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New Blank Note Cards

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World Horse Welfare's

Horse Welfare In Sport

Box of Chocolate

After a rather tumultous week I needed to share this adorable "Forrest Gump" Quote.



'my Mama always said, "Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what your going to get"



for more great quotes from "Forrest Gump" follow the link.



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Lynn Reardon: Beyond the Homestrech | Changing Hands Bookstore

If your in the area please stop by and meet this kind woman.

Lynn Reardon: Beyond the Homestrech | Changing Hands Bookstore

California Senator Barbara Boxer ask's BLM serious questions.

In the ongoing debate over Wild Horse Rescue, California Barbara Boxer lays out a series of questions worty of asking.

http://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=250&pub=xa-4ac306a53fb296e2

The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971

Sonya Malecky Spaziani 1 day ago

As a taxpayer and American citizen who has entrusted the care of OUR wild horses to government, I REFUSE to support the continued mismanagement of current BLM and it's policies in regards to this nation's wild horses and burros. I refuse to watch more unnecessary gathers of healthy horses off of healthy sustainable rangelands, while on the same lands, (claimed to be unsustainable), grazing rights have increased for private livestock.

We have 33,000+ of our nation's wild horses stockpiled in captivity, and a mere 25,000- (and declining) small herds dotted across of western rangelands left, with another 12,000 scheduled for removal by the end of 2010, adding to the current cost to taxpayers of 29-34 (and growing) million to care for captured animals annually. With PROPER and less invasive methods of management, our wild herds cost us minimal in contrast in the wild. I, as a taxpayer and American citizen REFUSE to allow the removal of any more of our American mustangs to be added to the current stockpile of CAPTIVE mustangs, paid for by this nation’s hard working taxpayers.
The American public has made it clear that they want their wild horses “properly managed” on our western frontiers, as originally established on 49 million HMA acres, rather then removing more mustangs, thereby reducing genetic viability at this unsettling and escalated rate. I, along with the many who have already shared their voice and concerns, demand any further mustang removals be stopped until there is a public hearing and investigation held by Congress regarding BLM's management of America's wild horses and burros (which currently are approved only by BLM and DOI). There should also be a moratorium on all gathers until Congress has completed public hearings and an investigation and reached a decision about the appropriate management of these animals consistent with the laws that protect them. It is also my recommendation that prior to any future removals, wild horse and burro specialists, in conjunction with independent and neutral ecologists, must first determine animal health concerns, along with rangeland sustainability reports to justify removals. Since these wild horses BELONG to the American people, a coalition of concerned and involved parties, must be formed to oversee the health the well-being of our Nation’s wild horses and burros.

Please submit written comments by April 2, 2010. Comments may be mailed or hand delivered to: 280 Hwy 191 North, Rock Springs, Wyo. 82901. Comments may also be emailed to Rock_Springs_WYMail@blm.gov. Please include “Adobe Town & Salt Wells Creek HMAs Scoping Comments” in the subject line.

The American people want the 19 million acres restored, in compliance with the The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971
(Public Law 92-195), which were originally set aside for our wild horses and burros.

BLM Nevada Roundup

BLM Forges Forward With Nevada Calico Complex Roundup

http://rtfitch.wordpress.com/2009/12/03/blm-forges-forward-with-nevada-calico-complex-roundup/

The Ultimate Horse Site. Com

Heres a fun little link.... I found on twitter http://ultimatehorsesite.com/fun/strangelaws.html

The Best Way to Sneak Another Horse Into Home

Ok I just had to post this from Twitter....
http://iceryder.net/anotherhorse.html
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How To Sneak Another Horse Home Judy Ryder
[IceHorses] How To Sneak Another Horse Home

Judy RyderFri, 14 Dec 2007 13:35:54 -0800

14 WAYS TO SNEAK ANOTHER HORSE HOME

14. Move the fish to the cellar, the goats to the kitchen, the uncle
to the sofa and the dogs to the barn. Rotate weekly. Add a horse
to the mix on the fifth week. Stop the rotation when the horse gets
to the barn. Confused but grateful spouse won't question further.

13. Tell your spouse that "Ed" is here to repair the cable.

12. "This? This isn't a horse. This is a Common Black-Throated
Northern Debt-Precursor."

11. Organize a clandestine Equine Underground Pipeline. Connect to
breeders and trainers across several states.

10. Throw a hundred-dollar bill behind the couch. Yell, "Fetch!"
While the family members are fighting it out, you can sneak anything
(up to and including a troop of Marines) up the drive, past the
house and into the paddock.

9. Blame El Nino: The new horse washed in at high tide.

8. Wait for Halloween. Dress the new horse in a bad horse costume
and march him right into the barn.

7. Swear it's your best friend's new horse, come to live here only
until she breaks the news to her husband. Meanwhile, Sue can be
pulling the same trick in your name at her house.

6. Start housing the kids out in the barn to explain your long
absences from the house and your frequent comings and goings.

5. Have UPS deliver the new horse in several separate boxes over a
period of several days.

4. Big collar. Dog tags. Poodle trim. Insist on calling the new
mare AKC Fantasyland's FiFi Splendiphoria.

3. Sneak horse in at midnight. Return to house wearing only a
trench coat and negligee. Confess untruthfully to a lesser
offense: having a torrid affair with the hay man.

2. Don't buy another horse. Join the German Exchange Program; you
feed, house and culturally broaden the horizons of young German-born
Hanoverian for two years. (You have to mail the neighbor's elderly
pony Stuey off to Hannover for the 'exchange' part)

And the best way to sneak another horse into the home is:

1. "This horse isn't ours, dear. He says he's on a scavenger hunt
and has to find two suckers with a checkbook."

" Life is like shoveling manure........ just when you think your getting
ahead... there's always another pile"

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Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo

If you are fortunate to be in the area you won't want to miss: The Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo is about to get underway. Go to their website for the specific times and dates: http://www.cfdrodeo.com/. They will have a Carnival Midway, Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum will be open July 14th - 26th. PRCA rodeo members will team with special needs children on July 22 - 23 for a modified Rodeo. Alot of fun will be had at the Chuck Wagon Cookoff July 22 - 25th. And of course this weekend July 18th George Strait will perform with Julianne Hough.

The United Organizations of The Horse

I recently found this link on Twitter and wanted to post it. This is a viable resource for many types of "Horse" people. Just wanted to state their pledge:

"We, the members and contributors to the United Organizations of the Horse have pledged that all horses that we own or manage shall be treated humanely from birth through death."

Heres the link: http://www.unitedorgsofthehorse.org