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Things you want to know about Horses

I was cleaning up my computer and ran across this pdf file - It talks about Paint Horses, Saddle-Bred Horses, Arabian Horses, the basics of Horse Care, Buying Your First Horse, Developing the Bond between Man and Horse, Draft Drought Horses, The Clydesdale - its twelve pages long. Unlocking the Secrets: Things You Want to Know About Horses.pdf I have a vague recollection of where it came from and actually considered deleting it, but there is some good information in here that might be of interest to the beginning horse person. Let me know what you think. Horses.pdf

By |2024-02-26T07:30:48+00:00May 30th, 2012|Horse, Horses|0 Comments

Puppy Love- New Baking/Craft Mold from Zanda Panda is the Pick of the Litter

Puppy Love, I think this is so cute!, but then again I am a doggie lover, It looks extremely edible! Puppy Love- New Baking/Craft Mold from Zanda Panda is the Pick of the Litter. Here is a video from their website showing them doing a project

By |2024-02-26T16:21:32+00:00October 2nd, 2010|Baking, Dogs|0 Comments

Documentary Film Chronicles the Heart and Soul of the Thoroughbred Industry

Kentucky is known for its horses, there are tons of horse events...Please watch the below film it's quite interesting. Documentary Film Chronicles the Heart and Soul of the Thoroughbred Industry - "Beyond the Stone Fences" Spotlights Kentucky Thoroughbred Horse Farms.

By |2024-02-26T16:57:47+00:00September 3rd, 2010|Horse, Kentucky|0 Comments

Harry Vold Stock Contractor, Colorado

Who is Harry Vold? Well, he looks like and sounds like John Wayne, if John Wayne had a brother or a double it would have been Harry Vold. Harry is a rodeo stock contractor with a deep love of horses that shows in everything he does. He is now 86 years old and runs the Harry Vold Rodeo Company out of Pueblo Colorado. He is 86 now and still loves to ride on his ranch and watch his animals. "A good bucking horse has to have the heart and disposition, they have to want to buck", says Harry. His youngest daughter Kristen is now managing the ranch, but, not of course without Harry's input. Harry's animals are never bucked more then twice a week and have the best diet and the best of care and a great ranch to roam on. The following interview was done as the Colorado State Fair was getting underway. Harry and his rodeo company were of course in attendance. The Duke of the Chutes: Harry Vold's Sixty Years in Rodeo (Hardcover) - Review HERE IT IS! This is the book all the rodeo contestants, fans, committeemen, and contract performers have wanted to read forever. This is Harry Vold s life story. In it you'll see Harry s career as a premier rodeo producer and ... The road to the College National Finals Rodeo passes through Las ... - NMSU hired 11-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Stock Contractor of the Year Harry Vold, of the Harry Vold Rodeo Co., as the stock contractor for this rodeo. The team also hired “Radical Ryan Rodriguez” as the clown act. ...

Bill Rankin, of Rankin’s Ranch, CA

Bill Rankin is a real cowboy. He has been one all his life. Bill is the 4th generation of his family to live on their working cattle ranch in Walker's Basin outside of Bakersfield. He has children, three son-in-laws, and grandchildren , who work Rankin Ranch with him. In about 1965 the ranch became a guest ranch, where families come in the summer, to experience a life with no TV or computers. There is hiking and ping pong, fishing, horses, trail rides, great food, and cattle. Listen to the Interview with Bill Rankin, August 2010 *************************************************************** -

By |2021-06-22T23:38:20+00:00August 19th, 2010|California, Cattle, Cowboy|0 Comments

Dairy Goats are wonderful things

A couple of Cute Kids JoJo Milano has have 8 years experience with raising, breeding, owning dairy goats. I'm also the, Vice chair of the South Florida Fair dairy goat show. Originally I got my first diary goat as a companion for my 28 year old horse.... and it sort of snowballed from there. Additional Info on Goats you might enjoy Heritage Breeds of Goats for Milk and Meat - Meat goats are fuller boned than the dairy breeds, where dairy goats have flat bone types ... Storey's Guide to Raising Dairy Goats: Breeds, Care, Dairying ... Most Beautiful Goats Competition - Udderly unbelievable but true, goats were on the catwalk for the Most Beautiful Goat at the Mazayen al-Maaz competition yesterday in Riyadh, capitol of Saudi Arabia. A Damascene goat -- or Maaz Al Shami -- named Qahr was the beauty ...

By |2016-10-23T11:34:45+00:00June 23rd, 2010|Animals, Florida, Goats|1 Comment

What is Barrel Horse Racing

Originally a sport created by rodeos for their wives and girlfriends, barrel horse racing has now become a sport event where everybody can join. Barrel horse racing has been around for many years now. This is basically a game event that aims to display speed. The race is pretty simple to watch. It is played on an arena with three barrels arranged in an isosceles triangle pattern on which the intention of the racer is to gain the fastest speed by circling the three barrels in a cloverleaf pattern. While there may be standards as to the distance of each barrel, governing bodies normally have various preferences on how far each barrel should be set from one another. The general distance is 90 feet from each barrel. However, some may use 60 feet up to 100 plus feet. The setting applies to all competitors. The game begins once the racer enters the arena towards the first barrel. On this, the rider must enter at a slight angle since its much easier for the racer if he would not come straight on to it. A complete turn must be accomplished on the first barrel before moving to the second one. A second turn, but this time an opposite one, will be made on the second barrel. And again, the rider will have to race towards the third barrel. The third barrel then will be circled around in the same direction as the second one. After a complete loop, the rider will have to accelerate back to the starting line, which is also considered as the finish line. Like many other horse racing events, horse barrel racing has its common problems too. We will help you distinguish some of the most common problems and would try to suggest a couple of things to find a solution on it. Please read on. The first barrel is usually termed to as the “money barrel”. This makes the most difficult turn since the horse has to approach it at full speed. Remember that the main aim of this game is to take it as fast as you can. This is also the most tricky barrel because if you knock it off, you are sure to be out of the game in no time and if you passed over it, you will have the chance to take some money with you. The problem though comes with the horse that normally passes over this barrel due to lack of rate. Because the horse is [...]

By |2016-10-23T11:34:45+00:00June 6th, 2010|Barrel Racing, Horse, Horse Riding, Rodeo|0 Comments

Get to Know Amazing Team Roper Header Jay Nellesen

Team Roping, a rodeo favorite and a fast-moving sport Team Roper Header Jay Nellesen out of Savannah, Mo. He has been at it for a lot of years since he was a child. Jay took a roping class when in 8th grade. He plans on Team Roper Header for the rest of his life. It's sort of an addiction. Team Roper Header Jay Nellesen Rope It In! If you want to be a good team roper, Jay, says to find a good professional and follow him around for about five years. If you want to make good money it takes that long to learn. Team ropers have to have good and powerful horses and Jay - who is a large guy has one. He says winning depends a lot on the horse More on Jay Nellesen Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association Finals Highlight MO State Fair ... - Jay Nellesen. 4th. Jeremy Hemmann. 3rd. Troy Gorrell. Reserve Champion. Bryan Reiter. Champion. Troy Kitchener. TEAM ROPING HEELER. 5th. Chad Mathes. 4th. JR Henderson. 3rd. Brad Abernathy. Reserve Champion. Todd Reece. Champion ...

By |2024-03-03T15:18:39+00:00June 4th, 2010|Horse, Horse Riding, Horses, Rodeo, Team Roper|1 Comment
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