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Features finding The Right buyer for Your horse by Ann Kirk ............................................... 6
Upriver Stables Roy & Mary Forbes
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Ann Kirk Finding the Right Buyer for Your Horse It is now the end of summer and you may be looking to sell a horse before winter sets in. Last article, I talked about a list of things you should consider when purchasing a new horse but the same is true when you are looking for a new owner for one you wish to re-home. Though some of you may have a horse that you just want to get gone, many of us struggle with turning our equine friends over to someone else. Hopefully, these tips will help. First, let me say, I am not the best one to talk to about selling a horse. I don’t like the process and have held onto some horses way too long just because I don’t like the process. And I have sold some horses to new owners who really were not a good fit with the horse just because I did not want to take the time to wait for the right buyer. It takes time to “sift” through the people who respond to your ads but taking the time is necessary to find the right match when selling. Seldom does the right person come along right away. Before you start placing ads in the classifieds and the online sites, you will want to determine what kind of riding your horse is most comfortable with. Do you have a show horse who works just in the arena or do you have one that you can take for long, leisurely rides out in the country? Or is it both? Be very honest with yourself so as to market your horse correctly. I have found that trail horses can transition to the arena a lot easier than an arena horse can take to the trail. The
arena walls give a horse boundaries and a controlled environment whereas the open spaces of the trail can be harder for some horses to accept. Now, you have to get the word out, so you place the ads. Be sure to sit down and write out your ad including all the pertinent information and edit it down to the basics as people seldom will read a lengthy ad. You also need to decide if you are going to take a “first come, first serve” approach to selling where the first person that comes up with the cash and a trailer gets the horse, or if you are going to go in the order that people contact you. When placing the ad, I usually start with my email list and social media because they don’t cost anything. I love the local papers also but people seem to use their computers more so use what works best for you. As you start to “sift” through interested buyers, it is good to ask some questions before you set aside the time for them to come look at your horse. I like to know their level of expertise, how many horses have they owned/ridden in their lifetime,
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what kind of riding do they want to do with the horse, how often will they ride, are they buying the horse for themselves or for another family member, etc. I also want to know if the buyer is willing to come back 2-3 times if necessary so I can be sure they are the right match. By asking questions ahead of time, you can narrow down the hours you need to set aside to “show” your horse. And you are more likely to have the buyer show up for the appointment you have set. When I see the potential buyer for the first time, I expect to have to do most of the handling of the horse as I show what it knows and how it handles. I will have the horse in a close pen but not have it caught until the buyer gets there. I want them to see the whole process from catching to riding so I can point out any quirks and they can ask lots of questions. I am always wary of buying a horse that is already caught, saddled and sweaty and the buyer should be too. If I have a green-broke horse or one that needs as experienced rider for some reason, I may let the buyer handle the horse first after I have filled them in on the traits unique to this horse. I can see fairly quickly if the buyer is really experienced enough to be the right match. I will watch how they approach the horse to catch it, how they tie it, groom it and do the feet. I like to see them do some ground work and put on the bridle. By this time, I will have a fairly good idea how much this buyer knows and how well my horse responds to him or her. If I am comfortable with him continuing, I will then let the buyer saddle the horse. All this time, I am ready to give little
pointers as needed but no major directions unless I need to to prevent a wreck. I also encourage the buyer to bring his own saddle so I can see if it will fit the horse correctly. If I step in and stop the process, I will go ahead and continue showing the horse through the riding stage as an education to the buyer for future use. Now is the decision time. Whether I have shown the horse first and then the buyer worked with and rode it or the buyer starts with the horse, I need to decide if I think it is a good match. This is where I may want the buyer to come back again. Perhaps I started with the horse and I want to see the buyer start with the horse so I need them to come again. Or maybe I have a couple other potential buyers I would like to see before I make the sale. Sometimes, I just know it is a good fit and I sell the horse on the first try and have no regrets. Hopefully, these tips will make selling your horse more enjoyable. I know this is not an exhaustive set of guidelines but it should help you get better prepared before you place your ads. By having a good idea of what kind of buyer you are looking for and some good questions in mind to ask, it should make the process more enjoyable and help you find the right home for you horse. God Bless and be safe! Ann Kirk is available for Sensible Horsemanship Clinics or Workshops in your area. For more information and other Sensible Horsemanship articles, go to www.annkirk.com. Beginning Sensible Horsemanship is available in a DVD series. Also available - Sensible Trailer Loading.
