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Thanks for the info. Big time hive problem.

--- On Sun, 9/13/09, Karen Clark <mystickiger@...> wrote:

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Subject: Re: [pnhainc] Att: Karen Clark
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2009, 12:43 PM

Hi Rose,

That would be Mellissa Voll-Strouffer, VMD from Ridgeview Veterinary Services. The clinic's phone number is 724 694-9100.

Hope your allergy problem isn't too severe!

Karen

--- On Tue, 9/8/09, faith_quarterhorse <faith_quarterhorse@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: faith_quarterhorse <faith_quarterhorse@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [pnhainc] Att: Karen Clark
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups .com
Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 6:18 PM

Can you tell me the name of that young female vet that came to a meeting last year to talk about allergies? A phone number, too, if you have one.

#89

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Sun Sep 13, 2009 4:43 pm
Subject: Re: Att: Karen Clark

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Hi Rose,

That would be Mellissa Voll-Strouffer, VMD from Ridgeview Veterinary Services. The clinic's phone number is 724 694-9100.

Hope your allergy problem isn't too severe!

Karen

--- On Tue, 9/8/09, faith_quarterhorse <faith_quarterhorse@...> wrote:

From: faith_quarterhorse <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Subject: [pnhainc] Att: Karen Clark
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 6:18 PM

Can you tell me the name of that young female vet that came to a meeting last year to talk about allergies? A phone number, too, if you have one.

#88

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Tue Sep 8, 2009 10:18 pm
Subject: Att: Karen Clark

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Can you tell me the name of that young female vet that came to a meeting last
year to talk about allergies?  A phone number, too, if you have one.

#87

From: Melody Brunty <melody.brunty@...>
Date: Tue Jul 28, 2009 5:41 pm
Subject: Re: Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?

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Thank you so much for the information Rose. I will keep this and print it out for me. :) I spoke to a lady where I may board the new horse I am hoping to get about bare foot keeping-and do you know, she keeps all her horses that way! She actually trims them herself and showed me all her new equipment that she uses. Her one horse was always in shoes and had chronically abcessing front feet. It took several months-but now the horse is abcess-free! She has a friend who is a farrier and he taught her.

I think there may be something to this barefoot thing.

Hope your horse continues to improve. :)

Love & thanks,

Melody

From: Rose Coffman <faith_quarterhorse@...>
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 2:06:29 PM
Subject: Re: [pnhainc] Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?

Not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for but cytek farriers are about as close to this as I have found. You can go to www.cytekhorseshoei ng.com and they have farriers listed. I know my chronically lame horse is doing so much better. I did have to put front shoes on, but you may want to check them out. I also think Clinton Anderson does the "natural barefoot" trimming on his horses so you might want to contact his people and maybe they could refer you.

--- On Sun, 7/12/09, melody.brunty <melody.brunty@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: melody.brunty <melody.brunty@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [pnhainc] Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups .com
Date: Sunday, July 12, 2009, 5:02 PM

I was recently introduced to the 'Natural barefoot Trimming' idea by another horsewoman. She learned this skill out in California & is keeping her horses (and the one I am loking at) this way. She has had no problems with it. Is there anybody here in the Gbg area certified to do it? Does anyone know of any schools or clinics that teach this around here? (I found a clinic down in VA that is holding a clinic soon). It sounds like a great idea for what I would like to do with a couple of horses that I am looking at. Thanks!-Melody

#86

From: Rose Coffman <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Wed Jul 15, 2009 7:06 pm
Subject: Re: Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?

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Not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for but cytek farriers are about as close to this as I have found. You can go to www.cytekhorseshoeing.com and they have farriers listed. I know my chronically lame horse is doing so much better. I did have to put front shoes on, but you may want to check them out. I also think Clinton Anderson does the "natural barefoot" trimming on his horses so you might want to contact his people and maybe they could refer you.

