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Horses in Watercolor Category: Art and Photography I get asked all the time about my watercolor methods and how I do this or that to create a painting. So I have the brilliant idea to video myself doing a watercolor and make it available online. I am walking downstairs looking at my long-unused video...
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cliffysmom
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09-19-2007
Filed under: horse, art, watercolor, Morgan, painting, Michigan, stories, books
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This is so fun! I used to love dressing up and riding my grandpa's Arabians in local parades. Lucky for me, the hit show Mad Men has made it fashionable to wear my riding attire in any setting :-). My favorties picks right now are at my other blog www.BestHorseGift.com .
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gobytrain
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08-14-2008
Filed under: fashion, boots, parade, riding, horse gift, arabian, horse, riding boots, gifts, apparel, jewelry
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My mare motel-type stalls lead to a large turnout. I use grindings in the stalls, the turnout area is desert dirt. Recent rains and a tendency for my horses to urinate in one favorite spot have created a mushy, messy wet area. I mean some of the area is so muddy your boot can get caught in it. Is there...
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vanmos
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12-23-2008
Filed under: turnout, horse, mushy, puddle, muddy, paddock, soaking wet, wet stall, mud, gypsum
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A June edition of the horse carnival has been released. There are a lot of interesting articles which you may enjoy - including Lessons from the great outdoors with horses. We can learn a great deal from these magnificant creatures. Hope you enjoy: http://talk2theanimals.net/general/horses/carnival-of...
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Givemegait
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06-09-2009
Filed under: gaited horse, rocky mountain horse, gaited breed, spotted saddle horse, Missouri foxtrotter, Beginner, gaited breed lover, Gaited breed Rocky Kentucky Mountain Horse, horse, foal, outdoors, breeding, carnival, pasture
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I was wondering if any barns are using Facebook as a way of attracting boarders and riders. If so, what are you doing and how successful has it been? As everyone knows, the economy is hurting just about everyone and the barn where I ride is no different. My barn owner was asking me about getting on Facebook...
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kingsenglish
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08-09-2009
Filed under: Live to ride-Ride to live, helpful hints, love, horses, barn work, boarders, Horse lovers, horse, barn
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Good morning sir. I am really hoping that this is a good email address for you and that it reaches you. I am the lead humane investigator for the Humane Society of North Texas. I am sure you will receive a wonderful response to your article in the September issue of EQUUS , and I wanted to take the time...
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tlrobertshsnt
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09-07-2009
Filed under: society, horse, cruelty, slaughter, animal, humane, texas, neglect
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Hello, tlrobertshsnt ~ I couldn't agree with you more. You are 100% on the mark, as was the editorial. If we'd had the guts to just take slaughter completely off the table long ago, I'm sure we would have come up with better solutions by now because we would have had no choice. As long as...
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indymom
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09-08-2009
Filed under: EQUUS magazine, horse slaughter, horse, cruelty, slaughter, humane, texas, neglect
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Ride the glide! A super little mare. Always willing, always tries. I just love the way they move! Her registered name is CP Hermosura which means 'beautiful'. I think she is!
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ELavallee
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06-26-2008
Filed under: horse, gaited, chestnut, mare, Peruvian Paso
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Add a little "pop" to the Equestian's wall with this acrylic and felt artwork by independent designer, Tedda Hughes. Raised in a Barn Painting, $99
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How can you resist these horse shaped cake tins from Ikea. The perfect Equestrian nod to coffee with friends. DRÖMMAR Baking pan, $6.99 / set of 2, Ikea
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lesleytaylor
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08-09-2009
Filed under: horse, cake tin, fook, cooking, design, kids
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