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Why can’t the Amish have electricity?

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 01:26:11 +0000

What is it about electricity? They can have kerosene powered stuff and can take farm equipment and turn it to horse drawn, if the documentary I saw was right, but they can't have electric. . . . . . why?

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Rural Recreational Properties

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 17:36:31 +0000

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Managing Horses on Small Properties by Jane Myers | BRA

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Australian super thick Felt/Fleece Saddle Pad

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 17:36:19 +0000

Super thick fleece top and wool felt bottom
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identify horse gear. please help naming horse bits?

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:06:21 +0000

I need help naming all 13 bit, and describe your accident? No, use and constraint? N? Concerns and help mounting limitations please =) Thanks

Gear A with Bearing for Double Horse RC Helis 9062-14-1

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Horses For Sale Are Offered Universally

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:17:57 +0000

The number of horses for sale has grown in size, largely due to economic slow down. Owners simply cannot afford to keep these expensive animals. Many horses end up in shelters simply because their owners can no longer afford to keep them. Even high-priced and well-trained show horses are selling for a small amount of what they used to sell for. Horses in every breed, and trained for any riding style, can easily be found. Price levels vary widely as well. Individuals must still be very cautious when purchasing this type of animal. It is an investment of sorts. Numerous issues should be considered during the decision process. In addition, many different sales sources are available to assist the buyer in finding the right horse. A potential buyer should decide specifically what he or she intends to use the horse for. This streamlines the purchase process, making it easier to select the right animal. Most horses cannot be utilized for all purposes, simply because they lack the training. Their body type may only be suited for specific uses. For example, a draft horse would not be effective at herding cattle. A thoroughbred racehorse fresh from the race track would not make a good child\'s horse. There are a multitude of resources for finding a horse. Many websites exist that list horses for sale, across riding disciplines, by breed, and by geographic location. Most of these sites reach a worldwide pool of buyers and sellers. Most sites allow the seller to upload photos, which really helps the buyer narrow down the list of possible candidates for purchase. The potential buyer can usually sort prospects by price, breed or riding discipline. This is an excellent way to find horses quickly, do preliminary research on just what is available, as well as determine corresponding price ranges. More traditional search methods also exist. Auctions usually sell horses at bargain prices, and are held on a regular basis. Horses should be purchased at auction only by those with extensive horse knowledge. Breeders and trainers are also very good resources. Breeders usually sell the animals that they have bred and raised. Trainers may or may not be in the business of selling horses, but have a lot of connections to sellers in the horse world. Breed associations usually list horses for sale in the classified sections of their newsletters or magazines. When visiting a prospect, bring a knowledgeable and trusted friend, colleague or trainer. Trainers charge a small fee for assisting in the search for a horse. This is worth the cost in order to find a good horse. Get either the trainer or the second person to ride the horse. Review the animal\'s ground manners as well. All of this provides good information regarding the horse\'s training and attitude. Veterinary examinations are usually recommended. However the effectiveness of such an examination is somewhat controversial. Nevertheless, a complete stress test should be conducted. This helps to identify lameness issues. Some people believe that x-rays should be included in the exam, to thoroughly screen for any lameness issues. On the other hand, x-rays in older horses will usually show some sort of bone abnormality that may or may not cause lameness in the future. A pre-purchase veterinary exam is recommended. This should include a complete stress test to rule out lameness. Some people like to have x-rays taken, but the efficacy of performing such a procedure is somewhat questionable. Certain individuals feel that x-rays are necessary to determine if there are any developing leg abnormalities. Others feel x-rays may falsely reveal issues that really are not problems.

