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***MY TWO CENTS WORTH***
Wow July was a scorcher! Heat can create challenges in looking
after our equines. Horses can easily triple their water intake during heat
waves. It is extremely important for them to have lots of "clean" water to
drink. I emphasize clean because horses won't drink as much from grungy
algae water. With so much sunshine can create quite an algae bloom in your
water tank. Get yourself a little wet, you might enjoy the coolness, and
scrub out that tub a couple times during the summer. Horses, like humans,
can do serious damage to their organs if they can't get their internal
temperature down. Check out the article below "Turn Down the Heat" it has
some real common sense tips for taking care of your horse in the heat. Also
be sure to have a free choice salt block or loose salt available for them as
they are loosing a lot when sweating and it encourages them to drink. Please
don't have the attitude that "they're are animals...they'll be fine". You
are your horse's advocate, take the time to ensure their safe health!
Speaking of horse health. My mare, Mercydes and the two year old filly in
our herd have been drooling. I'd bring Mercydes in the barn to tack up and
before long there would be a puddle on the floor in front of her. After
doing some research online we think we have found the root of the problem.
The culprit is clover. As with humans horses have favorite foods, obviously
these two horses really love the clover. It seems that in certain conditions
the clover develops a fungus and it this is what some horses react to. Since
they are loosing a lot of their saliva be especially vigilant that they have
access to water or they can become dehydrated. Of course it is wise to move
them off that pasture and even feed hay if necessary. We have since moved
them down to the lower pasture where there is less clover and the drooling
has stopped.
In July I enjoyed 3 days of dressage as an associate camper at Dressage Winnipeg's adult dressage camp. It was hosted by DW but open to non members, we had many non members join in the fun. Thanks to organizers Megan Nunn and Sandra Hobday for putting together a great event. I enjoyed the company of like minded dressage enthusiasts. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and loved watching others ride and learn. I think the best part was cheering on my pal Lois. It was her first time at something like this and her "cow pony" Joe was a dressage star. She's a great rider so I wasn't surprised at how well they did. They even did their first dressage test on the last day with some great marks. My horse plans for August are to take in as much as I can of the Canadian National Arabian Show aka "Royal Red". It is being held in Brandon this year, previously held in Regina for as long as I can remember. This is quite a "feather in the cap" fo r the city of Brandon. I hope the city pulls out all the stops on this one in hopes of keeping this huge celebration of the Arabian horse coming back to Manitoba. This event takes place August 15-20, hope to see you there. http://www.arabianhorses.org/competitions/nationalevents/canadiannationals/2011/ also check out the Keystone Centre's website. http://www.keystonecentre.com/keystonedetail.asp?id=35 There is another Eddo Hoekstra clinic at the end of August that I would like to audit. He's become a very popular dressage clinician in Manitoba and quite a few of my dressage buddies are riding in it. Hoekstra Dressage For information on this clinic contact Susana Danyliuk at 204-466-2620. Susana she has no email in the summer months so please call her. I am hoping to get some trail riding in this month as well. Some friends are at Spruce Woods this week and if I can swing it I'd like to get out there to join them even if it's only for one day.
The article below is by Roz Moskovits. I met Roz two years when she was my dressage coach while at dressage camp.We reconnected this July while I was auditing at dressage camp. I really enjoyed our chats and have a lot of respect for her.
"WHY DO I RIDE?"
Guest column by Roz Moskovits
So often as riders we find ourselves asking "how do I ride... better, more effectively, more competitively, more correctly ...", but rarely do we ask the question, "Why do I ride?"
The "why" is your driving force behind your decisions... the decisions we make every day. Decisions like what tack or equipment to buy, what system of training we choose, which professionals we work with, and even which horse we spend our time with. There really are only three reasons why we ride: #1 - our love of horses. #2 - the technical skill development. #3 - competitive success. Quite honestly, most of us are a combination of the three. Typically, people are drawn to horses because of #1, often stay and grow with the sport because of #2, and then advance through the sport because of #3. The reality is often when riders reach the competitive stage they also become interested in the business side of the industry as breeders, trainers or coaches. This is so often the area of the industry that feeds us our professionals. As an amateur, you will likely at some point in time seek out advice, training or coaching from a professional. The point of view of this profess ional will typically be coming from the competitive side of the industry as that is where their driving force is the strongest. However, you need to listen to your own driving force in making your final decision. As an example, you may find yourself in a situation where you are working with a horse that may very well be an enjoyable animal to be around, a horse that you trust and look forward to riding each day. Your coach may see that this horse lacks skills to be competitive in the show ring and suggests you replace this animal with a more suitable show quality horse. If your driving force is #1, a love of horses, then changing your ride would be the wrong decision. If your driving force is #2 then the best decision for you may be to go as far as you possibly can on this horse to improve your technical abilities, knowing that you will replace the horse within a few years. And, if your driving force is #3 then by all means, get the right horse for the job and don't waste an y time doing it! Take a moment to think about why YOU ride. You will soon see that some of the difficult decisions we often need to make or are convinced by others to make are much clearer when we are true to our driving force. Good luck, and enjoy your ride for your own reasons!
