Learn How to Run A Horse Rescue
Patricia Reszetylo of EquineTeleseminar.net along with Drew Fitzpatrick are holding the first ever Internet Virtual Class online where you can how to run a solid, dependable, horse rescue.
The Horse.com is giving away free advertising listings in their yearly The Horse Source
I know you would like to have your horse related business listed for free in The Horse Source book that is sold nationwide at bookstores, tack shops, on newsstands, and over the Internet. And it is even mailed free to all the 40,000+ subscribers of The Horse: Your Guide to Equine Health Care.
Don’t pass up this important business opportunity. Go right now and Read the rest of this entry »
I just found a web page on a horse breeder’s website that points out more scary points about the NAIS and if you have anything to do with horses I think you should go read this page on the Pharaoh’s Horses site.
They spell out five great points about why the National Animal Identification System is not a good deal. They also have a list of six links where you can go to find out more info.
Words like, monstrous, mandatory, forced, unacceptable, governmental intrusion, and Read the rest of this entry »
Barn fires are much more common than most horse people know. Please take the time to learn to help prevent them.
“Nothing is worse than a barn fire,” says Don Faison, head of equine insurance for the Markel Insurance Company, one of the country’s largest insurers. Yet by one estimate, more than 4,500 barn fires, most of them preventable, break out each year in the United States. Responsible horse owners, who are fastidious about protecting their horses from injury and illness, too often leave fire prevention entirely to chance.
These free Internet greeting cards are for horse lovers and I know you will find one that would be perfect to send to a friend or a family member.
Here is a quick peek at a four of the Valentine’s Day ecards I have just added (these are just the thumbnail images, the full size cards are a large 500 x 750 pixels)…
You can click on one of the ecard images below to go to the greeting card page.
Horses and computers require maintenance.
Clinton Anderson says that teaching your horse to backup well is vital to having a well trained horse and leads to him improving in many ways. “You cannot back a horse up too much” Clinton says.
Well I beginning to get the same message about computers. They too cannot be backed up too much. When was the last time you backed up your important files and photos? How sick would you feel if they just disappeared? How important are your files to your horse business?
Last Monday morning I started up my computer with the idea that I was going to get through my long to do list. But my computer promptly colicled and kicked up the blue screen of death. Well this being the third time in about eight weeks a sick feeling hit me.
I found this posting about The National Animal Identification System (NAIS) on Patricia Reszetylo’s blog, EquineTeleseminar I am posting a link to it here because the NAIS may involve horses too and I believe that everyone that pays taxes should be concerned with this issue.
It is written by someone who had a visit from an Investigator from the USDA to their cattle ranch because a cow they sold a year ago didn’t have its ID number on its health paper.
If you read my post “Five good reasons why you should start a blog” I gave you a few reasons for starting a blog for your horse business. You may have thought, “Hey that sounds like a good idea, but where to start, what to write about, and how do I pick out my blog categories”?
I just found a press release yesterday about a new horse web site and I just had to post the news here because I believe unwanted horses affects everyone in the horse industry or anyone that loves horses.
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February 2007; Issue #2 Joni Solis, Editor
Hi, This is Joni Solis from A Love for Horses with your February’s newsletter about why start a blog!