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As we head into the last stretch of summer and the pastures have turned to scrub, our grazing horses have found yet another way to get themselves into trouble: sand ingestion. Horses begin nibbling closer to the ground and picking through the silty dirt as the grass becomes brown and sparse. As they nibble, they can ingest Freya Stein DVM, very large quantities of sand. McKinlay & Peters Equine Hospital Small quantities of sand may travel through the horse’s gastrointestinal tract easily, becoming incorporated into and passing out with the manure. However, depending on the amount of sand, size of the particles, and the horse’s diet, sand accumulation can create significant gastrointestinal complications. As a veterinary community, we have not identified a specific volume of sand as a dangerous level of intake, but we do know that sand can contribute to impaction colics, colitis (inflammation of the colon), and a condition called enterolithiasis (intestinal stone formation). Clinical signs with sand
colic can vary from mild, intermittent discomfort, to severe pain. When sand accumulates in the bottom of the large colon, the effect can be similar to sand paper constantly scraping over sensitive tissue. The abrasive action can cause severe inflammation in the colon, resulting in swelling (edema) in the wall of the colon, diarrhea, and colic signs. In rare cases of severe sand-induced colitis, inflammation and potentially infection of the abdominal cavity can occur. A severe sand impaction may even necessitate colic surgery to remove the large quantity of sand. Enteroliths are literally stones that develop within the large colon. A small rock or large grains of sand usually form the nidus, and as strands of hay stick to the nidus, the calcium and phosphorus leach from the hay and form layers of mineralized rock. These stones can become quite large and heavy (in excess of 14 pounds in some cases), and multiple stones may form in a single horse. Horses may display mild, intermittent colic signs over weeks to months before the stone eventually causes an obstruction. At that point, the horse typically displays more acutely painful colic signs and surgery is required to remove the stone(s). Diagnosing sand colic can be somewhat challenging and often presumptive based on environment and clinical signs. To see if there is sand in the manure, fecal balls can be dis-
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solved in water in a glove, and the fingertips are examined for sand sedimentation after about 5 minutes of soaking. A few grains are expected, but a couple of millimeters or more of sand in each fingertip is probably too much. Radiographs can be helpful in identifying large quantities of sand that have settled in the colon at the bottom of the abdomen. Ultrasound may also reveal a “sparkly” sediment in the colon, but this can be very subjective. Treatment of the acute episode of sand colic is dependent on the findings in that horse, but psyllium husk powder dissolved in water and delivered via nasogastric tube is the mainstay of treatment. Psyllium facilitates removal of sand by forming a gel when wet, which then binds to sand in the gastrointestinal tract. Horses with colitis may also require intra-
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On The edge Of COmmOn SenSe by Baxter Black, DVM
The Historic Star Valley Beanfield War I guess it never would have happened if Raymond hadn’t sold his cows. The Star Valley Beanfield War, I mean. Cy talked him into planting a bean field. They both had time on their hands. The two of them would do the work. Cy put up twenty acres and Raymond furnished the machinery. The field was in a small plot of private property surrounded by the Tonto National Forest. I should point out that both men were three score and ten...each. May 10 they broke ground. That spring Arizona had above normal moisture and the beans came on like gangbusters! Raymond left for a week and on his return Cy was in a tizzy! The elk had invaded the beanfield! That night Raymond stood guard. He and Pat, his wife of nearly fifty years, sat in their pickup with their dogs in the back. Any approaching elk would get barked, hi-beamed and hoorahed away! Within three days they were comfortably grazing within ten feet of the pickup where the bored dogs
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UPCOMING HORSE SALE UPCOMING HORSE SALE Dates include Catalog sale and open consignment & loose horse sale. UPCOMING HORSE SALE Dates include Catalog sale and open consignment & loose horse sale. Saturday Sept. Sept. 23, 20172017 Saturday, Saturday Sept. 23,23, 2017
Dates include Catalog sale and open consignment & loose horse sale. The ORIGINAL Hermiston Horse Sale The ORIGINAL Located the Northwest Hermiston Horse Sale The at ORIGINAL Livestock Commission Sale Located at the Northwest Hermiston Horse Sale Barn Livestock Commission Sale Barn Located at the Northwest Livestock Commission Sale Barn LOWER CONSIGNMENT FEES! LOWER CONSIGNMENT FEES!
