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The Ranch Event 2011
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FEATURES
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For The Love of the Horse Let’s Talk About Herpes.............................. 6 Strides in Research for Equine Herpesvirus Funded by Morris Animal Foundation ...... 14 Life with Blue Eyed Wonders ~ “Wondering About Horses of a Different Color� .......... 16 Equine Allergy Management through Antioxidants and Digestive Support ......... 20 Ann Kirk Sensible Horsemanship Improving Your Serpentines ..................... 24 Purina Introduces New Feed for Miniature Horses & Ponies ...................................... 32 On The Edge of Common Sense by Baxter Black ~ “Donkey Dressage� ..... 36
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Advertiser Index ...............................................45 Advertising Rates ..............................................46 Calendar of Events ............................................34 Classified Advertising........................................41 Clubs & Organizations ................................30-31
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kay Folks! It’s been a dreary weather Spring, the virus has taken it’s toll on horses, people and events, and the economy is just not where we would like to see it. Aren’t you just about ready for something big and inviting that involves those animals that you love the most that won’t put a hole in your wallet? We postponed Ride the West last year because of Mom and Family, and this year we started out guns-a-blazin’, and then all of a sudden it’s like the bottom fell out! Well we’re here to tell you that we STILL have the programs in play, we STILL have the trainers and clinicians coming, and we STILL want to hold the Clinics and Trail Competitions so that means that we STILL want to see your smiling faces at Ride the West, THE Ranch Event Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 22-23-24 at the Four Mound Prairie Bison Ranch just Northwest of Spokane in the Seven Mile Area. Yes, horse entries are down‌but that’s to be expected. We respect anyone that decides to keep their horses home, they are your pride and joy, your investment, and a lot like your own children! If you’re not comfortable taking them off your homeplace, the next best thing then is to come and enjoy everything else that the Show has to offer! Learn something new in training or horse care, find that new bling or a holistic treatment for your equine friend, eat some BBQ, take a Horse & Wagon Ride or a trip into the Bison Range and get up close & personal with the Buffalo!! Camp over for the weekend. Sit around the campfire. Bring your guitar. Make some new friends and spend time with your old friends! Relax‌it’s rumored that the Back Country Horseman are going to set up a Wilderness Camp Shower and for a small donation‌you can even be clean for the whole weekend!!! There’s Cowboy Breakfast, Cowboy Church, Prizes to enter to win, and a beautiful Court’s Custom Saddle from Van Hargis that you can support our Scholarship Fund with by purchasing tickets! We have some terrific new vendors like
Many Miles Designs, Sorella Leather Ware, Blue Waters Youth Ranch and Porta-Grazer along with some old favorites like Huseby Custom Boots, The Roundup and Machias Jerky, Shepherd’s Way Rescue and Orphan Acres. We’ve reduced vendor space to only $150 for a 10x10 this year, and our admission price is only $5 day, Kids 6 & under are Free. If you are comfortable bringing your horses, and we hope that by the end of July everyone is feeling much better about the situation, we have TWO spectacular Trail Competitions. Our ACTHA Ride, a 6 mile, 6 obstacle ride for the more relaxed trail rider is Saturday. Our 5th Annual XTreme Trail Competition with 16 obstacles & a whole lot more action is on Sunday. Cash, Prizes, Chinks, Buckles and more are up for top riders. You can also take advantage of our “Ride with the Pros� Series with Van Hargis, Steve Rother and Ann Kirk. These clinics are open to horse & riders as well as audience participation and we have everything from “Fix the Problem� to “Ranch Horse Versatility� to choose from. Add in our newest clinician Julie Jene’ TT.E.A.M. Practitioner, Back Country Wilderness Camp Clinics, Vet Talk and so much more and you have a real Horseman’s Dream Weekend! Tickets for the Friday Night “Ride with the Stars Scholarship Event� Catered BBQ and Trainer Performance are $20 at the door. If you prefer, you can just pay the regular $5 admission and come in for the evening without the Dinner/Meet & Greet/Photos. We’re adding new people and events every week. We have some pretty incredible Farms, Ranches, Businesses, Clubs and Horse Owners in the Pacific Northwest. Let’s all get together and support our Horse Industry. We still have space for a few more volunteers, demo horses and exhibitors. Call or e-mail for all the details. Look up www.ridethewest.net and check us out on Facebook! Let us know that you’re going to be there. We’ll see you later this month at Ride The West - The Ranch Event! Susan Rae, Event Manager
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s the newly hired associate veterinarian at McKinlay and Peters Equine Hospital, I would like to take a moment to thank Dr. McKinlay, Dr Peters, the MPEH staff, and MPEH clientele for welcoming me into the community. I graduated from WSU in 2005, completed a one-year internship at Idaho Equine Hospital in 2006 and became certified in animal chiropractic in 2011. It has been an interesting initial two weeks at MPEH as we have all been highly concerned with equine herpes virus 1 (EHV-1) and its potential to become equine herpes myeloencephalopathy (EHM). Recent cases of EHV-1 and EHM have been diagnosed in horses that attended the National Cutting Horse Association western national championship which took place in Ogden, Utah April 29th – May 8th, 2011. As of June 2nd there
