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Is flax seed toxic to horses?
I have fed flax seed in the past: cooked whole seeds,
then ground raw flax meal. I have always gotten 25 50 lb bags. The last time I picked up a bag, I noticed
that the label stated, “Not to be fed to horses intended
for food. Not for human consumption.” What is the
story? Is it toxic raw or ground? Is it worth feeding?
Duval
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I know many people who do swear by flax seed,
however, I do not have any personal experience
using it. The raw seeds contain cyanogenic glycoside
compounds which, when the seeds are ground, and
especially if moistened, will release cyanide!
However, this really is not a concern, since the
enzymes needed to cause the cyanide release are
inactivated by boiling and gastric acids. So, as long as you don’t add water
before feeding the flax meal, it should not be a problem. If the meal is
processed in any way it is also probably totally safe. Read the label again
to see if there are other substances added. If not, the warning is probably
due to the minuscule risk of cyanide poisoning. But it shouldn’t hurt in
small enough quantities.
The presence of cyanogenic glycosides in the diet is significant only in
relation to dose and the nutritional status of the consumer. Flax seed meal
contains two cyanogenic glycosides, linustatin and neolinustatin. Many
foods are slightly cyanogenic (e.g. wheat and barley!), probably as an
evolutionary adaptation to discourage herbivory, and our body and our
horses have a limited capacity to detoxify low concentrations of cyanide
through addition of sulphur (from amino acids). Thus, if the dietary levels
of sulphur-containing amino acids are high, the body can resist a low
intake of cyanide, but if the diet is low in protein overall, then we see
toxicity.
It has been determined that up to 50g high-alpha-linolenic acid flaxseed is
palatable, safe and may be nutritionally beneficial in humans by raising n-3
fatty acids in plasma and erythrocytes and by decreasing post-prandial
glucose responses. (Cunnane S, et al, (University of Toronto, Toronto,
Canada) Br J Nutr, 69:443, 1993)
Answer provided by Sarah Ralston, VMD, Ph.D., dACVN, and Carey
Williams, Ph.D., Rutgers Cooperative Research and Extension.
reprinted with permission
http://www.esc.rutgers.edu/
ask_expert/Supplements.htm#aae
www.esc.rutgers.edu
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Lee
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Collier
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Central FL pg 17
Charlotte pg 9
Collier pgs 4-8 & Back Cover
Columbia pg 15
Lee pgs 10-13
Marion pgs 9
Osceola pg 20
Pasco pg 13
Sarasota pg 8
Statewide pgs 9
Suwaunnee pg 9
Volusia Front Cover
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Club Scene pg 16-17
Enter to WIN pgs 20
Horse Tales pgs 18-19
Just for Fun - Maze pg 12
Odd Things Horses Eat pg 14
At Your Fingertips:
Business Rates pg 22
Calendar pg 21
Classified Rates pg 22
Map of Counties pg 2
Business index
Business
Bits and Pieces
Brooke’s Legacy Animal Rescue
Century 21 Sunbelt - Monica Morris
Coldwell Banker - Raymond Cabral
Collier County Animal League
Corner Creek Ranch
D.T Ovitt Contracting
Dream Catcher Stables
Equestrian Corner, The
Estates Feed & Supply
Everglades Ranch
Florida Home Realty -Shannon Gilmore
Forever Florida, Eco-Safaris
Golden Gate Nursery
Grandview Hay & Straw
Hardesty Hay Farms
Homestead Everglades Posse
Horse On The Run, Equine Transport
Keller Williams Realty, Melody Brovitz
Kowiachobee Animal Preserve
LaBelle Family Livestock Club
MD’s Choice Total Mobility EQ
MYQ Ranch, Alfalfa Hay
Punta Gorda Horseman’s Association
Ravenwood Ranch, Boarding Stables
Roscoe Sauer, Trainer
Round the Bend Animal Care
Rusty Nail Farrier Service
Sanders, Maureen - The Horse Shaman
Sellstate Associates Realty - Wendell Stuckey
South Eastern Distance Riders Assn.