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Real Estate Trends & Advice should i buy lAnd now? In the past 6 months land sales have come to a screeching halt because of the October 2016 Hirst Decision and the local fallout from that definitive Supreme Court decision. Soon after that decision was announced publicly, the Spokane County Building Department placed a moratorium on building permits on any property in the county that would require a well. Shortly thereafter they modified that moratorium with an emergency interim resolution, with another change following that. The result in a nutshell was that most land owners were not able to sell their property to anyone who wanted to build a home (or anything requiring a building permit) because the county would not issue one unless certain strict requirements were met concerning water availability. The budding land sales market became like an old west ghost town almost overnight! That development brought many distraught and irate landowners out of the wood work!
Under that pressure, Spokane County officials have worked diligently to find a viable solution that would work for landowners and still keep themselves out of legal jeopardy. They have purchased a large water right in northern Spokane County (and are searching for more) that will be divided up into saleable slivers. Once they sort out the rules of engagement for their new water selling enterprise, they will be able to offer packages of water rights to the public. That means that a land owner can (by the end of this year) go to the County’s Water Resource Department and purchase a package of water rights for domestic use, and once in place, that property may be issued a building permit. So, that begs the question, “Should I buy land now?” My answer to this is a definitive, “Yes!” But…you should probably take some precautions. One strategy might be to put a long closing date on the purchase so that you can tie up the property but wait until the water rights are available to close. Combined with that strategy, a buyer should consider placing feasibility contingency or more exact phraseology that says you don’t have to close the deal if the water right is not available or if you are not able to secure written assurance from the building department that you will be able to build in the time frame that you wish. Most land owners would be happy to agree to that strategy since the alternative is a standstill. Jim Palmer, Jr. 509-953-1666 JimPalmerJr.com
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SPORTSMAN’S PARADISE! 20616 N Day Mt Spokane Rd, Mead, WA 99021
• Amazing views overlooking Green Bluff • 2 story contemporary home w/ basement • Built in 1945, complete remodel in 2010 • 3 bed, 3 bath, 3,473 sq.ft. • Open floor plan, fireplace • Gated entry, fenced yard & sprinkler system • Forced air, propane & central AC • 15 minutes to shopping & restaurants in Mead School District • Huge 4 car heated garage/ shop (22’x48’) 12’ door & ½ bath
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EQUESTRIAN FACILITY ON 19+ ACRES • ESTACADA, OREGON
12 stall stable, covered arena, tack building, shop with heated floor, barn, storage/ garage building. Property is rolling meadow fenced, cross fenced with New Zealand fencing. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Covered front porch to relax on, ePa approved fireplace insert to warm you on those winter evenings. Heat pump to cool those hot summer days. Stables were rented out in the past and could be again.