have been a total of 84 horses diagnosed with EHV-1/EHM, 58 of those horses were at the Ogden show and the other cases were exposed to horses that were at the show. Ten states have been involved: AZ, CA, CO, ID, NM, NV, OK, OR, UT, and WA. Twelve horses have died or been euthanized. EHV-1 is a virus that is ubiquitous in most horse populations, world wide. In fact, 90% of horses have been exposed by the time they are 2 years old. EHV-1 has the ability to cause outbreaks of respiratory disease, late gestation abortions, foal death and neurologic disease. The neurologic form, which was diagnosed in Ogden, is referred to as EHM. It is not uncommon to see the respiratory disease and abortions and we routinely vaccinate against these forms. The current concern is the 10% of EHV-1 horses that go on to develop EHM when the virus migrates to the central nervous system. The risk factors for EHM are unclear at this time. EHV-1 has the potential to be highly contagious and can spread through aerosol transmission, horse-to-horse contact, and fomites (such as contaminated hands, clothes, boots, tack, and feed). The incubation period for EHV-1 is about 1-2 days with a fever that typically spikes twice (biphasic fever) over the next 10 days. Other clinical signs include nasal discharge and coughing. The incubation period for EHM is about 8-12 days (usually after the 2nd febrile episode) and clinical signs
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include ataxia/ incoordination, hind-end weakness, loss of tail tone, urine dribbling, lethargy and recumbancy. EHM can be fatal and the prognosis depends on the severity of clinical signs and duration of recumbancy. There is no specific vaccination for EHM and vaccinating with an EHV-1 vaccine is controversial. It is the general consensus that vaccinating decreases clinical signs (nasal discharge, coughing) and reduces viremia, which will therefore decrease spread and EHM. Some suspect that increasing immunity to EHV-1 may predispose the horse to developing EHM. This is controversial but does make it a risk-based decision to vaccinate. Treatment is non-specific and largely consists of supportive care, such as fluids and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (such as banamine). Anti-viral drugs may be beneficial during the febrile phase, prior to the neurologic phase. Horses can shed the virus anywhere from one week to over 21 days after they are no longer showing any clinical signs of disease. Under ideal environmental circumstances the
VIRUS CAN SURVIVE FOR DAYS BUT IS GENERALLY ONLY VIABLE FOR days on the typical farm. Horses that get the virus and recover can shed the virus throughout their life spans during times of stress, with or without showing clinical signs. If you suspect your horse has EHV-1/EHM please contact your veterinarian and monitor the rectal temperature of all horses that have been exposed to the suspect horse. A horse is considered febrile if it is >101.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Your veterinarian can test your horse via a nasal swab and blood work. Isolation and biosecurity are extremely important to stop the spread of this disease. We are here to help if you have questions! Dr. Misty Rhett Additional information can be found at the following web sites www.aaep.org/health_articles_view.php?id=222 www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/nahss/equine/ www.aaep.org/ehv/htm
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RIDE THE WEST The Ranch Event 2011 Join us for a HORSEMAN’S DREAM WEEKEND. Friends, Family and a Good Ol’ Fashioned Cowboy Gathering!! There will be lots to see, lots to do and here’s a little more information…
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Training Clinics with our Clinicians for Horse & Rider - Audit Free with paid admission to the Ranch Event
4pm-8pm 12pm-3pm 3pm-6pm 10am-1pm 9am-12pm 1pm-4pm
Thurs. July 21 Sat. July 23 Sat. July 23 Sun. July 24 Sat. July 23 Sun. July 24
Ann Kirk “Sensible Solutions to Trail Riding” Ann Kirk “Sensible Solutions” Indoor Van Hargis “The Versatile Ranch Horse” Indoor Van Hargis “Ranch Sorting/Cow Work” Indoor Steve Rother “Excel with Horses” Part 1 Indoor Steve Rother “Excel with Horses” Part 2 Indoor
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Note: Register for both Part 1 and Part 2 of “Excel with Horses” for $250. Great Deal!!! In Honor of Susan Rae’s Mother, Helen Inman, who passed away in 2009, Van Hargis has opened an opportunity for us to start a Scholarship Fund in her name. This Scholarship will be given to a graduating 2012 High School Senior pursuing a career in the Ag Field. You can purchase tickets for this Saddle by contacting us now, or buy your tickets at the Show - $5 each or 3/ $10. Winner to be drawn at Ride The West - The Ranch Event on Sunday July 24th, 2011. 16” Courts Custom Colt Starting Saddle with Rawhide Covered Fiberglass Reinforced Tree, Semi QH Bars & Gullet, Rough Out Seat, Double Rigged, Rawhide Covered Stirrups, Basket Weave Stamp, Cut-Away Skirt, Molded Fenders, Flank & Belly Cinch, Wt. 40#. Made in TEXAS at Court’s Saddlery. Help support our Scholarship Fund! Even if you don’t ride it, you could always sell it!!!! MSR $2400 Thank You!!!!
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RIDE THE WEST The Ranch Event 2011 July 22 - 24 Four Mound Prairie Bison Ranch 7 Mile Area, Spokane, WA
See It All Just 5 Bucks/Day • Bring Your Own Lawn Chairs, Limited Seating Student Clinics/Trail Events - Additional Entry Fees for Horses/Riders
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“Friday Night With The Stars”
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Other Events: Sat. July 23 5th XTreme Trail Competition Sun. July 24 with Will Rogers Championship Buckle
“Ride With The Pros” - 6 Clinics to Choose From BCH Wilderness Camp Settin’ Up & Packin’ Up Draft Horse & Wagon Rides • Bison Field Tours Cowboy Church • Music and Entertainment Volunteers & Demo Horses Needed New Product and Horse Related SHOPPING! Overnight Camping, Concessions & Showers at the BCH Camp! Vendor Space Available, only $150 for a booth!