Southcoast Performance Horse Club
Strebor Mini Horse Ranch
Sweet Cypress Ranch, Hay for Sale, Breeding
Tikigator Farm
Triple F Trailers
Tropic Trucks
Watson Realty Corporation
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MYQ RANCH
HAY
Alfalfa, Timothy, & T & A
Collier
Delivery Available
239-352-1523 * 239-784-3023 * 305-345-8210
[email protected]
1-941-375-2029
Everglades
Ranch
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for
Horse Boarding Facility
STALLS NOW AVAILABLE!
Phone:239-455-8552
Fax: 239-455-8835
2740 Newman Dr.
Naples, Fl 34114
[email protected]
Collier
Collier
Collier
Collier
Collier
$15 for day use of facility
$25 for an overnight stall (your feed)
Cabins & Camping now available!
Did something note worthy happen
at your last show, trail ride or horse
gathering? Send it in to Everything
Equine and share your news!
Boarding $225(shared) up to $500(full)
2 round pens, one lighted
2 lighted arenas, one is show size
Lease horses by the month Buy & sell horses
Resale store on site
Adjacent to the Belle Meade Horse Trails
in the Picayune State Forest!
1-239-403-3784
[email protected]
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Collier
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16hh 12y/o
Arabian
Appendix
QH Gelding,
Forward and
Nice Mover,
lots of Go.
Bask,
Raffon, Cass
Ole Lines.
3D Barrel
Racer. Great
English
Prospect. Asking $4,500.00 Call (239) 352-0470
Beach Boy: 2002 APHA
Palomino 14.0 hh large
pony, childrens hunter
extreme, dead quiet,
very safe, lead
changes, showing 2'
courses, winning, ready
for A Rated. $20k
239-352-2642 or
e-mail
[email protected]
Mini
Ranches
Available
4040 8th Ave. NE
d!
uce
Red
Ready for your horses! Completely updated 3/2
with den on 2.25 fenced acres. 2 stall barn w/
electric and 3 separate pastures. Owner/agent
will consider owner financing, lease option or
rental. 541 11th St SW. $549,900 239-216-1808
in
Naples,
Florida
Acreage and
Amenities!
ESCAPE
TO YOUR OWN
PRIVATE HORSE
RETREAT!
Newly Built Home, close to trails
and Picyuane Strand, three-stall
barn, tack room, work room
with electric & water. $424,900
3500 31st Ave. SW
Collier
Collier
Estate Home, 2-stall barn, large arena,
great location, completely remodeled,
In-law apartment, pool, on canal, koi
pond. Must Relocate - Bring All
Reasonable Offers $699,900
Melody Brovitz
Office
239-393-1350
Direct
239-213-8174
Do not miss
your chance to
win a
two hour
HorsebackSafari for two
at Forever
Florida in
St. Cloud.
See page 20
for entry form!
Enter each
month!
1-239-403-3784
[email protected]
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Using holistic therapy for ALL of your animals.
Emotional & Behavioral Problems
Head, Neck & Spine issues * Arthritis & Pain
Collier
VXZace
Collier
Great Starter
Saddle!
Used NBHA
Circle Y Barrel
Saddle. 14” seat.
Missing one
stirrup. $125
239-455-9602
TIKIGATOR FARM
Private facility now offering boarding.
Collier
4 stalls available March of 2007.
Full board facility, feedings 3X day,
large hunter/jumper arena, new barn,
plenty of turnout, 24/7 turnout option available.
Horse friendly facility with quality care for your horse.
239-352-2642 or e-mail [email protected]
Belle Tara Ranch,130 Acre Ranch, Glades County
2/2 Condo Turnkey! Imperial Golf Estates, Naples
SHANNON M. GILMORE, Racing to meet all your real estate needs.
Florida Home Realty
(239) 961-4365 CELL
ABR, CNS, REALTOR ®
[email protected]
www.brookeslegacyanimalrescue.com
Visit www.Floridahmz.com
Collier
Relax and enjoy all that makes
Naples special.... Sunsets,
walks on the beach, delicious
dining, and fabulous North
Naples shopping all are within
minutes of this gated
community and affordable
FURNISHED condo. Unwind
by the heated pool, read a book
in your screened lanai or take
advantage of a golf or tennis
membership. This 2nd story
end unit is very clean, offers
lovely lake views, and is ready
to go! $264,000
Collier
UNIQUE (yoo-neek) adj. 1. being
the only one of it's kind.
