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“Dreaming of Horses”Hello all of you fellow horse lovers,I know you are a horse lover or you wouldn’t be reading this publication. Let’s take a moment to reflect upon how privileged we are to share our life with a four legged creature called the horse. In this crazy busy life that you are living, just take a pause to think about what you have been given. Lots of folks only dream of owning a horse, some dream all of their life. So if you are one of the lucky few, living that DREAM, don’t take it for granted. Grab a chance to feel ALIVE, feel the exhilaration of a flat out gallop across the meadow (gopher hole free of course) feel your eyes blur as you race with the wind, the flat out belly laugh between friends that have raced down that favorite “ cantering place” and the rush of it all. That’s what I’m talking about, good, honest, horse loving, FUN.As the year goes on, I want to take you on some really cool journeys and strive to make you feel alive, even just for a moment, as you read mystory. I also know that horses have been given to us to be stress relievers, and in that fact, I am a believer. That is why I always want to help othersmake their time with horses count. It doesn’t matter what type of horse you ride, or what type of saddle you sit in, the feeling of being up on theback of a living animal is close to being magical. As a child most of us started that journey by reading books, and then our imagination took over. We peeled our eyes as we rode the school bus, looking for a good cantering spot. I can still remember feeling the motion of a good long gallop across grassy fields as the bus rolled along. Still others began their riding journey as teenagers, taking lessons at the local riding stable, then eventually graduating to stall cleaning and trading barn work for riding “ the better horses” at the barn. Maybe you were lucky enough to talkyour parents into buying or leasing you a horse, or like me, babysitting and cleaning houses to buy my first horse, then gladly doing hours of barn work to trade for board. I can still hear mom say “you would rather spend time at the barn than with your own family.” And yes, she was right again. I spent lots of summer days hanging out at the barn, going to fairs and dreading the start of school because that meant less time at the barn. Once in a while, napping in the wheelbarrow in the warm sun light, hanging out at listing to the horses munch their hay, blowing out the chaff and slurping water, stomping flies, filing reminiscent noises that comfort those who love horses. These days, I spend hours with middle aged horse lovers who always wanted horses as a kid, or rode a little as a teen, but because of life, have never had a chance till now to cultivate that passion of horsedom. Yes that is my word, horsedom, kind of like kingdom, a realm of activity in which horses dominate. I encourage dreaming, not giving up, not getting discouraged, not worrying about what others think of you. Encourage the positive, reduce the negative and strive to be your personal best. Live life to the fullest: dare to dream.Surely I am not the only one who has had these memories. As we get older and gravity catches up, the rides seem more fleeting, and the daily grind takes over. Make time to take chances, spend time at the barn, get that funny “smell” that most spouses just don’t understand. Take time to hang out with friends, risk being called a horse freak, ask for chaps or a saddle instead of diamonds and flowers.As 2012 begins, don’t waste any more time.Please feel free to contact me about this and future articles.

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Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation(VOM)

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• Muscle and Ligament Strain • Around Tumor and Fracture locations to aid in pain reduction and healing• Avulsion of the Brachial Plexus • Nerve Paralysis/Paresis • Lick Granulomas • Digestive Disorders

• Performance Problems • Behavioral Problems • Agility Dysfunction• Endocrine Disease • Anterior Cervical Instability • Caudal Cervical Instability • GI Hyper or Hypo Motility• Post Surgical- VOM has been used immediately after surgery to get pets up 3-5 days sooner than without

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thus inducing healing.

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Grade Gelding;7 year old 15.3 Belgian paint cross gelding

BROKE BROKE BROKE to death has done EVERYTHING was at the amish

working for a year, miles n miles of trail miles... $3500 FIRM. Worthington, PA;

[email protected] [Ad# 615]

Miniature Mare;AMHA/AMHR registered black blanket

appaloosa mare. 34 inches. Has been shown in 4-H and at local fair. Good mother,

foaled easily. Asking $1500 or $2000 if bred back to our appy stallion. Ford City,

PA; 724-664-3104 [#626]

Missouri Foxtrotter Gelding;Registered, 9 yrs. 15.1 hands. Has been trail ridden all over. Has a smooth trot. Great for

farrier. Loads and bathes very well. Used to tractors, 4-wheelers... $2500 firm. New

Bethlehem, PA; 814-227-8352. [#640]

Missouri Foxtrotter Gelding;Registered 6 yr. old MFT gelding 14.2

-14.3 hh. Has been a great trail horse this summer, Sammy has been trail ridden by

several people so far this year and has done very well... Lucinda, PA; 814-221-2625

[#614]