Roz Moskovits is an EC Level 2 Dressage coach, clinician, career coach, lecturer, public speaker and business consultant based out of Saltsprings Nova Scotia. http://rozmoskovits.com
At the last minute before publishing I got an email forwarded from a friend on helmet safety. Thank you Lori Versavel for sending this to me this so I can share it with my readers. I am huge advocates for helmet use at all times. I stole my motto from a video I watched many years ago titled "Every Time, Every Ride". I constantly nag my non-helmet wearing friends to put on a helmet. I hope they are reading this...and I also hope that Jessica Jahiel doesn't mind me copying her information.
"Dear HORSE-SENSE readers, as all of you know, I am always and forever on the side of rider education and of rider brain protection in the form of equestrian helmets. Those of you who follow dressage will already know of Courtney King-Dye, an elegant young (33) rider who has been highly successful in competitive dressage with a number of different horses. Courtney has represented the USA at the World Cup and at the Olympic Games. You have probably seen some images of her; she has been featured in many magazine articles and has served as a demonstration rider for many world-famous clinicians. And now I will get to the point of this story. About sixteen months ago, Courtney was involved in a riding accident when the young horse she was riding tripped (that's TRIPPED - he was not bucking, rearing, bolting, or misbehaving in ANY way, he just TRIPPED) and fell. Courtney was not wearing her helmet. She suffered a TBI (traumatic brain injury). Cour tney was in a coma for a month and spent the following three months as an inpatient in a rehab unit - she had to re-learn some very basic skills such as walking and talking. Now, sixteen months after the accident, she is at home but still receiving a great deal of therapy. Even though she can do very few things on her own and has difficulty talking, she is working hard and hoping to return to competitive riding some day. Traumatic brain injuries happen. They happen more often and with much greater severity when riders leave their helmets at home, even if they (like Courtney) "usually" wear their helmets, and even if (like Courtney) they are extremely skilled riders, and even if the horses they are riding (like Courtney's horse) are lovely, kind, obedient, perfectly-well-behaved animals. The best and kindest horses can trip; the most skilled and talented humans can fall; human brains are delicate; helmets can protect them. I can't force anyone to wear a helmet, but I can explain why it matters. I can offer the HORSE-SENSE page TRUE HELMET STORIES http://www.horse-sense.org/stories/. Now, I can also share with all of you a link to a plea for riders to wear helmets. The person making that plea is Courtney King-Dye. Her brain is obviously injured; her heart and courage are undiminished. I'm sure that it required an enormous amount of courage for her to make this video. Please watch it and consider what she's saying - and how hard she is working to say it. She made a mistake - one that many of us have made on more than one occasion - and the price she's paying is very, very high. Right now she is looking forward to competing in Para-Dressage, once she has re-learned how to trot on her own. THINK ABOUT THIS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awJDYBhBPzk. If this gives you some added respect for the concept of riders wearing helmets, consider making yourself into the helmet-wearing role model for the other riders and potential riders in your life: People at your barn, members of your family, friends who share your interests. If you're a professional in the horse industry, consider the fact that you are also a role model for your students, and your staff. Encourage them all to watch this video. Working together, Courtney and you might save the life, or the quality of life, of someone you know. Thank you. Jessica Jahiel."