--- On Sun, 7/12/09, melody.brunty <melody.brunty@...> wrote:

From: melody.brunty <melody.brunty@...>
Subject: [pnhainc] Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 12, 2009, 5:02 PM

I was recently introduced to the 'Natural barefoot Trimming' idea by another horsewoman. She learned this skill out in California & is keeping her horses (and the one I am loking at) this way. She has had no problems with it. Is there anybody here in the Gbg area certified to do it? Does anyone know of any schools or clinics that teach this around here? (I found a clinic down in VA that is holding a clinic soon). It sounds like a great idea for what I would like to do with a couple of horses that I am looking at. Thanks!-Melody

#85

From: "melody.brunty" <melody.brunty@...>
Date: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:02 pm
Subject: Are their any 'natrual barefoot' trimming farriers around the Greensburg area?

melody.brunty

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I was recently introduced to the 'Natural barefoot Trimming' idea by another
horsewoman. She learned this skill out in California & is keeping her horses
(and the one I am loking at) this way. She has had no problems with it. Is there
anybody here in the Gbg area certified to do it? Does anyone know of any schools
or clinics that teach this around here? (I found a clinic down in VA that is
holding a clinic soon). It sounds like a great idea for what I would like to do
with a couple of horses that I am looking at. Thanks!-Melody

#84

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 5:32 pm
Subject: Fencing question

faith_quarte...

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Got a problem with fencing.  (I board)  There is high tensel wire that has been
covered with plastic, but the plastic is coming off in places.  In the past I
would use a small screw driver to try to open up the plastic enough to slip the
wire back in.  Now there are huge areas that have come loose and I believe there
is some kind of tool made specifically for this purpose.  Does anyone know what
it's called and where I could get one?

#83

From: "Christine McKinney" <echorider17@...>
Date: Tue Mar 24, 2009 1:17 pm
Subject: Equine affaire ticket/Sat eve show

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Hi All, I am doing a quick trip to the Affaire, Leaving with 2 other ladys, on
Saturday 6Am, returning Sunday and stopping at Cabella's on way home, Have room
for I more and/or I have ONE extra ticket for Fantasia, front row seat by
entrance gait $ 27.75. Anyone interested let me know and I call yah for any
other details. Chris

#82

From: "wghyhrt" <wghyhrt@...>
Date: Wed Feb 18, 2009 6:53 am
Subject: I want to meet you. Give me a chance!

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#81

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:43 am
Subject: Att: Dottie Eyler

faith_quarte...

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Looks like Larry Love was from Purina and Dottie posted the original
msg.  Do you know his email address?  Thanks.

#80

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:41 am
Subject: Does anyone remember how to contact?

faith_quarte...

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There was a man named Larry Love from Buckeye feeds that was on this
site for some reason and I had contacted him, but lost the info he gave
me and I wanted to try to contact him again.  Does anyone know his
email?  I am gonna try going on buckeye website, but I thought maybe he
did a talk at a recent meeting or something??????

#79

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:33 am
Subject: PNHA May Gathering Planning Meeting

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Saturday January 31, 2009

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Hosted by

Joanna Swartz

379 Spruce Hollow Road

Vandergrift, PA 15690

(724) 845-9790

Everyone is welcome to join in the planning of our Gathering to be held at Crooked Creek Horse Park on May 9th.

Directions can be found at http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Vandergrift&state=PA&zipcode=15690-9026&country=US&latitude=40.6764&longitude=-79.5313&geocode=STREET .

Bring your ideas! We will conclude the overall format of the event, finalize advertising , etc. If you cannot attend, but would like to share your ideas please email them to Karen at info@....

You may also contact Karen at (724) 859-7938

#78

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:33 am
Subject: PNHA February Meeting Reminder

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PNHA General Membership Meeting

Thursday February 5, 2009

Held at: Misty Hollow Equine Practice

740 McQuilkin Road

Apollo, PA 15613

Time: Social 6:30 p.m. Meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Our host and guest speaker will be Yvonne Liddell, DVM. Dr. Liddell's presentation will be on Complimentary Medicines (massage therapy, equine chiropractic, acupuncture, herbalogy, etc.)

Pizza will be served from 6:30 - 7:00. A $3 donation will be appreciated. Immediately following our speaker there will be a brief membership meeting. Details of our upcoming Tack Swap, kick off of the PNHA Lending Library, updates on the May Gathering, and announcement of the nominees to our BOD for next month's general vote will be covered at this meeting.

Candy for our current fundraiser will be available for pick up at this meeting.

Plan on joining for this information filled meeting! Directions to Misty Hollow Equine Practice can be found at http://pnhainc.com/CALENDAR_12%20MONTHS.htm .