2.unusual, remarkable BELLE
TARA RANCH an unparalleled,
unequaled property that truly
represents " Beautiful Earth". This
Unique Retreat is surrounded by
130 private acres that includes,
pastures, water features, and
woodlands. Outbuildings include
a 4400 sq ft bldg/barn with 8
bays, stalls, fenced turnouts, tack
and feed room, RV hookup, and a
camp complete with cozy
caretaker's cottage, firepit,
cookhouse and more. Hunters
paradise!! Get away from it all.....
Collier
Pick Your Paradise
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March 2007
Sarasota
Sarasota
The Horse Club Co-Op is where any horse club may print their
showbill or other club related information. The pages are discounted and will be divided onto 1/4 sections, so the different
clubs can share in the cost of the page. This is open to any club
regardless if they host a show. See page 16 for club information.
Please call me at 239-403-3784 for more details.
Grade Quarter horse, 9 yr. old gelding. 15hh.
GREAT personality, willing to work! Anyone can
ride him. English, Western, trails. Vetted, sound, no
vices. $3000/neg. 941-416-2254
Diana 239-354-1686
Collier
1-941-375-2029
HORSE CLUB CO-OP!
20 years experience with horses
references available
Collier
For $25, you can reach over 10,000 possible
members in Everything Equine’s Co-op!
Are you
nervous
about
leaving
your
animal
family at
home
while you
vacation?
I understand first hand and want to
ease your worries.
Round the Bend Animal Care,
Alonso:
2004 Dutch
Warmblood/
Thoroughbred
gelding, 16.1+hh,
W/T/C, simple
changes, hunter
or dressage
prospect. $10k
239-352-2642 or
e-mail
[email protected]
Collier
Collier
Collier
Collier
Collier
serving the Golden Gate Estates Area
Please come visit
Collier County Animal League
our
cats and dogs for
6017 Pine Ridge Rd., #138
adoption
at Petsmart on
Naples, FL 34119-3956
Airport Rd and Pine Ridge
Phone: (239) 450-6301
in Naples on Saturdays
Fax: (707) 598-7680
from 10:00 until 3:00.
Mr. Waggs is a 2 year
old easy going loving
guy! He is good with
cats and is house
trained. Mr. Waggs
walks great on leash
and has wonderful
doggie manners. If you
can give Mr. Waggs your
time and love, he will
give you a lifetime of joy
and reward!
Adoption fee
is required.
The deadline for April’s issue
is the 21st of the March.
For more info call 239-450-6301 or go to
www.ccalrescue.org
1-239-403-3784
[email protected]
* Believe in the 11th Commandment: Inside
leg to outside rein.
* Know that all topical medications come
in either indelible blue or neon yellow.
* Think nothing of eating a sandwich after
mucking out stables.
* Know why a thermometer has a yard of
yarn attached to one end of it.
* Fail to associate whips, chains and
leather with deviancy.
* Have a language all their own (“If he pops
his shoulder, I have to close that hand and
keep pushing with my seat in case he sucks
back”.)
* Will end relationships over their hobby.
* Insure their horses for more than their
cars.
* Know more about their horse’s nutrition
than their own.
* Have fewer wardrobes than their horse.
* Engage in a hobby that is more work than
their day job.
* Know mucking stalls is better then
Zoloft any day.
from the internet, author unknown
Ride Ocala Forest;
5 acres; 2002 3/2 home,
garage; 6 stall barn,
apartment; 2 stall barn;
4 improved pastures.
Exceptionally nice.
A MUST SEE!
[email protected]
for color flyer. $455,000.
(352)669-0005
5 acres for
sale in the
heart of
Suwannee
County, 13
miles
south of
Live Oak,
improved
pasture,
high & dry,
Bermuda
grass,
fenced on 2 sides. $65,000!
386-776-2145
We rent horse trailers!
Have 2-horse bumperpulls 4-sale, with
new floors and new paint! $2,000. We’ll
match trailer color to your truck color.
Trailer repairs done also.