***NEWS FROM THE REGION***
RIDERS WANTED for the Ride Of Your Life! Join us on a 265 mile ride in search of a cure for breast cancer. It will be the most fun you can have with your horse this fall. Come ride the Pink Trail from Morden to Birds Hill Park. Ride for a day, a weekend, a week or the whole glorious 22 days! Riders are asked to raise $200.00 per day of riding in pledges. 100% of all pledges raised by the riders goes to Cancer Care Manitoba for Breast Cancer Research! We provide you with meals for yourself and your horse, evenings entertainment and a safe place to camp at night. Come help us ride breast cancer into the ground, One Pink Trail at a Time. We will be Legendary! www.WildPinkYonder.com
DRESSAGE WINNIPEG MID SUMMER MADNESS SHOW: Held on August 20 & 21 at the MHC Facility at Birds Hill Park. EC Bronze Competition (2 days) and an unsanctioned fun show (1 day). Come for our evening "PRANCING WITH THE STARS" Freestyle Extravaganza - any level movements, costumes, and audience vote counts 50% of score! Bring out the greenies, come try a dressage show for the first time - no DW or EC memberships required for Fun Show and lower costs in Bronze. Classes include costume, lead line, bareback test, gentleman's class, sport horse under saddle, hobby horse etc. Prize list available on Show Schedule page.
RANCH HORSE COMPETITION: Held at the Rodeo arena Harvest Festival grounds in Winkler, MB on Saturday, August 13, starting at 10:00 a.m. Open & Novice Divisions. $300.00 added money, cattle donated, all entries back into the pot. Novice fee $25.00, Open fee 30.00. You must pre-register as there are no same day entries. Great opportunity to try the event. Open to the first 20 entries. Stabling (no fee) on a 1st come, 1st served basis. Contact Karen Krueger kj_krueger@hotmail.com, 204-822-6659 for more information.
23rd Annual RIDE FOR A CHILD'S WISH & FAMILY FUN DAY: Organized by South Interlake Sub Chapter. Saturday, August 20 at the Peltier Farm in Woodlands MB. Trail ride, children's entertainment, kid's scavenger hunt, face painting, chicken & pig roast, wish auction and dance. All riders must submit pledges of a minimum of $20. per rider or $30. per family. Dinner tickets $10./adults, $5./children, or $30./family (2 adults & 3 kids), Auction tickets -25 tickets for $5. Camping available but no services. Please contact Penny pfidler@rainyday.ca or silver23@mymts.net.
WINKLER HARVEST FESTIVAL: Friday, August 12, 6:30 pm at the Stanley Ag Grounds in Winkler, MB. MBRA 3D Barrel Racing: Open $20.00, Youth $15.00, Pee Wee Free. Pole Bending- $5.00 for all divisions. Saturday, August 13, 11:00 am. MBRA 3D Barrel Racing: Open $20.00, Youth $15.00, Pee Wee Free. Barrel Racing: $5.00 all divisions. Pole Bending: $5.00 all divisions. "Men...Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Barrel Racing" $5.00 entry. Contact Kerri Unger unger.kerri@gmail.com, or call 204-822-6659 or 204-870-0749.
HORSEMANSHIP SKILLS CLINIC: Featured clinician Sherald Joynt. Friday, August 26 at the Westoba Agricultural Center of Excellence. Times: 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Cost: $40. for clinic, $10. to audit. To register contact Sandy Donald donqh@hotmail.com, 204-573-3625.
MANITOBA LIGHT HORSE ASSOCIATION ALL BREED AND CHALLENGE SHOW: Friday, August 26 to Sunday, August 28. Indoors at Westoba Agricultural Centre of Excellence in Brandon, MB. Youth & Adult Divisions. High point awards: Beginner, Youth, Classic, Walk/Trot/Jog. MGRA sanctioned, NAERIC sanctioned. Prize list on the website http://www.mlha.webs.com/
STANLEY AG SOCIETY LIGHT HORSE SHOW: 1. Friday, August 5: Open 4H Youth Show. 2. Friday eve: Open gymkhana starting at 6:30 pm, entries start at 5:00-6:15. $3.00 per class. Senior, Junior and Pee Wee. 3. August 6 & 7, Saturday and Sunday: Open Light Horse Show: Class fees $3.00, extravaganza classes $10.00. 4. Winkler trailblazers fund raiser Extreme Cowboy Challenge. Starting at approx. 1 pm Sunday, August 7. This Cowboy Challenge is an Extreme Trail pattern: obstacles that you might come across on a trail ride. 10 obstacles, must complete all 10. Judged on how well you do at each obstacle. Prize money for 4H fund raiser event is $100, $75, $ 50, $25. Contact Terry Fehr for more more information tjf@prairie.ca, 204-362-7830. Entry forms online www.stanleyagsociety.com.