If you have any questions, please contact Karen Clark at 724-859-7938

#77

From: "Darlene" <clarkm5@...>
Date: Wed Jan 21, 2009 1:08 am
Subject: Thought this was cute :-)

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We will soon need to once again embrace the original ..Sport Utility Vehicle!!

#76

From: Laurie Toy <sonniegirl325@...>
Date: Fri Jan 16, 2009 8:08 pm
Subject: Re: Hello

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I am up to ride anywhere. Crooked creek trails are hard to follow. Funny I can find my way over to the trail head from the park but finding my way back without going on this horribel trail is difficult for me but we make the best of it.

We go to Benezette for weekend in Sept and is a great ride. Please leave me know where you are riding and I am sure I wouldnt mind tagging/riding along

Laurie

--- On Fri, 1/16/09, Karen Clark <mystickiger@...> wrote:

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Subject: Re: [pnhainc] Hello
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 8:23 AM

Welcome Laurie! You're sure right on the freezing part. Spring will be here before we know it but not too soon for me given this morning's temperatures. Where are you located? Do you have a favorite place to trail ride? I'm most familiar with the trails around the Crooked Creek area but this past fall got to do some riding around Moraine State Park. I really loved those trails.

We are still putting our schedule together for the 2009 but hope to do a couple of group rides. If there's enough interest I think a fall ride at Moraine would be fun. Any other places anyone would like to see?

Karen

--- On Tue, 1/13/09, Laurie <sonniegirl325@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Laurie <sonniegirl325@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [pnhainc] Hello
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups .com
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 8:40 PM

Hello my name is laurie and I am interested in trail riding and alway
looking for a new place to ride. I know it is January and freezing
outside but does anyone have trail rides scheduled for spring/summer
etc yet?
sonniegirl325@ yahoo.com

#75

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:23 pm
Subject: Re: Hello

mystickiger

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Welcome Laurie! You're sure right on the freezing part. Spring will be here before we know it but not too soon for me given this morning's temperatures. Where are you located? Do you have a favorite place to trail ride? I'm most familiar with the trails around the Crooked Creek area but this past fall got to do some riding around Moraine State Park. I really loved those trails.

We are still putting our schedule together for the 2009 but hope to do a couple of group rides. If there's enough interest I think a fall ride at Moraine would be fun. Any other places anyone would like to see?

Karen

--- On Tue, 1/13/09, Laurie <sonniegirl325@...> wrote:

From: Laurie <sonniegirl325@...>
Subject: [pnhainc] Hello
To: pnhainc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 8:40 PM

Hello my name is laurie and I am interested in trail riding and alway
looking for a new place to ride. I know it is January and freezing
outside but does anyone have trail rides scheduled for spring/summer
etc yet?
sonniegirl325@ yahoo.com

#74

From: "Laurie" <sonniegirl325@...>
Date: Wed Jan 14, 2009 1:40 am
Subject: Hello

sonniegirl325

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Hello my name is laurie and I am interested in trail riding and alway
looking for a new place to ride. I know it is January and freezing
outside but does anyone have trail rides scheduled for spring/summer
etc yet?
sonniegirl325@...

#73

From: "girlbsmblog" <girlbsmblog@...>
Date: Thu Jan 8, 2009 8:18 am
Subject: I want to meet you. Give me a chance!

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#72

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:13 pm
Subject: PNHA January Meeting Notice

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PNHA General Membership Meeting

Thursday January 8, 2009

Held at Pitzer's Crooked Creek Inn

Ford City, PA

Time: Social 6:30 p.m. Meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Our guest speaker will be Jessica Schaub from the Armstrong Conservation District of the County Animal Response Teams (CART). CART is the most critical aspect of Pennsylvania's SART program. Large Animal Response Training is a key part of this program.

Animal emergencies create danger for animals and their owners. Lack of preparation often leads to unnecessary tragedy, human injury, and economic loss. Pennsylvania is home to millions of agricultural and domestic animals. SART encourages all horse owners to evacuate with their animals to prevent endangering human and animal lives. If evacuation is not possible, developing alternative plans to provide for the safety of your horses need to be developed and put in writing. By remembering to include your horses as part of your family's emergency evacuation plan, you can avoid those last minute decisions that could endanger the safety of your family and horses.