For Sale: white driving/riding pony,
$2,000. Large paint pony - brood mare/
trail $950.
941-637-5996 home
941-380-9868 cell
Charlotte
* Have a vocabulary that can make a sailor
blush.
1-(877)-214-8581.
Charlotte
* Have neatsfoot oil stains on the carpet
right next to the TV.
Call Everything Equine toll free at
Suwannee
* Will give you 20 names and reasons for
that bump on your horse.
Great Mid-western hay:
Alfalfa
Best price delivered!
Alfalfa-Orchard
Call Shannon Cobbs
T&A
260-433-5318
Small squares & big squares available
Suwannee
* Cluck to their cars to help them up hills.
From our horse farm to yours.
SERVING THE SOUTH FOR 35 YEARS
Marion
* Can magically lower their voices five
octaves to bellow at a pawing horse.
Grandview Hay & Straw
Marion
* Are banned from Laundromats.
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March 2007
Lee
Boarding Stables
Lee
2001 Dodge Ram 3500,
Cummings Diesel, 4x4,
Quad Cab, Dually.
Loaded with low
miles! Call
,
Rick!
e it
am o n
Lee
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it
You take
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’ll
we t r a d e
2002 Ford F-250
Crew Cab, 7.3 Turbo
Diesel. Five 7.3s to
choose from!
Call Rick!
Over 75 Trucks to Choose From!
IF WE DON’T HAVE IT, WE WILL GET IT!
Lee
2002 Dodge Ram
2500, Cummings
Diesel, Quad Cab,
80K miles.
Call Rick!
nk
Ba cing
n
a
Fin
Lee
2002 Jeep Wrangler
Sport, New Lift,
Wheels and Tires!
Five Jeeps to choose
from! Call Rick!
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tak
We HING
T e!
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AN trad
on
2003 Chevrolet
Silverado 2500,
Duramax Diesel,
Allison Transmission.
Four Chevys to choose
from! Call Rick!
We can get you in a truck that fits your hauling needs!
Lee
1-941-375-2029
Ravenwood Ranch
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Inventory changes daily, call for new listings!
11230 Palm Beach Blvd., Ft. Myers
Exit 141 East 2 Miles,
Next to Maine’s Best Seafood
Lee
Riding arena and trails.
Large box stalls with fans.
24 Hour personalized care.
Relaxed casual atmosphere.
Convenient locations. All disciplines welcomed.
Full board starting at $275.
Leave message at 433-3040 or 770-3629
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(239) 565-9298
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Susan Brown
•Full line of English Riding Apparel
Happy Mouth - Mountain Horse - Fleeceworks
Ovation - Der Dau - Bobbies Bridles - Pessoa
Wilkers - Royal Highness - and much more
•Paddock Boots - Tall Boots - IRH Helmets
•Mobile Tack Shop
•Competitive Pricing (including gently used
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•Special Orders Welcome
Tuesday through Friday
10am to 6pm
Saturday
10am to 3pm
By appointment Sunday and Monday
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4 year old Registered Quarter Gelding.
Trail Horse. $1,800 obo 239-470-2147
Lee
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BUCKINGHAM
239-293-8571
HORSE COUNTRY
Wow! Great property in the
Buckingham area. Country
living at its best. Five acres to
build your dream home, have
an RV and still pleanty of
room for a horse barn. This
property contains a
manufactured home featuring
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a great
room with fireplace, large
walk-in closets and large
utility room. Conveniently
located near shopping and
I-75. Owners motivated.
Priced to sell $495.000
Help our team find their way
through the maze to the next fence.
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Raymond
Cabral
Registered Quarter Horse Filly. Just
This sweet colt just turned one on
turned 2 in February. Handcock breeding.
Valentines Day! (Sired by Scotch Bar
great ground manners. Ready to be trained Tommy & grade mare) Should mature to
your way! $1,900 obo 239-470-2147
15.1 hh $1000 obo 239-470-2147
www.printactivities.com
1-239-403-3784
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Privacy on
5 acres.
Beautiful 2
story home,
detached
garage, and
commercial
grade 7 stall
barn.
Between
Tampa and
Ocala. Lots of trails and easy access to I-75. $387,500.