***NEW ITEMS***
SHAPELY'S MTG ORIGINAL: Touted as being "Miraculous", Shapley's Original M-T-G formula has provided fast, proven results for over 69 years! Effective at both relieving skin conditions, and promoting hair growth ... the perfect healthy, shiny coat, mane and tail is our specialty! Original M-T-G has been providing quick and effective relief from numerous skin ailments since 1938! Originally formulated for humans, this safe and easy to use product is the only one needed for relief from a variety of bacterial and fungal skin problems, such as Rain Rot, Scratches, Girth Itch, Sweet Itch, Dry Skin, and Tail/Mane Rubbing. Original M-T-G provides results after just one application! Formulated to eliminate the causative agent creating the skin problem, it conditions the skin and hair around the damaged are a, promoting both healthy skin and maximum hair growth. In fact, Original M-T-G has proven to work exceptionally well promoting hair growth. Users report up to 3 inches of new growth on manes and tails in a single month. Original M-T-G creates a healthy environment for the hair follicle, resulting in maximum growth while keeping the length of the hair shaft soft and pliable for minimum breakage. Original M-T-G is a time-tested, user-supported solution to both skin healing and hair growth in a single bottle. An oil-based product that does not require washing or water for application, it is not only easy to use, but great for cold weather. Original M-T-G is also safe and effective on dogs and other animals' skin problems, such as hot spots, itching and dry skin. 946 ml. Retail $21.99.
EASY-ON ROPE HALTER: The Easy-On rope halter and lead and be quickly removed once adjusted. The easy on clip gives the crown and nose band slack when needed to halter your horse. Adjust the knots only one time for the perfect fit. Halter is made from diamond braided rot resistant rope and features a 9' lead. Easy on clip is nickel plated. Horse size 800-1100 lbs. only. Colours: Red, Turquoise, Purple, Black, Hot Pink, Blue, and Hunter Green.
Retail $19.99.
 MILK JUGG FLY TRAP: Milk Jugg Fly Trap is a convenient reusable fly trap that catches thousands of flies with a safe and effective insecticide free attractant. Patented attractant uses fly pheromones that is irresistible to flies. Easy to use kit comes with 2 attractants and 2 jug traps. Just add water with the attractant pop on the top and hang or set anywhere there is a high fly density. Trap contents should be agitated at least twice weekly.
Retail $14.99. ***Back by popular demand!
 ARENA CONE: 18" Plastic cone.
Retail $9.99.
Limited quantity available, not sure if I can get more of these so shop early.
 STALL GUARD: Clear vision tan mesh stall guard with black heavy duty webbing and nickel plated double end bolt snaps. Size 43" x 20½".
Retail $45.99.
 SLOW FEEDER HAY NET: Small mesh hay net. Great for shows, trail rides and trailers. Large 40" size holds plenty of hay to keep your horse busy at the show, campground or trailer. Made of the strongest Challenger poly hay cord for longest wear. Knotted style has 2" square holes to make your horse eat slower and make less mess. Colours: wine or royal blue.
Retail $10.99.
****AUGUST SALE ITEMS***
 PANOMEC DEWORMER: Panomec's comprehensive coverage includes two stages of bots, as well as the liver and lung stages of the ascarid worm. It also has the power to protect your horse against small strongyles - including the arterial stages of S. vulgaris, and those resistant to some benzimidazole (BZ) class compounds. Safely controls 31 species and stages of parasites. PANOMEC is indicated for the treatment of parasitic infections due to: Large strongyles: adults and arterial larval stages of Strongylus vulgaris, adults of S. edentatus, S. equinus and Triodontophorus spp. Small strongyles: including those resistant to some benzimidazole class compounds: adults and immature forms of Cyathostomum spp., Cylicocyclus spp., Cylicostephanus spp., Cylicodontophorus spp. and Gyalocephalus spp. Intestinal threadworms (adults): Strongyloides westeri. Pinworms (adult and immature forms): Oxyuris equi Ascarids (adult and third and fourth stage larvae): Parascaris equorum. Hairworms (adult): Trichostrongylus axei Large-mouth stomach worms (adult): Habronema muscae Neck threadworms (microfilariae): Onchocerca sp. Bots (oral and gastric stages): Gastrophilus intestinalis, G. nasalis. PANOMEC may aid in the clinical improvement of dermatoses caused by cutaneous larvae of Habronema spp., Draschia spp. and microfilariae of Onchocerca sp. Can use with horses of all ages including pregnant mares, young foals and yearlings. One tube treats 600 kg (1320 pounds) of body weight.
Retail $16.99... AUGUST SALE $12.99!!!