Susan Rae, Event Manager • Home of Story Book Farm Ponies Perfect Ponies for Perfect Parties •Ride The West Horse & Ranch Expo 15115 W. Burnett Rd. • Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026 • (509)466-9639 Fax (509)466-3834 (always on) • susanrae@ridethewest.net • www.ridethewest.net
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Strides in Research for Equine Herpesvirus Funded by Morris Animal Foundation Foundation Is Funding Four Current Studies to Fight Devastating Equine Disease Amid the national outbreak of equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV1), an airborne virus that has infected at least 41 horses in May, Morris Animal Foundation funded researchers continue their work to develop a vaccine to this highly contagious pathogen. The Foundation is currently funding four studies on the virus with goals of identifying new targets for developing more effective therapies and vaccines to treat and prevent EHV-1 infection, respectively. When horses are infected with EHV-1, the clinical signs can be scary for any owner. The virus can cause a variety of ailments in horses, including rhinopneumonitis, a respiratory disease usually found in young horses; abortion in broodmares; and myeloencephalopathy, which includes fever, incoordination, weakness or paralysis of the hind limbs and incontinence. The virus is generally passed from horse to horse when affected animals sneeze or cough and through contact with nasal secretions. With funding from Morris Animal Foundation, researchers at Colorado State University, Cornell University and Freie Universität Berlin are working in their labs to unlock the mysteries of EHV-1. Dr. Gisela Soboll Hussey, from Colorado State University, is using an equine airway culture system to study the role of specific genes that may impair a horse’s early immune response to EHV-1. This new information will identify new
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targets for developing therapies and will have wide-ranging impacts on the ability to design effective EHV-1 vaccines that could prevent infection. EHV-1 can also cause spinal cord injuries that lead to devastating neurological disease. Mildly affected horses may only lose tail sensation, but severely affected horses are often paralyzed and must be euthanized. These injuries occur because blood clots form in the horse’s blood vessels, starving the spinal cord of oxygen. Why horses with EHV-1 develop these blood clots is unknown, but at Cornell University, Dr. Tracy Stokol is looking at whether EHV-1 produces blood clots by infecting cells within the bloodstream or cells lining the blood vessels and turning them into clot-forming agents. Her findings could help decrease the rate of euthanasia in affected horses. In another Foundation-funded study at Cornell University, Dr. Bettina Wagner is working to develop novel tools for studying the equine immune system that will help the equine research community diagnose a wide variety of equine infectious diseases, including EHV-1. This project will contribute to the development of new and improved vaccines and novel treatment strategies for equine veterinarians. Dr. Nikolaus Osterrieder, at the Freie Universität Berlin at Berlin in Germany, has successfully identified an EHV-1 protein that enables herpesviruses to hide within cells and avoid destruction by the horse’s immune system. By understanding the molecular mechanism that enables EHV-1 to hide from the immune system, researchers hope to develop improved vaccines that are capable of inducing better protection against this devastating disease. Morris Animal Foundation funds studies like these and other humane companion animal and wildlife health research all over the world. The funding is made possible by generous donations and continued support from animal lovers. Currently, some important studies, including two of those mentioned here, go unsponsored. Anyone interested in further information about the scientific background of the studies or sponsorship information, please contact us at 800.243.2345 or at mailbox@MorrisAnimalFoundation.org. More about Morris Animal Foundation. Media Contact: Tina - -ARTINEZ OR s TMARTINEZ MorrisAnimalFoundation.org
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Wondering About Horses of a Different Color
Krisean Performance Horses “Life With the Blue-Eyed Wonders� by Jill Smith . 3HADY 3LOPE 2OAD 3POKANE 7! s s JILLSMITH EARTHLINK NET
I was leaning on the corral wistfully watching my herd of white horses, when my perlino Quarter Horse stallion, Commander, sauntered up to me. Most horses, walk, trot, canter or gallop, but Commander saunters. I guess when you have a horse that talks you can expect them to just be different in other ways too! “I bet you’re standing there wondering which mare I should breed next.� Commander commented as his blue eyes intently checked over the mare herd. No hello, no hi, no other salutation but right to the point of where his interest lies. I smiled. Commander may be unique as a white, blueeyed perlino stallion that can talk, but he is just like EVERY stallion I know in where his thoughts dwell! Mares are always at the top of the list! “Actually, Commander, I was wondering how to explain cremellos and perlinos to people. These genetically different horses are still misunderstood.� I turned to look at him, wondering if he was even listening. “Well just don’t “wonder� about it! Tell them! I’m sure there are many mares out there that need to know just how special we are and the special babies that we can help them produce!� No conceit here, I thought. People have wondered about these white, blue-eyed horses for years! Many times when a mare delivered a surprise