Paint Filly;2011 Filly out of The Moonlighter and

Diamond’s Blue Mist (born 4/22/11). Will be stocky built, mom is 15 hh, Sire is 15.3. Moonlighter’s foals are successful in, and... Asking $2,500. Armagh, PA; 724-676-0149

[#658]

Paint Gelding;Tiago is a registered 15 h 15 year old

gelding- great for beginners because of how well trained he is- 2500.00 or best

reasonable cash offer - no lowball offers... Kittanning, PA; 724-664-6470 [Ad# 670]

C L A S S I F I E D SPaint Gelding;

“Little Joe” Grand sire/ “Summer Breeze” sired by Tobiano Paint, “Cash Is King,”

registered, name – can be registered under “Cash Is King.” Quality background,

has as much Get as... $1,700 obo. New Kensington, PA; 724-469-1650 [#664]

Paint Gelding;“Chief” is a 6 yr. old gelding I got as a potential barrel prospect and really just prefers to stay in the slow lane. He was

started as a late 2 yr old... apprx 15.1 hands. $900 obo. Cabot, PA; 724-504-0475 [#628]

Paint Mare;8 yr old Paint cross mare 14.3, Current coggins, ridden by a 13 yr old girl, she

loads, ties, leads, trims, and tacks up easy, rides good with no buck, crosses. $1600.

Newburg, WV; 304-864-2866 [#672]

Paso Fino Gelding;Performance bred. reg.# 45,458, He is

15 hands, very well gaited and smooth to ride. He is a Capuchino grandson. He is 7 years old, Foaled on 5/21/04... $5,000. Waynesboro, PA; 717-830-4926 [#649]

Pinto Colt;DOB: 04/11/11. Blue-eyed, black tovaro.

Halter broke. $1500. Ford City, PA; 724-664-8490 [#625]

Pinto Mare;Black and white mare. Saddlebred/Paint

cross. About 14.2/14.3 hands. “Pixie” has been used since spring as a public trail horse and occasional lesson horse for

intermediate riders... $1000. Possible lease. Mt Pleasant, PA; 724-859-8558 [#629]

Quarter Horse Gelding;AQHA Buckskin Gelding for sale. 9 yo,

14.3 hands true buckskin. Trail horse deluxe, will go through it, under it, over it, nothing bothers Comet. He is my mounted

posse horse... $2400 obo. Dayton, PA; 814-257-8805 [#613]

Quarter Horse Mare;Bomb Proof Barrel And Pole Mare. Sally Bright Bugs is a 2000 Indiana AQHA out

of Bugs Alive, Go Man Go and Conclusive. She is a very tall and leggy 16.3... $2,000. Valley Grove, WV; 304-780-9970 [#662]

Quarter Horse Mare;Gorgeous 5 yr old Palomino Mare. 15.3

hands. Great Personality. Green Broke. Has done some trail riding. Clips, bathes, loads. Needs experienced rider. Call for more info.

Ellwood City, PA; 814-516-0261 [#657]

Quarter Horse Mares;Josie: 21 year old bay mare, 15.1HH. $800.

Ali is a 14 year old red roan mare who stands 14.3HH. $850. Both horses load, bathe, and stand for the farrier. Slippery

Rock, PA; 724-637-3040 [Ad# 652]

Quarter Horse Mare;Rikki is a 15 year old Mare, AQHA Quarter Horse ( Dressed in Silver), Flee Bitten Grey Horse (15.1hh). Currently showing in 4-H and Open Hunter/Jumper Shows. Great on

trails...$2700 firm. Leechburg, PA; 724-994-6985 [#630]

Tennessee Walker Gelding;8 years old, registered, 16.1H. Sweet, gentle, very people and horse friendly. Good feet. $1200. West Sunbury, PA;

724-637-2174 [#675]

Tennessee Walker Gelding;Beautiful, smooth 15 year old TW/SSH.

Shiloh is experienced on the trail and will go through water, mud, over logs and

bridges. Takes hills easily and safely. He stands 14.2... $2800. Greensburg, PA; 724-

836-8186 [#668]

Thoroughbred Gelding;We have had weekly training sessions

throughout the summer and he has progressed nicely. We have trail rode him

with no problems. Deer, motorcycles, 4-wheelers, cars etc..have not spooked him.

10 yrs. 16 hands. $900. Renfrew, PA; 724-972-2627 [#622]

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C L A S S I F I E D SDraft Western Saddle Round Skirt;

17 “ seat. Steele saddle tree, bars are flared in front for wide shoulders. Round skirt

perfect for horses with short back. Chestnut leather with black... Baldwin, PA;

412-400-9928 [#674]

Western Show Clothing and Saddle;

Tex Tan flex tree saddle 16 in full QH bars excellent condition $900.00, Chaps Black leather Hobby Horse PMS size large worn once $250.00, Hobby Horse Show top...