 WOMEN'S BOSS® GUARD GLOVES: Split leather palm and fingertips. Double stitched in high wear areas. Flexible spandex back. Adjustable hook and loop wrist closure for a secure fit. Comfort fit design. The Women's Boss® Guard is the ideal glove for any tasks that require high dexterity and flexibility. Split leather palm, index finger and fingertips. Spandex back and keystone thumb for flexibility. Elastic cuff with adjustable hook and loop closure for the perfect fit. Double stitched in high wear areas for longer glove life. Offered in pink, green and purple.
Retail $12.99... SALE $9.99!!
 NATURAL HORSEMANSHIP ENGLISH/FINESSE REINS: Fluid communication with a buckle end rein giving the rider positive contact with the horse. Black with black leather buckles. 10 ft long x 1/2" cord.
Retail $55.99... AUGUST SALE $45.99!!! Limited to current inventory.
 BRIGHTON PLAIN RAISED SNAFFLE BRIDLE: Elegance at an incredible price! Features raised, self-padded noseband and browband. Laced reins with hook stud ends. Stainless steel hardware. Colour: Hazelnut. Sizes: Cob or Full.
Retail $89.99.... 1/2 PRICE $44.99!!! Limited to current inventory.
 ROOM MATES WALL APPLIQUES: These Wild Horses wall stickers are absolutely gorgeous, and we promise they will appeal to horse fans of all ages. Horses of every size and color will seem to come alive on your walls (or on any other smooth surface). Add the self-adhesive border (sold separately) for the finishing touch. This product is printed on clear material for a "stenciled" look. White or light colored walls are recommended for best results.
Retail $17.99... SALE $13.47!!!
 HEAVY DUTY FLY SHEET by WEAVER: Heavy-duty design offers dependable fly protection. Double buckle front closures for easy on and off. Action shoulder gussets for freedom of movement. Rubber grommets on surcingles provide more secure closure, two leg straps help keep sheet in place. Size 80" belly band. Current stock only. Available at time of publishing: 68", 70", 72", 76", 78". Tan with navy binding.
Retail $119.99... SALE $99.99!!!
Limited to current inventory.
 KONK 409: Very effective in areas such as food handling establishments, restaurants, homes, stores, hotels, motels, schools and other public buildings, dairies, barns, farm milk houses, canneries, breweries and food processing plants. KONK 409 contains 0.974% pyrethrins.
Retail $18.99... AUGUST SALE $15.99!!!
 ABSORBINE SHOW SHEEN HAIR POLISH: Show Sheen®, North America's #1 selling hair polish, has a unique formula which provides the serious horse owner with an unsurpassed multi-purpose grooming aid. This unique formula coats each hair shaft to keep manes and tails tangle free, and its conditioning action reduces static fly-aways. It makes coats smooth and sleek, and it accentuates body tone and definition. Show Sheen repels dust, dirt, and stains - protecting your grooming job and keeping your horse cleaner, longer. America's favorite hair polish and coat conditioner can reduce grooming time by as much as 80%. Produces finest show-ring shine. Great detangler - keeps mane and tail tangle free. Keeps horse cleaner by preventing the penetration of stains and the collection of dirt and dust. Lasts a we ek between washings. Apply after shampooing. Do not apply under saddle area. More horses have won ribbons with Show Sheen than any other grooming product in the world. Its non-sticky formula keeps manes and tails tangle free, while accentuating body tone and definition. 950 ml spray bottleand 3.8 refill jug. Retail $14.99/950 ml spray bottle...
AUGUST SALE $12.99!!! Retail $35.99/3.8 L...AUGUST SALE $30.99!!!
 HOOF NIPPERS: Basic set of hoof nippers with plastic coated handles for comfort. Retail $34.99.... AUGUST SALE $27.99!!!
ULTRA SHIELD EX: First there was ULTRA SHIELD EX: First there was UltraShield® and now there's UltraShield® EX, the new standard in fly control protection from Absorbine®. UltraShield® EX is the first weatherproof, sweat-resistant formula that can provide 17 days of fly control. It's the hardest working insecticide-repellent around and it can even be used on dogs. The most advanced, ready-to-use fly, mosquito and tick repellent available. Sweat-resistant, weather proof and contains two sunscreens. Kills and repels insects for 17 days, including mosquitoes that transmit West Nile Virus. Made with natural Pyrethrins (from chrysanthemums), Permethrin and Piperonyl Butoxide. Use on horses, dogs, stalls and bedding. 950 ml spray bottle or 3.8 L refill jug. 946 ml spray bottle.
Retail $23.99... AUGUST SALE 19.99!!!