package that was white and blue-eyed with pink skin, it was immediately and very unceremoniously destroyed as soon as the mare looked away. After all, it was most certainly an albino carrying the lethal white gene and would die within a short time anyway! But then a few softhearted souls let the foals nurse and live, figuring that nature would just take its own course. And the foals lived, and lived and lived and‌ people began to really wonder about these white things?! They are genetically, a horse of a different color! I had thought as a cowgirl all I really needed to think about was tight jeans not “jeaneticâ€? horse differences! Cremellos and perlinos opened my own blue eyes to a whole ‘nother’ dimension of horse lore. The way horses are put together genetically involves certain genes that carry the color of the horse from one generation to the next. Simply speaking, one set of color genes comes from the sire and another from the dam. Depending on how these two gene sets get together and party, determines the color of the foal! Sometimes this is predictable and some times it’s a crapshoot and Russian roulette with the color wheel. Horses that are lighter in color like palominos and buckskins have what is called a crème dilution gene. Palominos are diluted from sorrel or chestnut horses and buckskins are diluted from bay horses. Think of it as putting a new pair of bright colored Wranglers in the “jeaneticâ€? washing machine and they
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come out that nice faded stone washed blue! Palominos and buckskins are “washed out” chestnut and bay horses. Cremellos and perlinos are produced when one crème diluted gene from a palomino or buckskin sire unites with another crème diluted gene from a palomino or buckskin dam causing a double diluted crème gene in the resulting foal. Completely washes the color out of the resulting foal and makes them bleach white! Cremellos are double diluted from a palomino who traces back to a chestnut and perlinos are double diluted from a buckskin who goes back to a bay. When two lighter colored horses are bred together a cremello/perlino is produced approximately 25% of the time. So cremello and perlino horses are very similar in appearance but genetically different. A cremello is descended from the chestnut line of horses and the perlino from the bay horse line. Both are white with pink skin and blue eyes. The cremello’s mane and tail are pure white and match its body perfectly where as a perlino can have anywhere from an orange tinted to more of a golden mane and tail. Many times its hard to tell them apart when they are young, but the University of California at Davis can perform a test that tells you definitely whether you have a cremello or perlino. Now for the juicy part! For interested color breeders this double diluted gene means some guaranteed color results. As a palomino and buckskin lover, this is what first caught my blue eyes! A cremello bred to a sorrel or chestnut will produce 100% palomino foals! Genetically, they can’t produce anything else! A cremello bred to a bay horse will produce a 50% chance for a palomino and a 50% chance for buckskin. A perlino isn’t quite as predictive. Bred to a chestnut he will produce either palomino or buckskin and bred to a bay he will produce buckskin more often than palomino. But from these double dilute cremello/perlino horses you ALWAYS get a colored foal! The blue eyes and pink skin aren’t passed on unless the new foal turns out to be cremello or perlino. For a wonderful “color chart” that helps you predict the color of future foals from a cremello/perlino breeding visit the Cremello & Perlino Education web site at http://www.doubledilute.com. Research is still being done on these blue-eyed wonders as more and more people are becoming aware of them and interested in their color producing results. Besides being guaranteed palomino/buckskin color producers, cremellos/ perlinos seem to carry some other interesting traits as well. The majority of them seem to have and pass on, a sweet, even and well-mannered temperament. “Folk wisdom” has always indicated that this is generally typical of the white animals of all breeds. Cremello/perlino blue eyes are not defective or overly sensitive to light any more than human blue eyes and their pink skin doesn’t sunburn in the summer. Their creamy white color actually reflects more light and heat than dark horses. Finely, there aren’t too many cremello/perlinos around…it was that destruction at birth thing! Cremello/perlinos naturally occur in many breeds of horses from Quarter Horses, Morgans, Thoroughbreds, Saddlebreds, to Tennessee Walkers, Paints, Minis and more. In fact one of the few breeds that doesn’t have cremello/perlinos is the Arabian breed as there are no diluted colors (buckskin, palomino or dun) in the breed to start with. As an Arabian breeder I was
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follow his nose when you ask him to change directions. If he fades out through the shoulder, disengage his hip and walk him through the turn. When he follows his nose nicely, hold the rein longer and wait for him to give before releasing and changing sides. Some horses will be a little too excited to relax and give at the trot so let them drop to a walk, get the give, switch sides and cue them back into the trot. There will be lots of walk/trot mix in the beginning. Eventually, they will relax and stay trotting throughout the sequence. Don’t get in a hurry to keep your horse in the trot. Every time he breaks to the walk, consider it an opportunity to practice your transition cue into the trot. If you keep nagging and bumping with your legs to try to keep him trotting too soon, you burn out your go forward cue and create a dead-sided horse. You will get him to maintain the trot on his own by just shortening the time he walks before cuing him to trot again. Let me add a note about sitting a trot. When you have done several hundred serpentines, your horse will learn to trot very slow and relaxed. It is easy to sit that trot but your horse will not start out slow and smooth. If your stirrups are too long, you will find yourself reaching to keep your stirrups and that makes you bounce more. If you shorten your stirrups and don’t press into them, it helps a lot. Also, lean your shoulders back, tuck your rump under and sit on your pockets a little more. Learn to follow the horse with your hips and don’t brace. Learning to sit the trot makes it more comfortable for you and the horse. This has become one of my very favorite lessons to work