Join us at our first meeting of 2009 to learn more about CART in our communities. A brief membership meeting will immediately follow.

Happy New Year!!!

If you have any questions, please contact Karen Clark at 724-859-7938

#71

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2008 3:03 am
Subject: Att: Linda

faith_quarte...

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There was a nice lady named Linda, on here, who recommended her farrier
to me.  I don't have your last name or number anymore, but I just
wanted to give you an update.  I won't mention the farrier by name, but
just wanted to tell you he showed up once, a few months ago, after I
called him, did a good job, then screwed over me royally by not showing
up anymore and has evaded phone calls, not returned calls.  He sent
someone else in his place, who is a nice guy, but he did a poor job.
So I am in a bad way now, looking for another farrier.When I called him
about 3 weeks ago to tell him the guy he palmed me off on did a poor
job and I felt he should come and make it right, he said he'd call me
back the next day, and as you can imagine, hasn't ever called back.

Only reason I'm telling you this is that I know you had a good heart in
recommending him, but he's not reliable.  I also heard from the horse
grapevine, after the fact, that he already has a reputation for this
sort of behavior.  It's really a shame that he runs his business this
way and in the end, it's the innocent horses that suffer.

#70

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Thu Dec 11, 2008 2:36 am
Subject: Fw: Webinar Invitation: "PURINA HORSE HEALTH FAIR" by Dr Katie Young, PhD"

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--- On Wed, 12/10/08, Dottie Eyler <andray2@...> wrote:

From: Dottie Eyler <andray2@...>
Subject: Fw: Webinar Invitation: "PURINA HORSE HEALTH FAIR" by Dr Katie Young, PhD"
To: "Colleen Batten" <apalominogal@...>, "Karen Clark" <mystickiger@...>, "Ethel Coleman" <colemanjb@...>, "vera duck" <gardner1952@...>, "Rusty Kraft" <rusty140@...>, "Jamie Letham" <cowgirlbyheart_16@...>, "Linda Rainey" <lindarainey@...>, "Eric Reed" <reedreininghorses@...>, "Joan Setree" <jeswak@...>, "Kerry Wick" <wicksrockies@...>
Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 3:07 PM

--- On Mon, 12/8/08, Love, Larry <Larry.Love@...> wrote:

From: Love, Larry <Larry.Love@...>
Subject: Webinar Invitation: "PURINA HORSE HEALTH FAIR" by Dr Katie Young, PhD"
To:
Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 9:13 AM

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Join us for a Webinar on December 11

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#69

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Sat Nov 29, 2008 6:02 pm
Subject: Horse for Sale

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I know there aren't alot of people on here anymore, but if you know of
anyone looking for a horse, you can pass this on.  I'm not in a hurry
to find her a new home, I am planning to keep her thru winter anyway.

I have a nice 10 year old QH mare that I am very reluctantly selling.
I've had her 5 years and love her so much but she is a bit beyond my
riding ability and confidence level.  She's healthy, never had any
problems, has very good feet.  I've done Parelli with her, she does her
ground work very well, she learns very fast. I just don't have the
confidence to ride her.  She needs a solid, confident leader. She needs
to have a job to do when being ridden, she gets bored easily because
she learns things so fast.

We've worked with a local natural horsemanship trainer for the past
year, he's ridden her and she does very well for him.

She's up to date on shots, has her feet done regularly , has always had
her teeth floated yearly (just done this month), has a current Coggins.
I am asking $2800 for her.  If anyone out there might be interested,
let me know and I can email you photos.  Rose Coffman

#68

From: Rose Coffman <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:12 pm
Subject: Re: 33 Horse Truths

faith_quarte...

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Alot of good ones there. I like #31.

--- On Sun, 11/23/08, Karen Clark <mystickiger@...> wrote:

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Subject: [pnhainc] 33 Horse Truths
To: "PNHA INC." <pnhainc@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 7:31 AM

I recently recieved this from a friend. Number 9 is my favorite, how true! Thought it was worth passing along - enjoy!