352-521-5781 or [email protected] for more info.
PASO FINOS
Exceptional Bloodlines
Lee
Quality Stallions
www.cornercreekranch.com
[email protected]
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Se H ol
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Espa
239-225-5890
239-574-2198
5 Year old Registered Paint Gelding.
Broke to ride, Very gentle! Loves
People! $1,900 obo 239-470-2147
Lee
Palomino • Grey • Pinto
Available for 2007
Breeding Season
Horses For Sale
Randy & Nikky Vann
Ft. Myers, FL
Lee
Lee
Lee
A MUST SEE! Gorgeous Estate Ranch in
community of Riverfront Homes and Ranches with
acreage. This 9.78 acres is cleared, entirely
fenced and cross-fenced. It has dozens of mature
oaks and pines. The custom pool home features 4
bedroom, 2 bath approx 3085 sq ft liv. area, 2 car
oversized garage. A chef’s dream island kitchen, a
huge walk-in pantry, Riverslick fireplace with
African rosewood custom mantel. Pool is less
than 1 year old. Hot Springs spa. Whole house
generator hook-up. a 24’x40' detached workshop/
room with electric,tv and air cond. Security gate
with key pad at entrance. Gorgeous 40' x 60'
Stable/Barn less than a year old, six 12' x 12' stalls
possible, air-conditioned tack room, extra storage
room, wash area, open garage/storage area, 12'
center aisle, auto water feeders and electric.
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Odd Things that Horses Eat
Sarah L. Ralston, VMD, Ph.D., dACVN,
Department of Animal Science, Cook College, Rutgers University
Fact Sheet #062 - Reviewed 2004
Horses are adapted to a diet based primarily of forages. Their digestive systems are geared
toward the digestion of high roughage feeds that change slowly (for example, sudden access
to a bag of grain or lush pasture after they have eaten only dry hay for the previous 5 months
is likely to result in colic). However, with domestication, confinement, and modern
technology, we are often confronted with horses that consume some really “odd” things with
apparent relish. Feeding practices around the world differ and horses in other countries are commonly fed things that average
American horse owners would never consider offering to their horses. For example, European horses are routinely fed silage,
horses in Saudi Arabia munch happily on dried fava beans, and Irish horses are offered a weekly pint of ale or stout! With the
above digestive constraints and variation in mind, what is presented here is by no means an exhaustive list of non-traditional things
that might be consumed by horses. It is a list of things that horses have been reported to eat by veterinarians and horse owners
around the world. Those that might adversely affect the horse’s health, and therefore be avoided or at least limited, are so identified.
Potential Treats. Perfectly
acceptable treats (fed in limited
quantities(<1-2 lbs/feeding)
Carrots, apples, grapes
Bananas
Peas
Green beans
Lettuce
Celery
Dried beans, such as pinto, red, fava
(however should be cooked or heat
treated)
Watermelon rinds
Squash
Mangoes (not the seeds)
Raisins
Bread/bagels/cake (NOT if they
contain chocolate or poppy seeds)
Pasta, macaroni
Potato chips and potato products
Rice products (not raw rice)
Barley products
Corn products
Dairy products
Eggs
Fruit juices
Hot dogs, hamburgers, tuna fish, ham
or even roastbeef sandwiches!
Most dog and cat foods
Oddities often consumed by horses
on pasture. No problem, assuming
fairly limited quantities and
otherwise balanced ration:
Dandelion
Thistle (NOT Russian Knapweed or
yellow star thistle–Centaurea spp)
Sunflower seeds and plant
Peanut plants
Raspberry/blackberry bushes
Wood/bark of most trees (NOT
Prunus spp or black walnut or locust)
Potential problem if eaten in large
quantities
Buttercup
Morning glory
Pokeweed
St. Johnswort
Gum-weed
Astragulus and Oxytropis spp/
(vetches and locoweed)
Avocado leaves
Bracken fern
Most bulb type flowers (tulip, iris,
etc.)