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2nd Thursday & 4th Saturday, Legacy Farms, Loon Lake,WA 3rd Saturday of every month, Kennewick, WA Deary, ID Meets 1st Monday each month, Moses Lake, WA 1st Monday of each month droversjrrodeo.org for meeting dates Call for meeting times Call for information on meeting dates 3rd Wednesday monthly, any breed welcome 3rd Tuesday of every month Call for Volunteer Training Information Nyssa, OR, yearly ride Every Wednesday. Location TBA Third Monday monthly, Moses Lake Municipal Airport 2nd Tuesday monthly, Heron Community Center, Heron, MT Clinics throughout the Inland Northwest Please check our website for current info & meeting schedule For info on Open & Novice Barrel Races: Monthly Meetings Perkins at Mission & Argonne, July 14, Oct. 16, Jan 15 Last Thursday of month 6pm at Perkins on Mission & Argonne 3rd Wednesday of the month Monthly Meetings - time and place vary 3rd Sunday, every other month - 3pm, Timber Creek Cafe Bi-monthly Meetings 1st Tuesday monthly, Nov through March Monthly meetings, contact us for location. Spokane, WA Meetings - call or e-mail for information. JWPWR.org Monthly, Thunderhead Farm, Moscow, ID Go to website for info www.kcsaddleclub.org Monthly meetings, 1st Tuesday in Clarkston 1st Thursday of each month, Chewelah WA, 7pm 2nd Wednesday monthly 1st Wednesday monthly, 6pm. 1890 S. Main, Lebanon, OR 3rd Wednesday monthly, 7pm, Fish, Wildlife Park, Missoula, MT Monthly meetings alternating between Missoula & Helena Bruce Olso, 45 S. 1100 E. - American Fork, UT 84003 Meets 2nd & 4th Thursday in Federal Way, WA Call for meetings and race dates For more information and race dates, see our website
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ON THE EDGE OF COMMON SENSE by Baxter Black, DVM
DONKEY DRESSAGE I was reminiscing with a group of Dexter breeders. A Michigan farmer named Lew said when he was a boy, his grandpa hired a mule man to clear some timber. It was raining like a cow pouring hot tea on a flat rock! The mule man sat in his old Chevy coupe with his arm out the window holding onto his harnessed log-skipping mules, Bob and Jim. Bob got agitated. His mule logic could not understand why he, as the acknowledged smartest, cleverest, and most dexterous of the equids, was forced to stand in the rain, while the laziest, densest and most fragile of the primates sat in a car two feet away. Did he think mules were stupid? The man enforced his dominance by popping Bob on the end of his nose! Bob took umbrage and responded by jerking back, dragging pore ol’ Jim over the coupe, smashing the trunk, collapsing the rear window, flattening the roof, exploding the windshield and crushing the hood! We all agreed Bob had reaffirmed his place in the pecking order!
Rob, a Virginia farmer, took the baton and announced he was into Donkey Dressage. He explained that to truly appreciate it, one must understand the donkey attitude toward exertion…PACE YOURSELF. So rather than leap over the jumps at a high lope, you accrue points by walking through them at a comfortable pace pushing the horizontal poles over and walking around the water traps. The objective in each event is to do everything wrong! In pole bending you walk between the poles, knocking them over and not crossing the finish line. In the performance class you get points for stumbling, going the wrong direction, dragging the rider against the fence, and star gazing. Donkey basketball has long been popular but can you imagine Clydesdale basketball? It would be like watching the NBA! It just wouldn’t work. So, I’ll be watching for Rob’s Donkey Dressage. Donkey hockey, Donkey water polo, maybe even donkey bulldogging! But…instead of bulls or steers, they would use something more suited for the donkey attitude. How ‘bout tortoise dogging! Obviously, it wouldn’t be a timed event. www.baxterblack.com
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DEEP CREEK
Unique Custom Home For Sale ACREAGE ' 5.36 Acres Perimeter Fenced ' 48â&#x20AC;&#x2122;x36â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Barn with Pasture ' Private Well, In Ground Sprinklers ' Water Rights to Year Round Creek Only Feed 6 Months a Year (/-% ' Open Floor Plan ' Environmentally Friendly, Built to Conserve Energy Year Round ' Lots of Windows, Breathtaking Views! ' 2 Bedrooms; Knotty Pine Master with Doors Opening to Full View of Creek, Walk-in Closet with Stain Glass Doors ' 2 Full Baths, Master has Custom Tile with Specialized Turtles ' Huge Maintenance Free Trek Deck
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Northwest Montana complete horse training facility, on 20 Acres with 3 Riding Arenas. Beautiful views of Flathead Lake and the Mission Mountains. Two Indoor heated arenas, 120x240 & 72x170, outdoor riding arena 150x300, heated stall barn setup with 8 stalls and room for 4 more, wash rack and tack room. Shavings storage building, several outbuildings, Centaur 4 horse Equine-Ciser in 72x170 arena with separate tack room and washrack. Plenty of room for equipment and hay storage and several more stalls if desired in the 72x170 arena. Fenced & automatic water throughout. 3000+ sq ft remodeled 3 bdrm/2 bath home with huge mud/utility & office area. Farm ground borders this property with no close neighbors and it may be possible to purchase additional acreage. One of a kind horse facility and seller is motivated. MLS# 306301.
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DEER PARK 160 ACRE RANCH
267,000
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DEER PARK CUSTOM RANCHER
5 acres fenced for horse. All main floor. Features hickory floors & cabinets & stone fireplace. 2000 sq ft 3 bdrm, master bdrm, views, pasture. Gourmet kitchen, 3 car garage.
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Private end of county rd. 1½ story daylight log shows like new. Custom country charm. Large barn. 2 garages, large shop. Creek & pond enjoyed by deer, moose, geese, ducks, etc. Second rancher old farmstead needs TLC. Absolutely beautiful!