Karen

1. People who don't take care of their own horses
will be the first ones to tell you how to care for
yours.
2. You should never buy a cheap girth!
3. A handsome horse who's badly behaved will
become a lot less attractive in about 15 min.
4. People who think they have nothing more to learn
about riding hit the ground the hardest.
5. Children and ponies are natural allies and often
have identical dispositions.
6. The richest horse people often look the poorest.
7. The closeness of a horse is one of the sweetest
smells in the world.
8. A solitary ride through the woods is more
beneficial then six months with the best
psychiatrist.
9. The worse a person rides the more likely
they are going to blame it on the horse.
10. The best thing about going to the barn
first thing in the morning is that horses
don't care how you look.
11. If a dealer insists a horse is worth twice what
he's asking he's usually worth half that much.
12. The best way to appreciate how another
person rides is to get on their horse.
13. I can recognize another horse person
no matter what town, city, state, county
or country I visit.
14. You can never have too many hoof picks.
15. It is not always wise to argue with something
that outweighs you by 1,000 pounds
16. I'd rather have a horse with a perfect
mind then a perfect head.
17. Eight hours is not too long to be in the saddle!
18. If you think you have left the water on in
the barn you have, if you think you have closed
the pasture gate you haven't.
19. When someone asks you if you like their horse,
always say yes
20. The happiest people I know own horses,
dogs, cats and at least one deranged goat.
21. If you're looking for the perfect horse,
you will never own one.
22. Owning a horse can either make a marriage
or break it.
23. I'd rather lose my Chap Stick
than my curb strap.
24. You shouldn't talk about your first place
ribbon to someone that came in second.
25. If someone says that horse has a little buck,
it has a BIG buck.
26. If we need rain, schedule a show.
27. I've never warmed up to someone who
didn't want to walk down to the stables.
28. A clean stable and a sparkling horse
are among life's great pleasures.
29. A FREE horse is not a cheap horse.
There is usually something very wrong it.
30. No matter how badly behaved you are,
your horse always gives you a second chance.
31. A expensive horse doesn't make a better horse.
32. I can't stand to have an empty stable.
33. Losing a horse can break your heart,
but it will have been worth it.

#67

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Sun Nov 23, 2008 12:31 pm
Subject: 33 Horse Truths

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I recently recieved this from a friend. Number 9 is my favorite, how true! Thought it was worth passing along - enjoy!

Karen

1. People who don't take care of their own horses
will be the first ones to tell you how to care for
yours.
2. You should never buy a cheap girth!
3. A handsome horse who's badly behaved will
become a lot less attractive in about 15 min.
4. People who think they have nothing more to learn
about riding hit the ground the hardest.
5. Children and ponies are natural allies and often
have identical dispositions.
6. The richest horse people often look the poorest.
7. The closeness of a horse is one of the sweetest
smells in the world.
8. A solitary ride through the woods is more
beneficial then six months with the best
psychiatrist.
9. The worse a person rides the more likely
they are going to blame it on the horse.
10. The best thing about going to the barn
first thing in the morning is that horses
don't care how you look.
11. If a dealer insists a horse is worth twice what
he's asking he's usually worth half that much.
12. The best way to appreciate how another
person rides is to get on their horse.
13. I can recognize another horse person
no matter what town, city, state, county
or country I visit.
14. You can never have too many hoof picks.
15. It is not always wise to argue with something
that outweighs you by 1,000 pounds
16. I'd rather have a horse with a perfect
mind then a perfect head.
17. Eight hours is not too long to be in the saddle!
18. If you think you have left the water on in
the barn you have, if you think you have closed
the pasture gate you haven't.
19. When someone asks you if you like their horse,
always say yes
20. The happiest people I know own horses,
dogs, cats and at least one deranged goat.
21. If you're looking for the perfect horse,
you will never own one.
22. Owning a horse can either make a marriage
or break it.
23. I'd rather lose my Chap Stick
than my curb strap.
24. You shouldn't talk about your first place
ribbon to someone that came in second.
25. If someone says that horse has a little buck,
it has a BIG buck.
26. If we need rain, schedule a show.
27. I've never warmed up to someone who
didn't want to walk down to the stables.
28. A clean stable and a sparkling horse
are among life's great pleasures.
29. A FREE horse is not a cheap horse.
There is usually something very wrong it.
30. No matter how badly behaved you are,
your horse always gives you a second chance.
31. A expensive horse doesn't make a better horse.
32. I can't stand to have an empty stable.
33. Losing a horse can break your heart,
but it will have been worth it.

