want to try Chill then start at 80cc about 1 hour before riding. Customize the does for each horse but start high the first time and lower as needed. I believe the first plan will work best.
If for any reason you are not satisfied you can return our products for a full refund.
- At 9:34pm on July 11, 2009,
Kristen Smith said… - ya i was considering guided tours in the mountains. i thought that would be fun. it wouldnt take much for me to switch to western, i've been thinking of giving it a try. i think western would be a good new experience for me.
- At 11:56am on July 11, 2009,
Kristen Smith said…
- we are leaving july 18 and get back august 2. im actually considering looking for work out there. how was your tours
- At 10:45pm on July 10, 2009,
Kristen Smith said…
- aww. the waiting is probably killing you! hopefully she foals soon, its gonna be warm this week.
- At 10:10pm on July 10, 2009,
Kristen Smith said…
- aww holly...your display pic of oreo is soooo gorgeous! hows grace doin? saw her out in the field today...still gotta baby belly. showing any signs yet?
- At 1:26am on June 19, 2009,
cheyenne said… - your horses and ponies are soooo cute!
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