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6½ acres. Year round creek thru back yard. 40x50 shop. Small Barn. 4 bdrm manufactured views creek and lush pasture. What a Setting! Call Patti 509-999-0977.
ADJOINING STATE LAND 20 PRIVATE DEER PARK ACRES CHATTAROY Quality custom 1½ story daylight home. 20 ACRES Picture is a sleeper. 40x40 Shop. Large deck, fenced yard. Call Wendy Hughes for more details 509-939-8198.
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Great potential. 20 acres - 2 parcels. Lrg Barn, stalls, hay $ storage, room to expand. 159,000 Storage/Shop. Live in older mobile while you build your dream. Utilities underground to new home site. Additional 5 fenced acres with outdoor arena $47,000 - Make it a package! Call Patti 509-999-0977.
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(2) Reg. Appy Fillies, Both 2 Year olds, ready for training, $1000 each, or best offer. Both tall & stout, well bred. For more information call or email. 208/875-1404. oldriverranch@moscow.com
Twin Black Arabian Geldings Need A good home, 6 years old, very sweet, size of large ponies, 1 has been started under saddle, would make great cart horses, good home a must, price negotiable, they are well taken care of & loved, we are retiring & need to get down in numbers. 208/4482548 www.TimberRidgeArabians.com Priest River
America’s Oldest Breed. Morgan Stock for sale and stallion service. 208/476-7221, Cavendish, or www.creamridgemorgans.com
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"6 , Straight Egyptian Arabian Breeding package. (4) SE mares and one black SE stallion. All are breeding age and in great health. We are retiring. These are all wellknown bloodlines. $12,000, some terms. Great home with people experienced with Arabian horses a must. 208/448-2548. www.timberridgearabians.com. Not all horses shown on website. Email for more photos: cathy@hughes.net
Registered Black 1/2 Arabian 1/2 Paint, 15.2 H 10 year old mare, gentle, easy to handle and work with, always been well cared for, healthy and no bad habits, had 30 days training little over a year ago, handled consistently but not ridden, she will need refresher courses in riding dept. will offer fair price to right home or will consider any reasonable offer, for more info. e mail bmorrisg@wildblue.net or call 509/ 991-7474 or 509/465-0574
Championship Breeding, Shadows Khemosabi # 0582043 is 10 year old 15.2 H chestnut mare with flaxen mane and tail, she’s classy with tons of potential, big body powerhouse with great attitude and athletic ability , she is exceptionally sweet and wants to please, had 30 day professional. training a year ago, but have only been on her handful of times since, she has been great every time just needs some time and consistency, although this mare has nothing but kindness in her she is only greenbroke and should have someone with experience, more information bmor-risg@wildblue.net 509/991-7474 or 509/465-0574
Large Selection Of Warmbloods (Hanoverian, Rhinelanders, Oldenburgs) for sale at realistic prices. 3 Stallions at stud. www.cocolallacreeksporthorses.com or 208/683-3255
",- Too Many Horses. Peruvian Paso Mare, approximately 10 years old with sweet disposition, green broke, unridden 2 years, stands approximately 15.2h, located Fairfield, WA, $600/best offer. Call 509-2832353 9 Year Old, Well Broken Pony, Very gentle & mild mannered, sacrifice for $1000; moving and need to sell ASAP, tack available for sale too. 509/238-5054 Colbert
/1, Purebred Section A Welsh Ponies, Very flashy driving prospects. 5 year old stallion, smoky palomino, halter broke, he is a ridgling. $350. 5 year old mare, halter broke, very sturdy, bright palomino, white mane and socks, super fancy. $750. $950 for both. 208/610-5162 2011 Bay Or Roan Tobiano AMHR Colt, should be around 34 inches; beautiful head with great conformation & attitude, $350 with payments possible. 509/258-8997 www.purrdcutehimalayans.com Springdale
1 Miniature Donkeys With Extended Pedigrees! Due to health reasons I must sell my small herd of fancy mini-donks! Imported from the Sardina islands, rare brown, sorrel, black colors! Make great pets, and pulling carts & buggies. Great weed eaters! Easy to work with, nice & small! Good selection, sacrifice $250 each. 208-276-3772
* /2008 Halflinger, Percheron/ Paint cross, chestnut pinto filly, 14 HH, halter broke only, $1200 or best offer. 406/8831602
* /"1995 ApHC Mare With Stud Colt By Her side, mare registered in the US & Canada. Colt born 4/19/11, chestnut with blanket & spots, $2000 or best offer. 208/875-1404 Harvard ID oldriverranch@moscow.com.