Wilted red maple leaves
Acorns/new oak leaves
Safe in very limited quantities BUT
WILL CAUSE POSITIVE DRUG
TESTS
Beware large quantities, but
probably acceptable in very small
amounts (<2 to 4 ounces/day)
Morning glory plants
Sassafras
Willow leaves and bark
Yucca
Tobacco (consumed, not inhaled)
Valerian root
Carrots in very large quantities only
(over 5 lbs day)!
Persimmons (seeds also may cause
impaction)
Chocolate in any form
Licorice
Cinnamon products
Nutmeg
Hot pepper/chili flavored products
(Nacho chips, etc)
Non-decaffeinated coffee or tea in any
form
Caffeinated sodas
Alcoholic beverages
Some dog/cat foods (Beware “bakery
waste” as an ingredient-may contain
chocolate)
Cabbage, broccoli, kale, chard,
collard greens, brussel sprouts
Spinach
Rhubarb stems (NOT the leaves or
roots)
Garlic and onions (large amounts may
cause anemia)
Turnips
Radishes
Avocado (NOT skins or seeds)
Lathyrus spp. beans (India)
Sunflower seeds
Sugar candies such as jelly beans,
gummy bears, peppermints, etc.
Avoid at all costs (Lethal or severe
toxicity potential)
Summary
There are obviously a wide range of things that our horses may enjoy consuming, not all of
which are good for their health. Many horses would refuse to even sniff many of the items listed
above. Knowing which potential treats are safe, at least in limited quantities, is important for
horse owners. You never know what might be offered to your horse! For more information on
signs and sources of toxicity the author recommends the following resources:
Reference
Lewis, Lon. 1995. Feeding and Care of the Horse, 2d ed.
Williams and Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA. Excellent chapters on toxic
plants and feed induced diseases.
Toxic Plants Website: Excellent site with many links to other
resources: http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/plants.html.
Lily of the Valley
Larkspur
Tomato or potato plants
Rhubarb leaves and roots
Poison hemlock
Foxglove
Leafy spurge
Mustards
Jimsonweed
Alsike clover
Blue flax
Sorghum (Johnsongrass and Sudan
grass)
Oleander
Privet
Japanese Yew (all Taxus spp)
Azalea
Rhododendron
Mountain Laurel
Pits of peaches, cherries, or avocados
Horsechestnut
Russian Knapweed or yellow star
thistle–Centaurea spp
reprinted with permission
http://www.esc.rutgers.edu/
publications/factsheets_nutrition/
FS062.htm
www.esc.rutgers.edu
1-239-403-3784
[email protected]
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Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
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Columbia
Columbia
Club Scene
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March 2007
Homestead Everglades Posse
presents…
2007 Schooling & Speed Challenge
at the Homestead Rodeo Arena
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1D 2D 3D Jackpot/Cloverleaf/Texas Barrels/Poles
Club Scene
Western & English Pleasure and Showmanship
Grooming & Color Classes
$30-$50 Yearly Membership Option or $10 One-Time Event Fee
(no membership)
$5.00/Class or $45.00 Enters All (Excluding Jackpot $20)
Ribbons to 6th / New Electronic Timer / Adult & 12 and Under
Club Scene
Club Scene
Club Scene
Dates: March 3, April 14, May 12 - Addl. Dates TBA
Registration 8:00AM / Speed Events 9:00AM
Schooling Classes Not Before 12:00
10% Profit Donation to SPCA of Florida
For Information call Karen 305-322-7133
Southcoast Performance Horse Club
Next Show: March 24th!
Lee County Posse Arena Come check out the Hot New Club in
Sign-ups at 8am,
Lee County offering unique circuit
show starts promptly
classes, lots of Jackpots, quaility
at 9am
judges, and an up-to-the-minute website.