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739,000
Bill Johnson 503-880-7437 Sandy • OregOn
26570 S Hillockburn Rd, Estacada, OR 97023 4 beds, 2 baths, 2,172 sq. ft. www.billjohnson.johnlscott.com RMLS #2017266153
ECHO VALLEY RANCH HORSE BOARDING
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12x12 Stalls with Large Runs, 60x40 Lighted Indoor Round Pen, Two Large Outdoor Arenas 100x125 & 200x300, Heated Water, Stalls Cleaned Daily, Quality Hay Fed Twice Daily, Trails Nearby, Stress Free Environment, References Available.
2017 SeaSOn RiDe DaTeS SePt. 30 & Oct. 1 • 11am & 1pm & 3pm OctOber 7 & 8 • 11am & 1pm & 3pm OctOber 14 & 15 • 11am & 1pm & 3pm The Newport WA Priest River ID Rotary Club introduces a NEW Excursion Train Ride departing from Newport, WA traveling 12 miles along the beautiful Pend Oreille River!
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SpaciouS & DeSirable 3,240sq.ft. Home on almost 10 acres located in Deer park, Wa
$
359,900
Commercial Building!
Small Apartment Above! St. Maries, ID
175,500
$
Welding/Fabricating Business is Closing it’s Doors! SHOP WIRED with 3 PHASE POWER! Great price. Great opportunity.
Updated 4 bedroom, 2 bath, partially finished basement. The majority of the home has been updated, replaced or remodeled. Wilsonart counters in kitchen, pellet stove in each family room, lower family room finished in tongue and groove cedar. R-44 insulation in ceiling, central vac system, 30x50 shop, and a 40x60x20 ft. hay barn. MLS #201723028
Bill O’Dea (509) 714-3814
SALE OF SHOP INCLUDES tools, equipment, supplies, diesel Cat dozer, fork lift, PLUS 1975 Chevy 1 ton flat bed truck w/Lincoln portable welder. Don’t miss a great opportunity to build your own business. MLS #17-6982
Bambi Burrus
208-660-0310
Windermere North Spokane, LLC
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PRIVATE REAL ESTATE LOANS noW UP To $ $ 25,000 - 1,000,000! (no Personal resIDence loans)
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LUXURY EQUESTRIAN ESTATE
ON 20 ACRES IN SpIRIT LAkE, IdAhO • $1,150,000
Brand New 5 bedroom, 4 bath, 3573 sq.ft. custom built home. Rustic elegance finishes, timbers inside & out, stone fireplace, hardwood floors, custom tile, granite, Thermador appliances, knotty alder cabinets & trim, wet bar and beautiful lighting. Outside entertainment area includes built-in BBQ, firepit, easy maintenance landscaping
60x48 shop with loft & extra storage, 96x40 custom barn with Nelson waterers, tack room, wash rack, grooming area, 4 horse stalls with runs, room for 4 more. 100x80 indoor lighted and extra tall riding arena. 4 individual 150x90 paddocks, 20 acre perimeter mostly fenced with 6 ft high horse fencing. Adjoins Timberland
Cindy Perry • 208-691-2540 Cindy@CindyPerryHomes.com for more information & Photos, go to
www.CindyPerryHomes.com SEPTEMBER 2017 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 26
spacious & light rancher on 115 acres! 141 Old Hwy 5, Plummer, IdaHO • $1,194,000
6 bedroom, 4 bath rancher with daylight basement, 5127 sq.ft. with beautiful views overlooking the rolling hills of the Palouse!