 SWAT OINTMENT: Wounds, open sores, scratches and abrasions must be protected from dirt, filth, and most disease carrying flies. Swat is botanically derived. Pyrethrin formula repels house flies, stable flies, face flies and horn flies. Ideal for use in the ears and around face. 170 gm. Available in clear or pink formulas.
Retail $16.99... AUGUST SALE 14.99!!!
I really need to clear out some western saddle pads. These pads are being cleared out at garage sale prices! First come first serve!
 ABETTA NAVAJO PAD: Hand woven Navajo top and bottom with thick hair felt centre. Oversized wear leathers. 30" x 32". Colours: hunter/ivory, grey/black, red/black, white/blue.
Retail $59.95...CLEARANCE $25.95!!!
 ABETTA HERCULON ROPER PAD: Durable Herculon top, hair felt centre, hospital fleece lining, 4" cutback neck and 10" triple thick front, oversized wear leathers. 30" x 31". Colours: grey/tan fleck, 2 tone green fleck, green/tan fleck (as shown).
Retail $85.95... CLEARANCE $25.95!!!
 ABETTA DODGEVILLE PAD: Hair felt centre and hospital fleece lining. Over sized Wear leathers. 30" x 32". Colours: tan/ blue-rose stripe, purple/gold & blue stripe, grey/black & red stripe (as shown), and royal blue/ red & black stripe.
Retail $79.95...CLEARANCE $25.95!!!
 WEAVER CLASSIC HALTER: Beautiful solid brass eyelets and tips add a touch of class. Highest quality nylon halter features rolled throats, diamond stitching with colour coordinated thread at stress points and brass hardware. Sizes: YEARLING: red x 1, navy x 1, ht green x 1, black x 2. SMALL/COB: black x 1. LARGE: navy x 2.
Retail $31.99.... CLEARANCE $15.99!!!
 NYLON LEADS: Single-ply nylon lead with brass snap and 8" brass chain. Hunter green x 1, sand x 1.
Retail $14.99... CLEARANCE SALE $8.99!!!
 OVERSIZED SNAFFLE BRIDLE: Made from imported leather. Features round raised browband and noseband, laced reins with hook studs, stainless steel hardware. Havana. Oversize.
Retail $59.99... CLEARANCE $24.99!!!
 TUFFRIDER STRETCH SHOW SHEET: Great sheet to keep horse dust free while trailering or cozy and clean at the show. Not recommended for turnout. Attractive two-tone stretch sheet with single front velcro style closure, belly surcingle and tail tie. Assorted colours. Sizes 72" mint/tan x 1, 74" mint/tan x 2, 82" pink/tan x 1. Retail $49.95... CLEARANCE $25.95!!!
***CLASSIFIED ADS***
When placing a classified ad please include what community you are from, contact phone # and email address. All items listed for sale must state an asking price. Ads are listed in order they are received and may be edited to make the best use of space. The FREE classifieds are limited to one issue. Good luck buying and selling. Ads must be equine related. Email me your ad drafts in plain text suestackshop@mymts.net
TACK FOR SALE: Schleese JES Elite 17" dressage saddle, 2007 model. Black. Regular length flap, air panels. Excellent condition. Very comfortable saddle. Check it out on the Schleese site http://www.schleese.com/THEJESELITE. I have my own pictures to email if you are interested. New this saddle sells for $4,000. This saddle can be adjusted to fit any horse. $2,300. Sue suestackshop@mymts.net, toll free 877-822-3550 (wk). Morden, MB.
HORSE FOR SALE: "Shes Oh So Dynamic" 2010 AQHA dun yrlg filly, NAERIC advantage. Sired By Zips Rio Dun Out of a Daughter of Golden Echo Bar. Pretty and feminine, very quiet natured horse and nice to be around. Pretty stylish filly that would make a nice show horse or fancy trail horse Halter broke, up to date on her vaccinations, dewormed and hoof care. Comes in at night and is on pasture by day. $650. Pictures available to email. Shelley shelmin@mymts.net, 204-739-2316. Rathwell, MB.
HAY FOR SALE: Good quality horse hay, small square bales. $3.50/bale. M. & J. Elliott 204-435-2840. Miami, MB.
HORSE FOR SALE: Black & white Paint/Percheron/Thoroughbred filly, born June 1, 2011. Clean straight legs and sweet baby-doll face. Very friendly, eagerly leaves mom and herd to visit. Picks up all four feet, halters and leads. Sire 15.1 hh, dam (registered APHA) 14 hh. Email for photos. $300. obo. stesch@thesoccerpatch.com. Stony Mountain, MB.