*29W. Am Western Pleasure 19&O
*1H. Grooming and Conditioning
*30W. Jr. Horse Western Pleasure
2. Jackpot Halter
*31W. Sr. Horse Western Pleasure
*3H. 2yo and younger Mares
*32W. Open Western Pleasure
*4H. 3yo and older Mares
*33W. Western Disciplined Rail
*5H. 2yo and younger Geldings/
*34. W/T Trail
Stallions
*6H. 3yo and older Geldings/Stallions *35WP. Trail 18&U
*36WP. Trail 19&O
*7H. Stock Halter
*37WP. Western Horsemanship
*8H. Non-Stock Halter
18&U
*9H. Open Mares
*38WP. Am. Western HMS 19&O
*10H. Open Geldings/Stallions
*39P. Western Riding 18&U
*11H. Open Color
*40P. Western Riding 19&O
*12. Ranch Horse Conformation
*41. Novice Working Ranch Horse
*13. Youth Halter (18 & U)
All Age
Grand/Reserve
*14. Natural Horsemanship - On Line *42P. Youth Working Ranch Horse
*43P. Am. Working Ranch Horse
Sponsored by Guardian’s Farm
19&O
10 min break
*44. Open Working Ranch Horse
*15. Novice Showmanship
45. Jackpot Reining
*16WP. Showmanship 18&U
*46. Novice Reining All Ages
*17WP. Showmanship 19&O
*18. Bareback Pleasure (Eng & West) *47P. Youth Reining 18 & U
*48P. Amateur Reining 19 & O
30 min lunch break
*19. Leadline (age 6&U, West. & Eng) *49P. Open Reining
*20. Open Walk (all ages, Eng & West) 15 min break
21. Jackpot West. W/T (any rider)
50. English W/T Jackpot
*22. West. W/T 12&U (non-loping
*51. English W/T 12&U
rider)
*52. English W/T 13&O
*23. West. W/T13&O (non-loping
*53. English W/T Equitation 12&U
rider)
*54. English W/T Equitation 13&O
*24. West. W/T HMS 12&U
55. Jackpot English Pleasure
*25. West. W/T HMS 13&O
*56E. English Pleasure 18&U
26. Jackpot Western Pleasure
*57E. Am. English Pleasure. 19&O
27. Open Schooling Western Pleasure *58E. Jr. Horse English Pleasure
*28W. Western Pleasure 18&U
*59E. Sr. Horse English Pleasure
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$6 for members
$10 for nonmembers
www.geocities.com/southcoastphc
2006-2007
Show Season
September 9 – October 14 – November 11 – January 13 – February 3 – March 10 – April 14
Sign-ups begin at 3:00 p.m. - Speed Classes at 5:00 p.m.
Negative Coggins Required
Visit our website at:
*60E. Open English Pleasure
*61E. English Equitation 18&U
*62E. Am. English Equitation 19&O
30 min dinner break
63. Exhibition Barrels
*64G. PeeWee Barrels
65. Jackpot Barrels
*65G. Jr. Barrels
*67G. Sr. Barrels
*68G. Adult Barrels
*69G. JB Barrels
*70G. PeeWee Mystery Skill Class
*71G. Jr. Mystery Gymkhana Class
*72G. Sr. Mysterey Gymkhana Class
*73G. Adult Mystery Gymkhana Class
*74G. JB Mystery Gymkhana Class
75. Jackpot Poles
*76G. PeeWee Poles
*77G. Jr. Poles
*78G. Sr. Poles
*79G. Adult Poles
*80G. JB Poles
*81G. PeeWee Peppermint Twist
*82G. Jr. Peppermint Twist
*83G. Sr. Peppermint Twist
*84G. Adult Peppermint Twist
*85G. JB Peppermint Twist
*86G. Open Keyhole Express
call 239-433-3040 or preregister online!
2006-2007 Showbill
$5 Entry Fee
Speed Classes
1. PeeWee Barrels
Per Class
2. PeeWee Hairpin
Jack Pot Barrels $10.00
3. PeeWee Mystery Class
Minimum 10 riders for Jackpots
4. PeeWee Poles
Pee Wee 7 & Under (specify Lead line)
5. Pee Wee Goat Tail Tying
Junior 8 - 12 years
6. Jr. Goat Tying
Senior 13 - 18 years
7. Sr. Goat Tying
Adult 19 - 34 years
8. Adult Goat Tying
Jack Benny 35 & Over
9. Jack Benny Goat Tying
Novice Division All Ages
10. Novice Goat Tying
Open classes are not eligible for year end saddle points, but
11. Jr. Poles
are eligible for year end awards (excluding Jack Pot). There
12. Sr. Poles
will be an all around saddle given in EACH division,
13. Adult Poles
providing we have at least 2 riders competing for the saddle
14. Jack Benny Poles
and total sponsorship fees of $300 by the January Horse Show.