This home was designed to be highly functionable & energy efficient yet extremely comfortable with space for everyone. Features a huge Chef’s Kitchen with cherry cabintry and lots of built-in special features, great room, formal dining room with hardwood floors, living room, master suite, office, mudroom, specially designed craft room doubles as 6th bedroom, huge rec room with wet bar, ventilated root cellar (could be wine cellar), wood storage room, 2 wood stoves. Central vac, surround sound, built-in entertainment center, Intercom system, 3 car garage. Outside there is 48x36 shop with lean-to and insulated office, 3 horse corrals with shelters and a hay storage or equipment shed
Cindy Perry • 208-691-2540 Cindy@CindyPerryHomes.com for more information & Photos, go to
www.CindyPerryHomes.com SEPTEMBER 2017 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 27
HOME WITH ACREAGE - DEER PARK
Large 4 bedroom, 4 bath home. Huge barn with indoor stalls, tack room, & hay storage. Over-sized round pen for your horse training. Choose 5 acres or 15! Large rooms abound in this 5,000 sq.ft. home with room in the basement to add more. Laundry on both floors & plumbed for wet bar in basement. Patio, sprinkler system, huge Trex deck off back. Open concept with ample sunlight. Bonus room off master bedroom large enough for exercise room or office with outside entrance to deck. 3-bay 60x40 shop with manacle and 60x40 barn with stall areas, hay, & tack room. Large garden area too!
$389,000 w/5 acres $439,500 w/15 acres
MLS #201722553 Additional parcel has a separate well!
Loretta Huss
5009 S. Swenson
Real Estate Marketplace NW Inc. Road, Deer Park, WA 509-290-2394 SEPTEMBER 2017 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 28
CLASSIFIED
FALL 2017
APPALOOSAS
BOARDING
TRAINING / INSTRUCTION
2017 AMHR Appaloosa Colt This guy has got it all: color galore (black with big white blanket covered with black spots), pedigree full of champions, including Boones Little Andy; great conformation & disposition. He will get noticed in the show ring & would be an excellent future driving prospect or herd sire, $1500. 509/891‑7905
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.net 509/276‑6345 Deer Park
Human Equine Connection! Want To Have a better connection with your horse, mule, or donkey? Want them to have a better understanding of what you are asking? How about improving their ground manners? Or have you lost your horse handling skills & riding confidence along the way? Call Marie at Human Equine Connection 509/679‑1906. Reasonable rates, flexible hours. Covered arena, Deer Park. Taking new clients: adults, teens & children
ARABIANS 2 Beautiful Arabian Mares. Arabian horses are a versatile breed, good natured & quick to learn. Long manes & tails, very showy, $500 for both. Please call Linda for more information, 509/230‑5526 Spokane
HORSES 27 Horses Cutting, Racing Lines 1‑16 years, all levels of work, ride & train, $750‑ $10,000. North Pasco, 509/531‑5211
BOARDING Boarding! Lady Raven Stables Has New stalls for your boarding needs. Indoor/ outdoor arenas, round pen, miles of trails, wash rack, heated tack room, 8 minutes from North Division Y. www.LadyRavenStables.com Call 509/953‑4511; 509/993‑ 7758
MISCELLANEOUS Horseback Riding Companion For Retired Christian lady who likes going into the mountains. I can provide trailer, need somebody with a truck to tow it. 509/496‑6598 Deer Park Dry Shavings Very Little Dust, 32 Cubic yards per load, $250 per load, plus delivery, 208/683‑2496 or 509/999‑8765 Lucky Acres Brand Panels, Bow Gates & Shelters! All products fabricated from 1‑5/8” 15 gauge galvanized steel tubing. 12 5‑rail 56” tall panels $105. 12 5‑rail matching bow gate $205. 12x12 plywood compatible shelter (excludes plywood & roof tin, framework only) $1,095. Lucky Acres Fencing, Inc., Lewiston, ID. 208/746‑1228 www.LuckyAcres.net
EVENTS Fall Fun Ride & Scavenger Hunt Sponsored by Ponderosa Chapter Back Country Horsemen, Saturday, September 30, 9am‑1pm. Riverside State Park Equestrian Area, 3402 Equestrian Lane, Spokane (see www.pbchw.com for directions). Join us for a fun ride through Riverside State Park, chili feed, door prizes, awards for crazy hat contest, raffle & music. Pre‑registration form at www.pbchw.com Questions? Ken Carmichael, 509/466‑2225 or kcarmichael2225@gmail.com