HORSE FOR SALE: Dark brown Shire/Thoroughbred/Percheron yearling gelding. Medium bone, should be decent size but elegant. Very friendly and willing partner. Often grazes alone, out of sight of herd but places middle, socially. Not spooky in the least. Leads, ties, good for farrier. To begin ground and bridle work immediately. Email for photos. $800. obo. brendagolas@live.ca. Stony Mountain, MB.
HORSE TRAINING: Colt-starting to advanced,western. Cost: $700./month, including board. Call Dennis Highmoor dwhighmoor@gmail.com, 204-236-4428 or 734-0355. Swan River area.
HORSE FOR SALE: Reg. solid buckskin Paint filly, born May, 2011. Has a star, snip and two hind socks. Friendly & quiet, should mature 15.1-2 hh. Sire and dam are 15.2 hh and well built. All around type horse that would excel at most disciplines. She'll be well halter broke, dewormed and feet trimmed by the time she is ready to go (end of September) which is the end of september. $600. Email for further information, pictures or to arrange a visit. Sherry
hopefulfarmpaints@hotmail.com. Dugald, MB.
HORSES FOR SALE: 1. IDL Kayden - 2008 purebred 15 hh 3 yr old grey Arabian gelding. Sired by four time Regional halter champion GF Forever Magic + by Magic Dream CAHR and out of WWA Ceara Gazal by Gazal Al Shaqab. Regional Reserve Championship in Sport Horse In Hand as well as two top fives in halter! Going well under saddle, some trail miles put on. He will make a great pleasure horse to enjoy and an exception show horse both in hand and under saddle. He is very suited to dressage/sport horse, shown aptitude in free jumping chute, do well in the hunter ring. Great temperament, great conformation with a solid build, gorgeous movement. $3,200. 2. "RNX Truly A Dream" 2003 Purebred bay Arabian mare. Confirmed In foal to DTD Jess Dancin , due 05/12. Trudy is a very rare double Magic Dream bred mare;sired by four time Regional Halter Champion GF Forever Magic by Magic Dream CAHR and out of Chelsea Dream who is also sired by GF Forever Magic+. Beautiful big bodied mare, lots of pretty, solid and stellar conformation. $4,000. w/o foal $3,200. 3. "STLA Primed And Ready" 2006 purebred black Arabian mare. Sweepstakes nominated. Confirmed in foal to DTD Jess Dancin, due 04/12. Sired by Winchester V by Desperado V and out of GA Prima Mahogany by Padrons Mahogany. As black as they come, perfect heart shaped marking on her forehead. Broke to ride, will be an amazing western pleasure show horse with some finishing work. Gaits are smooth, soft and simple to ride. Her foal is sure to be a western pleasure superstar. $8,500. w/o foal $7,500. Price is firm. 4. "M Chromed Angel" 1998 purebred bay Arabian mare, open. Sired by R-Neptune (by Arpan) and out of a mare Taj's Abah Angel Rozeh. Substantial built to work and last. Well broke to ride, many many miles on the trail. Endurance raced , been in parades, ridden by children. Produced very nice foals with DTD Jess Dancin. Simple mare, no vices, no issues. $3,200. 5. "LDF Docbars Moonspots" 1998 red dun overo APHA mare, open. Sired by Mucha Docbar and out of Carmens Moon Child. Tank of a mare with gorgeous coloring. Very sweet,and very laid back. Broke to ride, used in beginner lesson program. Slow and steady in the ring, would be great for walk trot, has a little more go on the trail. Two wonderful half Arabian foals, a bay overo and and solid red dun. Excellent broodmare, easy keeper, simple to operate girl with no vices and great health. $5,500. firm. 6. "Dancin To Fame HH" 2011 purebred chestnut Arabian filly. Sweepstakes nominated. Sired by DTD Jess Dancin and is out Fame's Lady (Fame VF daughter). Had wonderful filly at 24 years of age. Strong and healthy, excellent condition. Pretty, with lots of chrome, a great body. S weet and easy going. $2,500. 7. "Keep On Dancin HH" 2011 purebred bay Arabian filly. Sweepstakes nominated. Region 17 futurity entry. Sired by DTD Jess Dancin and out of Keepalo Profile. Fancy, upright, tall and leggy filly that has a lot of show. This filly is not one to pass up, exceptional pedigree. $2,200. 