I have just created new Fourth of July ecards that you can send out to your friends and family for free — no frustrating pops up ads on the ecard site either. Enjoy them!
Two wonderfully generous ladies sent me a few gorgeous horse pictures that I turned into free greeting cards that you can send over the Internet.
Carolyn Grant has a rare black, Egyptian Arabian stallion named, “Saud El Zaghloul”, nicknamed “Z”. He is a dream - tall, dark, handsome, and exotic! Yep, good looking Arabian horses make my heart beat faster. Wish I could see him in the flesh. I added six new horse ecards from five of Z’s photos. They are posted in the following ecard categories: Arabian Horses, Friendship, Wise Words, Happy Holidays, Birthday, and Beauty.
Click on the images to view the full size ecards sharp and beautiful.
“Z is doing great & just came back from The Miner Institute, NY, where he goes for the breeding season. We are enjoying long trail rides now and we are training over fences again. He’s happy,” says Carolyn Grant.
I am thrilled by Nancy’s generosity in allowing me to add her gorgeous horse art to my Internet equine greeting cards. Nancy is the writer of the horse book, “Clifford of Drummond Island” that I recently posted about and which am reading with much pleasure right now. She is also an accomplished equine artist - truly a woman of many talents.
Click on images to go send an ecard. I have NO pop up ads on my ecard site.
Here is the list of Nancy’s horse art that I have added to the horse ecards… Read the rest of this entry »
Hi, I have been super busy today creating new equine ecards to add to my free horse postcards. You are sure to find one that would be perfect to send to a friend, a family member, and don’t forget your clients and potential customers.
I just thought that I would share with you a little background information on a couple of the horses who’s photos appear in the Horse Art eCards. Both of these horses had a rough start in life and were about to be auctioned for horse meat, but kind and loving people rescued them and they are now living the good life.