Beaver, PA; 724-494-0526 [#651]

Big Horn Show Saddle;16” seat--cut out skirt for close contact

$1000.00 BO, Rural Valley, PA; 724-783-6345 [#646]

Circle Y 16” Show Saddle;Semi-quarter horse bars. Gullet

measurement of 6 3/4. Excellent shape. Selling due to needing a smaller saddle. Asking $500. North Huntingdon, PA;

724-864-7237 [#644]

16” Big Horn Saddle;Full Quarter Horse bars. All leather with

suede seat, 6 silver conches, tooling everywhere except leg area and cantle

roll. Pleasure, trail or barrel saddle. Very comfortable.. $850. Clarion, PA;

814-226-7836 [#621]

1993 Bee 4-horse slant load;Wood floor VGC. $6,000 OBO. Rossiter,

PA; 814-845-7931 [#661]

Spotted JackFor Stud Services, $100.00. Butler, PA;

724-285-9850 [#653]

30 Stall Boarding Barnexcellent location. Take over on this turnkey

equestrian facility in full operation right now! This 7.25 acre farm is in the Freedom School District... $375,900. Zelienople, PA;

412-480-8127 [#641]

Horse Boarding;Day and evening turnout, excellent care.

Nice atmosphere...active trail riding/event barn....No Drama Tolerated. Bakerstown,

PA; 724-831-0093 [#619]

Female Jack Russell;Wonderful dog - Perfect dog for a retired individual being offered! 3 year old Jack

Russell. Crate Trained! Housebroken. Answers to her name. Likes to play...

Perryopolis, PA; 412-691-0101 [#650]

Exiss 1999,3 horse slant aluminum trailer. Good

condition. Dressing room has cabinets, 3 burner stove, and furnace. New tires and brakes. Asking $10,000. Harrisville, PA;

724-421-5601 [#655]

2 Horse Trailer;really nice, hard to find 1996, Sundowner,

bumper pull with dressing room! All Brand New Wiring! Everything in Working order.

Ready to Go! Serious inquires... $5300. New Stanton, PA; [email protected]

[#654]

2001 Shoop,2-Horse, Ramp Load, Bumper Pull. Rear upper doors fold back & can be latched

open. Each door has a slide window. Loading ramp is spring-assisted and is easy to open/close... New Sewickley Twp, PA;

724-709-1101 [#639]

1990 GMC 2WD Crew Cab;454, headers, 3” exhaust, RV Cam, Fuel

Injection. 400 Turbo, power windows, lock, tilt wheel, cruise, 5th wheel hitch, body is perfect. 85,000 miles. $6,000 FIRM.

Monongahela, PA; 724-258-8187 [#643]

2004 Chevrolet Silverado LS 35004wd ext. cab and 4 Star 3 Horse Slant Load

W/Full Living Quarters. Never driven in snow, only used on weekends during the summer to pull trailer. Sold Together

$60,000. Washington, PA; 724.225.7987 [#636]]

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Q: I would like to blanket my horse for pasture turnout but, am not sure how to get started. Can you help? --S.E.

A: Blanketing horses during turnout has become increasingly popular given some of the excellent products on the market today. Turnout blankets are different than Stable blankets in that there is usually no back seam in the construction. This keeps the blanket in place while your horse runs, kicks or rolls during play. They are generally made of tough materials that will repel rain and mud while allowing the fabric to ‘breathe’ with temperature fluctuations. There are 2 basic terms to know when purchasing a turnout blanket for the first time: Fill and Denier. “Fill” is the amount of insulation in the blanket and “Denier” defines the strength of the exterior fabric or shell. The bigger the numbers the stronger the fabric or the more insulation a blanketwill have. Some considerations for the amount of fill or denier your horse will need is the density of their winter hair coat, the possibility for damage or the pasture climate.It is often suggested to have lighter turnout blankets for the spring or fall and to trade off for heavier blankets when temperatures fall below freezing. If having multiple blankets is not possible, consider layering during the colder weather with a blanket liner designed for under a turnout blanket. Correct fit will insure the safety of your horse while being blanketed outside. Not all blankets will fit your horse the same way. Size is usually determined by the length of your horse from the point of their shoulder to the point of their hip. Width can also be a factor in fit but, is a little harder to determine based on product details. If you don’t know, consider an open front style with adjustable shoulder length and pleated or stretch gussets to give your horse adequate chest and shoulder room. Routine maintenance of the turnout blanket usuallyinvolves hosing off the outer shell. A stiff brush or shop vac also works great to remove dirt and mud. Periodic machine washing is recommended andspecial detergents are available to insure that the blanket remains weatherproof.

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EAST RIDGE TACKEst. 1984

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