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Pony Saddles – The Types of Pony Saddle Explained

Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:39:01 +0000

The main variety of saddle used for general pony riding is the English Saddle. It has a spring tree as a foundation and is well padded for the comfort of both pony and rider. This kind of saddle allows the pony to move freely so it can jump, gallop or perform dressage.
The chief designs of English Saddle are:
The All Purpose English Saddle. As the name implies a general saddle useful for hacking, jumping (occasional), showing, dressage.
The Jumping Saddle is designed for show jumping, cross-country and fox hunting. The main distinction between this and the all-purpose saddle is how the forward-cut flap is designed to make it possible to use shorter stirrups to ensure the legs are in the perfect jumping position. The flap incorporates additional knee pads to support the knees.
The Dressage Saddle is designed for working on the flat, therefore the flap can be straighter cut than a jumping or all-purpose saddle, with the seat designed to be deeper and further forward, all to allow for the rider's straighter leg and body position. This saddle has less padding so the rider has more contact, and thus more fine control of the pony. Longer girth straps are used with a dressage saddle as they are fastened much closer to the pony's elbow .
The Showing Saddle is for use in showing, where the judges need uninterrupted views of the pony's conformation, thus it is small and light. It has a small amount of padding and not much support for the rider, with no knee rolls.
The Western Saddle was used as a working saddle, providing both security and comfort to cowboys riding the range across rough terrain, working cattle for extended periods of time. The Western Saddle has a horn on the front to be used to fasten a rope to control a cow. A western saddle usually has fancy decoration with tooled leather and silver plates, and is often decorated especially for the rider. The tree is bigger than an English saddle and without padding for that reason it is crucial for the pony's comfort to use a saddle blanket. A cinch is used with this saddle instead a girth, the cinch being attached to the saddle with a flat leather or nylon strap (the latigo). The stirrups are fixed to the saddle and do not separate in case of a fall by the rider.
The most important kinds of Western Saddle are:
The Barrel Racing Saddle is designed for the sharp turns and high-speed runs used in the rodeo event of barrel racing. It is a small, lightweight saddle with a flatter seat and high cantle and pommel to give the rider a more secure seat.
The Endurance Saddle is lightweight with a larger tree to spread the weight of the rider over a bigger area to make it more comfortable for the pony while engaged in long treks over uneven ground
The Show Saddle generally has a lot more tooling and silver decoration and a deeper seat than a normal Western saddle
The Treeless Saddle. Instead of the saddle having a rigid tree as a foundation the treless saddle has a fibreglass pommel and cantle to give a firm base. If your pony has a very broad back a treeless saddle will probably fit better than a standard saddle.

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How to tighten the girth on an english saddle more?

Sat, 28 Aug 2010 17:38:44 +0000

I ride english and have just started riding a walker. He is unusually tall though and I am short. I cannot get the leverabe to tighten his saddle as much as needed and twice now have been riding and the saddle slide sideways. Has anyone used the Belly Buster girth tighteners or anything similar. I need to find something other than standing on a bucket cause that obviously isn't working.

All Purpose English Hunter Ridding saddle BROWN 7pc 18"

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Dressage – Hanoverian Warmblod Dressage Horse 4 Sale

Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:08:39 +0000

More info: www.vera-fuerst.com Cisco by Contendro I born 11.02.2004 - Gelding - Hanoverian horse for sale He is at the ideal physical dimensions, with a dark varnish jacket and elastic, dynamic motion within a natural balance. Ciso, about 166cm, is characterized by his dual talents for the dressage and jumping sport as well as he is very good to ride with fine basic gaits. [equestrian dressage horse sport-horse video sale for-sale hanoverian riding]

How much would a iron horse light green mountain bike with a 12 gear grip shift max sell 4?

Fri, 27 Aug 2010 03:06:53 +0000

im trying 2 save up 4 a mongoose bmx bike its 324$ can anybody tell me how much i could get from it
its a 24 inch bike its in perfect condition only been used 5 times it has suspension in the middle,back,and front of the bike

2 HORSE RIDING CROP training horses whip cowboy gear

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Does the owner have the right to sell a leased horse?

Fri, 27 Aug 2010 01:19:01 +0000

I am looking into leasing a horse at my local stable that I have fallen in love with. It would be a full lease, where I would pay for the board which includes the feed, farrier, and vet bills. I was just wondering if the owner of the horse has the right to sell the horse if I am currently leasing the horse? I don't want to fall even more in love with the horse only to lose him. Any ideas?

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