8. "Dancin Queen HH" 2011 purebred bay Arabian filly. Sweepstakes nominated. Sired by DTD Jess Dancin and out of M Chromed Angel. Pretty with very feminine features, beautiful type, huge doe eyes. Tons of character and light floating movement, bold an brazen and is really going to go places. $2,200. 9. "Dancin On Ayer HH" 2010 purebred bay Arabian gelding, sweepstakes nominated. Sired by DTD Jess Dancin and out of M Chromed Angel. Tall and big bodied yearling gelding who loves to show off. Excellent to handle, good for farrier, shots, worming and clipping. Excel at hunter and sport horse with big strong and flashy movement. $2,000. 10. "Keepalo Profile" 1999 purebred bay Arabian mare. Confirmed in foal to *Empres PASB, due May/12. Sired by AA Profile by Bask Flame and is out of ES Undeniable. Exceptional pedigree. Firecracker, and loves to go, incredible to ride with extreme power and collection yet light as a feather. Shown last season in hunter pleasure after two week refresher after 6 years off. Great producing mare; gives her babies her flair, great neck, amazing movement and huge glassy eyes. $4,000. or $3,200 w/o foal. 11. "Xtreme Glory" 2003 15.2 hh black bay tobiano partbred Arabian mare. Confirmed in foal to DTD Jess Dancin. Glory's sire is a gorgeous American Saddlebred stallion TF X-Treme. Great substance and big movement. Broke to ride, but at this time still requires an experienced rider. $3,500. or $3,000. w/o foal. For pedigrees and pictures and more infor mation visit http://www.hoof-haven.com/subindex.html
Renee@hoof-haven.com, 306-277-4400.Ridgedale, SK.
HAY FOR SALE: First cut grass/alfalfa small square bales. 60-65 lb average weight. Stored inside. Feed analysis available. $4.25/bale. Round bales will become available. Contact Tim Fehr 204-325-2460, talkfehr@mymts.net.Morden, MB.
TACK FOR SALE: Collegiate close contact saddles, 16 1/2" and 17 1/2". Excellent condition. $500./each, obo. Must sell.
brandycatton@yahoo.ca
TACK FOR SALE: Brand new English bridles, never been near a horse. 1. Collegiate raised fancy stitched bridle complete with reins, havana color, cob size. $80. 2. Vespucci raised fancy stitched flash bridle padded crown brow band and nose band, newmarket color, cob size (fits generous), no reins. $100. 3. Vespucci raised flash bridle with padded mono crown brow band and nose band, black color, cob size (fits generous), no reins. $120. 4. Da Vinci raised figure-8 nose band with sheepskin centre, dark chestnut color, horse size $25. 5. Amigo Insulator heavy weight stable blanket. Size 81". $60. Lise liseharrison@gmail.com. Winnipeg, MB.
HORSES FOR SALE: Boulder Ridge Ranch has a very flashy group of foals this year. 1. Bay filly "Gypsy" sire: Bam Bam X TB. $3,000. 2. Bay colt "Hoza" sire:Bam Bam X TB. $3,000. 3. Bay colt " Jimminy Crickets" sire: Bam Bam X TB. $5,000. 4. Colt grey "Grand Torino" sire: Bam Bam X Trakehner. $8,000. 5. Colt grey " Hudson" sire Bam Bam x Radjah Z mare. $8,000. 6. Colt bay with 4 socks. "Landini" sire Bam Bam X Easturn Ruler mare.$8,000. Foals will be registered CWHBA. Visitors always welcomed. Gene and Chelsea Hacault brr@inethome.ca, 204-526-0395. St.Alphonse. MB. www.boulderridgeranch.com.
TACK FOR SALE: Meadowbrook cart. Excellent condition. Price reduced. $2,000. firm. brandycatton@yahoo.ca.
HORSE FOR FREE LEASE: 17 yr old 14.2 hh grey Arab gelding for free lease to the right home. "Taz" is quiet, sweet and not spooky, fabulous manners, very quick learner, loves to work. Looking for a youngster to give him some love and riding time. Fabulous trail horse, experienced in lessons; knows his leads, leg yielding, etc, loads, up to date on shots, farrier and teeth. With his age his back is starting to sway, best not to have to support an adult rider. Contact Tanya tanyatabin@gmail.com, 204-771-4701. Tyndall, MB.
HORSE FOR SALE: 7 yr old reg. part bred Arabian/Quarter Horse mare Well trained, can be ridden english, western, show ring and trail. 14.3 hh, bay with 2 white socks and white heart on forehead. Good ground manners, trailers well, a real sweet mare. Up to date farrier and vet. $1,500. Joyce 204-866-4160. Anola, MB.
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