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Gone
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2007-09-04 7:18 AM (#67119 - in reply to #66878)
Subject: RE: natural horse trim


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Location: MI.		Beautiful pictures!
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hounddog
Reg. Dec 2005
Posted 2007-09-04 4:16 PM (#67160 - in reply to #66878)
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Location: Danielsville Georgia		I'll second that.I've never been in country like that.Want to badly!!!
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Painted Horse
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2007-09-04 4:34 PM (#67162 - in reply to #67160)
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Well buyyourself a bargin plane ticket and come ride one of my horses. I got a couple foxtrotters that need a good lesson in gaiting.

I'll gladly take you for several rides as trade for a lesson or two.

 

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hounddog
Reg. Dec 2005
Posted 2007-09-04 4:53 PM (#67163 - in reply to #66878)
Subject: RE: natural horse trim


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Location: Danielsville Georgia		I'm heading back to the hospital on the 11th.Will be getting a 6 day round of chemo that will be 8 to 10 times stronger then anything so far.Then I'm getting my frozen stems cells back that were collected last month.They say I will be hospital bound 25 to 35 days! Yep days! Then maybe I'll see about plane fair to somewhere far removedLOL.

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stablemom
Reg. Jun 2007
Posted 2007-09-04 5:47 PM (#67164 - in reply to #66878)
Subject: RE: natural horse trim


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Terri
Reg. Jan 2004
Posted 2007-09-04 11:29 PM (#67197 - in reply to #67114)
Subject: RE: natural horse trim



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Location: Southern New Mexico		Wonderful pictures.  I've kept my horses barefoot for years and only put shoes on when we are planning on riding over rough ground.  I just bought boots for my horses and since we don't usually plan our rides(we just get out and go) we put them on before every ride.  I think over the long haul it will be cheaper than shoes.  $20 to trim compared to $70 for shoes will even out well before the boots are worn out and need to be replaced. 
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Terri
Reg. Jan 2004
Posted 2007-09-04 11:32 PM (#67198 - in reply to #67163)
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Sorry to hear your ill.  My cousin had lukemia and did well on the treatments. 

Were pulling for ya.

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