+1 ,/ ,Ê ",- Beautiful Quarter Horses. World Class bloodlines. Reining, cutting, etc; Hollywood Dunit, Peppy San Badger, Chex My Freckls, Boon Bar, etc. Must sacrifice! Leave message, 509/588-5462. Benton City Percheron Quarter Horse mare, 16 years, 15.2h, very solid, easy keeper. Does everything a great trail horse should. Almost anyone can ride, $1100 or best offer. 509-710-3719 Spokane
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Nice Big Chestnut Gelding, 1/2 Quarter Horse, 1/2 Morgan, very well trained, crosses water, good in brush, catches any- where, extra gentle, 15.1h, 1150 lbs, $1350. 509-926-8276
Northwest Trails Boarding Happy healthy horses. Excellent care, recommended by Deer Park Vet Clinic. Catering to those who really care for their horse’s well being. Large, lighted arena, three round pens, large paddocks & pastures with shelter. Endless miles of beautiful trail riding. Natural Horsemanship training & lessons available, friendly, helpful atmosphere. www.northwest-trails.com 509/2766345 Deer Park
Horse Bedding, Cedar & Pine Shavings, great for stalls. We also have tan cedar bark arena mix. Moore Landscape Materials & Fuel, 509/466-7800 Colbert
2011 Foals: AQHA Sorrel Filly With 4 socks and blaze, excellent conformation $500: ApHC Sorrel roan colt with 4 stockings and blaze, going to be 16hh+ $500; AQHA Dun filly, well bred, free, call for more info; AMHR Bay roan tobiano colt, should be around 34”, very cute $350. 509/ 258-8997 www.purrdcutehimalayans.com Springdale The Grandkids Quit Riding So There’s no sense in keeping them: sacrificing AQHA 2001 sorrel gelding, 15.1 hands, stout, roped off, kid’s gaming horse. Doc Bar, Freckles, Peppy San Badger breeding. Great beginner’s horse, $4000. AQHA 2000 big bay gelding, 15.3 hands, stout, easy keeper, no bad habits, excellent trail horse. Leo, Sun Dunit, Sierra, Hollywood Gold breeding, $3500. 208-660-8554 2002 AQHA Black Mare Possibly In Foal for 2012, 14.2hh, halter broke only, proven broodmare, good conformation, super gentle, UTD on everything, $500. www.purrdcutehimalayans.com 509-258-8997 Springdale AQHA Big 2 Year Olds In Training With Tim McNamee. Ranch Bred, cow work, pleasure. Big Red Dun Gelding, $2000, Big Strawberry Roan Filly $2500, Grulla Gelding $1800. Beautiful Kind Horses, Ridden by Pro. If serious and looking for special horse with chrome and size. Two are big/ tall, one average, all stout, gorgeous. For pictures/ pedigree, 208-289-3401
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, Beautiful Quarter Saddlebred Gelding, 9 years, 16.1 hands, with lovely gaits, lots of potential for trail, dressage, or hunter, likes people, has good ground manners, will do best with experienced rider and consistent work, currently in training, asking $3000. 509/443-2710 or copelandheller@msn.com
Canyon Creek Farms Boarding Special, $100 1st month, 2 barns, indoor/ outdoor arena, plus 1/2 mile track, lessons, training available. 509/631-0731 Newman Lake
4H & FFA Leaders: I Need To Find qualified kids for leasing AQHA or APHA horses, 4H or FFA enrollment required. Meet & greet with herd, horses will choose you. Several kids already winning on leased horses. Call me 541/567-1464 leave message Order Your Hay Now, Large & Small square bales- grass, alfalfa, & alfalfa grass mix. Hege Farms 509/944-9520
Horse Boarding, Separate Stalls & Runs, cleaned daily, quality hay, 2 feedings, heated water, steel fences, trails, pasture, arena. 16 miles north on Hwy 2. Friendly, family atmosphere, references, $200. 509/292-8366
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Supercharge Performance Horses, Training World Champion horses & riders, All Around, Barrel Racing & Colt Starting. Training Specials on now, call for details. Spokane WA 503-313-2763
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Alternative Horsemanship With Samantha Harvey: 3 day Full Immersion Clinic, groundwork, assessment & riding, Sandpoint, ID. June 10th-12th, July 15th-17th, July 29th-31st. www.learnhorses.com 866/904-0111 Hicks Open Market: 12435 W 13th Ave, Airway Heights. Thursday- Sunday 9-4pm. Come in & see us next to Hicks Hardware. Have some tack for sale Quality Heavy Galvanized Panels, shelters, gates, stall fronts, & more; one used 1-5/8” 15 gauge 12’ 5 rail panels, $115 untilgone; factory direct! ID# RC-15318, WA# LUCKYA933DW, Lucky Acres 208/7461228 www.LuckyAcres.net Jason Schaper Colt Company. Breeding, Sales, Training. 509/751-1268, Clarkston. www.schapercoltcompany.com
Will Rogers Saddle Company Has Over 300 new & used saddles in stock! Sale on select saddles, some tack too. Plenty of English saddles available! Now carrying Double J Barrel Saddles. All sizes Crates Reiners & Trail Saddles. Good selection of new & used Barrel Saddles. Used Dale Chavez show saddle, used Crates Arab tree, 16” Tennessean, and more! Come in and see! Buy, sell, trade. www.willrogerssaddle.com 509/466-0106 Mead 1988 2 Horse Slant Trailer With Hay rack on top, 4 new tires, bumper pull, $2650, C & B manufacturer. 509/8931168 Spokane Valley
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64 Acre Farm! Dreaming Of Moving back to the country? This original farmstead is waiting for you! Solid 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1914 farmhouse, outbuildings, desirable combination of wooded & open land with panoramic view of Eloika Lake! Offered at $625,000 Call Valerie 509/496-6938 www.tourfactory.com/731454