FARRIERS TACK & TRAILERS
Echo Valley Ranch Horse Boarding 12x12 stalls with large runs, 60x40 lighted indoor. Round pen, (2) large outdoor arenas, 100x125 & 200x300, heated water, stalls cleaned daily, quality hay fed twice daily, trails nearby, stress free environment, references available. See our Facebook at Echo Valley Ranch Horse Boarding. 509/936‑2039 Deer Park
We Can Start Your Ranch Roping Horse Develop confidence in your dressage horse & train solid trail horses; common sense training with Rob Dotts & Sally Shepard, a team of trainers with more than 45 years of experience; no gimmicks used, just good horsemanship. Northwest Trails, Deer Park 509/276‑6345
Spokane Tack Trunk English & Western saddles, tack, clothes & much more. We have horse themed wines too! From the trail to the show ring, we’ve got you covered! Find us on Facebook & Instagram. 11515 E. Trent, Spokane Valley. 509/927‑5891 www.SpokaneTackTrunk.com
Balanced Barefoot Trimming Practitioner Pete Ramey School of Natural Hoof Care, $30 maintenance trim. Bud, 509/939‑5752 Barefoot Hoof Trimming 4PB‑S.A.I.D. Method, nature’s correct healthy & preferred alternative to metal shoes. J.B. Healy, third generation farrier. 509/456‑5555
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ADVERTISERS STALLIONS
INDEX
FACILITY
Anado Ace WindDrift Farm ...........................18 DA Sir Dierich Nova Burke .................................30 Mama Said Dash C&S Ranch ....................................8 Notorious BP Meadow Starr Ranch .....................5 Poco Buenos Ghost C&S Ranch ....................................8
BARNS & BUILDINGS
NW Cover-All, Fabri-Steel ...........11 Steel Structures of America, Inc ...21
BREEDERS
C&S Ranch ....................................8 Shalwyn Arabians ........................14 WindDrift Farm Quarter Horses ...18
EVENTS
Hermiston Horse Sale ..................18 Hermiston Horse Sale Extravaganza ....4 Ponderosa BCH Scavenger Hunt ..10
Diamond Pine Ranch ..................20 Lady Raven Stable .......................20 Upriver Stables ..................... Front,2 Wendy Cola / Horse Boarding .....24
FEED & ACCESSORIES
Lazy J Bedding.............................16 LMF Feeds .....................................7
FENCING
All Terrain Fence ..........................19 North 40 Fence Company............18 Washington/Idaho Fence .............15
HORSES FOR SALE
Midnyte Shetlands/ Stethmir Arabians ..........................3 WindDrift Farm ...........................18 Shalwyn Arabians ........................14
MISCELLANEOUS
Chuck Young/Love To Dig ..............4 HUB International .......................14 OXARC .......................................12
REAL ESTATE
Bambi Burrus...............................25 Bill Johnson .................................24 Bill O’Dea ...................................25 Brittney Inglis ..............................22 Cindy Perry............................26, 27 Ed Anderson RE Loans .................25 Loretta Huss ................................28 Suzy Dix......................................23 Wendy Cola ................................24
SADDLES,TACK & CLOTHING
Indiana Harness Co. ....................18 Spokane Tack Trunk .....................20 Will Rogers Saddle Co. ............ Back
TRAINERS
Ann Kirk Horsemanship.................6 Gerry Cox Horsemanship ............20 Scott Seeklander ..........................18
TRAILERS & TRAILER REPAIR
Huber Trailer Sales.........................9 Washington Auto Carriage ...........17
VETERINARIAN
McKinlay & Peters Equine............13
(Blacklord Basksok x Blacmagic Matara)
2002 Homozygous Black Arabian SCID Clear 7
Shipped Cooled or Live Cover
Standing at Stud Spokane, WA
Live Foal Guarantee Multiple Mare Discount
Contact: Nova Burke at (509) 710-1712 ~ nburke51@msn.com ~ www.sir-dierich.blogspot.com SEPTEMBER 2017 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 30
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