#66

From: "matcheinqfriends" <matcheinqfriends@...>
Date: Fri Nov 21, 2008 4:50 am
Subject: You've received a private message from a friend!

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#65

From: <Bob@...>
Date: Fri Oct 3, 2008 6:46 pm
Subject: Re: PNHA October Meeting Notice

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Hi Karen,

Hope all is going well for you.

I would suggest seeing if John or his son Josh would come. Kenny Harlow is very good. A couple of others I have seen and have a lot of respect for are Clay Harper, Steve Sikora, and Matt Gable. I could contact any of these that you would like me to.

You spoke of me presenting at this years event. I thought I might share experience at building a horse facility. We have learned a lot in this process.

Take care!

Bob Kane

--- mystickiger@... wrote:

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
To: "PNHA INC." <pnhainc@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [pnhainc] PNHA October Meeting Notice
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2008 04:00:20 -0700 (PDT)

PNHA General Membership Meeting

Wednesday Oct. 8, 2008

Held at The Boulavard

6543 Route # 22

Delmont, PA

724-468-1292

Time: Social 6:30 p.m. Meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Our October meeting will be planning session for the upcoming 2009 year.

Do you have a subject or clinician you would like to see the PNHA, Inc. host next year? A location for a trailride that you would like us to organize?

Plan on attending to share your ideas as we look forward to a year full of Horsemanship amongst friends.

During this meeting we will also begin planning our Spring Gathering to be held on May 9th 2009.

Forms will be available for our October Hoagie Fundraiser and Christmas Wreath Fundraiser.

If you have any questions, please contact Karen Clark at 724-859-7938

#64

From: Karen Clark <mystickiger@...>
Date: Fri Oct 3, 2008 11:00 am
Subject: PNHA October Meeting Notice

mystickiger

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PNHA General Membership Meeting

Wednesday Oct. 8, 2008

Held at The Boulavard

6543 Route # 22
Delmont, PA

724-468-1292

Time: Social 6:30 p.m. Meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Our October meeting will be planning session for the upcoming 2009 year.

Do you have a subject or clinician you would like to see the PNHA, Inc. host next year? A location for a trailride that you would like us to organize?

Plan on attending to share your ideas as we look forward to a year full of Horsemanship amongst friends.

During this meeting we will also begin planning our Spring Gathering to be held on May 9th 2009.

Forms will be available for our October Hoagie Fundraiser and Christmas Wreath Fundraiser.

If you have any questions, please contact Karen Clark at 724-859-7938

#63

From: "Darlene" <clarkm5@...>
Date: Wed Oct 1, 2008 10:42 pm
Subject: Re: Horse Vet Question

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This is the one I'm using. He's located in Delmont
and services all of Western PA.
You won't find a better team who honestly care about
your horse !!!
Darlene

                           Allegheny Equine Associates
                           Jim Zeliff
                           Mark Mitten
                           Erin McFadden
                           (724) 325-4615


----- Original Message -----
From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
To: <pnhainc@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 5:01 PM
Subject: [pnhainc] Horse Vet Question


Does anyone know of a good horse vet that services westmorland county,
actually right on the border of Allegheny and westmorland.


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#62

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Wed Oct 1, 2008 9:01 pm
Subject: Horse Vet Question

faith_quarte...

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Does anyone know of a good horse vet that services westmorland county,
actually right on the border of Allegheny and westmorland.

#61

From: "faith_quarterhorse" <faith_quarterhorse@...>
Date: Fri Aug 15, 2008 12:41 am
Subject: Just a thought

faith_quarte...

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Do any of you get the Parelli e-news?  Boy, I am amazed at just how
much "stuff" they are cranking out to make money.  It was really a fan
at one point, but I'm really disillusioned with them these days and
wonder if the essence of the horse is getting lost in all this
marketing? They seem to do very little with actual riding--it's all
about ground work and promoting all those expensive dvd's, now they
have "charts", "Parelli puzzles", etc.  Just a little too much "stuff"
for me............................I wonder what our horses would think
if they knew about all this???????