Featherlite Model 9409, Great Deal On this 14â&#x20AC;&#x2122; long x6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;7â&#x20AC;? wide x7â&#x20AC;&#x2122; high bumper pull horse trailer, 2 horse slat with 2â&#x20AC;&#x2122; short wall dressing room, stock# BC119971, list $15,539, sale $12,440 (includes factory rebate). Cobalt Trailer Sales, 4620 E Trent, Spokane 509/535-2154 www.CobaltTrailer.com Monday- Friday, 8am-5pm, Saturday 9am-3pm
Gorgeous Country Setting! Well Loved home on 8+ acres with horse set-up, shop area, covered hay storage, frost free spigot, electric fence & more. 4 bedrooms, 2.75 baths, huge family room & country kitchen off covered patio. New roof & paint! 2 wells! Call to see, only $284,700 Mary Ogle 509/999-3949 Exit R.E. North
Old Time Western BBQ And Square dance. The Immaculate Conception Academy for boys is hosting this event on August 28, 2011 from 2pm-9pm on Bodine St., Post Falls, ID. We are now looking for any western performers who would like to show off their talents and/ or organizations, i.e. old-time western music/ singers, square dancers, barrel racing, western dressage, 4H performers, petting zoo, western paraphernalia, dealers, etc. If interested in participating in this fun family event contact Monique at 208/773-9840 or 208/6605588
Wanted: Hanley Saddle, Older Custom saddle has name â&#x20AC;&#x153;Haideeâ&#x20AC;? engraved on the cantle. If you have this saddle, or know about it, please call 208/610-5162
www.HorseSetUp.info 5 Acres Near Deer Park, WA. Builders own custom home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, shop, stables $329,000 Tamarack Realty 509-999-6354
1998 Sundowner 13x16 LQ 32â&#x20AC;&#x2122; 3 Horse slant, mangers, rear tack, mid tack, solar panel, $27,000 or best offer. 509/528-4810. Tri-Cities
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Antique Highback Saddle, Handmade, good condition, best offer. 509-552-1687, Clarkston Featherlite Model 8127, Great Savings on this 24â&#x20AC;&#x2122; long x7â&#x20AC;&#x2122; wide x7â&#x20AC;&#x2122; high gooseneck stock trailer, aluminum floor with 2 center gates, stock# BC118906, list $22,466, sale $17,995 (includes factory rebate). Cobalt Trailer Sales, 4620 E Trent, Spokane 509/535-2154 www.CobaltTrailer.com Monday- Friday, 8am-5pm, Saturday 9am-3pm Diamond C Saddle Shop. Bill Flat says â&#x20AC;&#x153;If you think you have forgotten something, you have.â&#x20AC;? Do not forget Diamond C Saddle Shop for all your saddle and tack needs! $100 off new saddle orders- month of July. Diamond C Saddle Shop, 1225 Bridge Street, Clarkston, WA. Open Monday- Thursday- Friday. Or call 208-3053126 to meet at your convenience
Reg. Icelandic Gelding, 6 Year Old pretty dun & white pinto, very nice, trail horse, smooth, good to shoe, trailer, $3000. 360/797-3326 Port Angeles, WA
/, Ă&#x2030; -/,1 / " w w w. d o u b l e k h o r s e m a n s h i p . c o m Aliscia Kay, 208/691-6928. Training, (colt starting, trail/show training) lessons, hauling, sales. References available
6 /North Idaho Appaloosa Club Presents Spots of Fun All Breed Open Horse Show, July 9th & 10th, Bonner County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, Idaho. Classes for everyone, Western, English, Halter, Games. Lots of age groups. Awards for 1st place, ribbons to 6th place. High Point Versatile Horse & Rider, Multiple Hi-Point. Daily raffle drawings. For more information call, 208-265-7286
Jackpot Team Roping, Friday & Saturday Night, July 15 & 16th. Tekoa, Washington. Friday Night sign-up 6:30pm, Rope at 7pm. Saturday Rope at 5pm. Saturday only is a High Money Buckle Roping. Saturday Day Roping Clinic, 9am-Noon (lunch provided). Call or e-mail us for details, 509-2903262 or info@smokinbarrelranch.com Ride The West - â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Ranch Event, July 22, 23, 24, Four Mound Prairie Bison Ranch, Seven Mile Area, Northwest of Spokane. Announcing the addition of Steve Rother EXCELL with Horses, Francesca & her trick pony â&#x20AC;&#x153;Spankyâ&#x20AC;?, Bison Field Tours, Wagon Rides & the BCH Wilderness Camp! Join us for the First Annual ACTHA Ride on Saturday, July 23, our 5th Annual XTreme Trail Competition sponsored by Will Rogers Saddlery on Sunday. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Friday Night with the Starsâ&#x20AC;?, with Van Hargis, Annk Kirk & Steve Rother. $20 ticket, catered BBQ, trainer performances, Q&A, Meet & Greet & photos. All proceeds benefit the Helen A Inman Scholarship Fund. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ride with the Prosâ&#x20AC;? Student Clinics with our trainers, $150 horse/ rider. View all the clinics, exhibits, shopping, trail competitions, demos, for one low admission fee of $5 per day. Free parking, dry camping, $10 night. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the Horsemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dream Weekend & a good olâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; fashioned Cowboy Gathering! Vendor space & sponsorships available. Company banner display only $50 weekend. Contact Susan Rae, 509/ 466-9639; susanrae@ridethewest.net Sponsored by The Exchange & Horse Previews Magazine
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C & S Ranch ................................16 Promised Land Ranch QH ...........21 Shalwyn Arabians ........................21 Steinway Ranch .....................27, 40 WindDrift Farm Quarter Horses ...32
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MISCELLANEOUS
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REAL ESTATE
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