15. Novice Poles
To be eligible for awards or saddle each contestant must
16. Open Poles
complete 15 work hours.
17. Jr. Mystery Class
See current rule book for details.
18. Sr. Mystery Class
The Novice Division is open to all ages, novice horse or
19. Adult Mystery Class
novice rider. Novice division horse/rider combinations may
not enter any other division, but may enter a different horse/
20. Jack Benny Mystery Class
rider combination. The division you are in for the first show is
21. Novice Mystery Class
the division you will remain in for the whole year.
22. Jr. Hairpin
***PLEASE NOTE THE FEBRUARY SHOW IS ON THE
23. Sr. Hairpin
FIRST SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY, ALL OTHER SHOWS
ARE ON THE SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH,
24. Adult Hairpin
THANK YOU***
25. Jack Benny Hairpin
26. Novice Hairpin
For further information contact:
27. Jr.. Barrels
Andie Tindall
28. Sr. Barrels
29. Adult Barrels
Speed Horseshow Director
31. Novice Barrels
(863) 674-1443
32. Open Barrels
1-941-375-2029
Punta Gorda Horseman’s Association
www.puntagordahorsemans.com
Performance and H/J show dates
October 7, 2006
February 3, 2007
November 4, 2006
March 3, 2007
December 2, 2006
April 7, 2007
January 6, 2007
May 5, 2007
Hunter/Jumper Director, Andrea Schmeiske (941) 626-3622
Performance Director, Marlene Tehrani (941) 639-5313, (941) 286-1250
Speed Show Dates
October 14, 2006
February 10, 2007
November 11, 2006
March 10, 2007
December 9, 2006
April 14, 2007
January 13, 2007
May 12, 2007
Exhibition Barrels- Start 3 PM Show start promptly at 5 PM
Speed Show Director, Gayle Rogers 941-637-8097
Entry Fees: $7.00 Members/ $10.00 Non-Members
$5.00 Exhibition- must be appropriately attired
Visit the Web Site
for complete showbills, show times,
rules & regulations, and directions.
www.puntagordahorsemans.com
1-239-403-3784
[email protected]
March 2007
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Central Florida
“...to educate, promote and
encourage participation in
equestrian competitive distance
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Mar. 8-11,
Fun in the Sun Pioneer 25/50/55/100 miles, Goethe State
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March 16-18,
Sand Hills Stampede Endurance, 30/55, 2-days, and
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April 27th- 29th
SEDRA “Everything You Wanted Your Dad To Teach You
But He Taught Your Brother” Clinic, it will include handson workshops for correct horseshoe selection for certain
footing to greasing/lubing your horse trailer! Look for more
details on www.DistanceRiding.com.
Call, email, or visit the web site for more information!
407-365-5601
[email protected]
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Lot 86, Splendid Meadow Ct,
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Just reduced! This 4/2/1
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Located in an equestrian
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March 2007
Horse Tales
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I Dream of Ponies!
I have a niece. They call her Marilee.
She is a psychic, I really do believe!
Oh, not with palms or cards or a crystal ball,
FF
But sometimes, in dreams, she sees it all!
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She lives from me, at least a million mile,
That probably, actually, makes her smile.
She dreamed of my ponies, three nights in a row,
So she called me long distance, to just let me know.
She had to leave me a message on my phone,
Because I was out with the ponies and not at home.
“If you take with you a pony white and brown…
It will injure its leg and won’t be sound.”
So when I went to the barn, what did I see?
A brown pony with a white star staring back at me.
“Today you can’t go – it’s the way it must be,
For I know only too well my veterinarian’s fee!”
Then there stood 3 Socks, in the very next stall.
She loved little kids and wondered if she’d get the call.
“No, you can’t go – just look at your three white socks.
And Brown is the color of the rest of your locks!”
Then there was Cherokee – a paint with eyes of light blue,
She wasn’t going but she had not a clue.
“I’m almost all white and I eat carrots with only my lip.”
“But what about this chocolate brown circle here on your hip?”
Out in the pasture was the prettiest pony you’ll ever find.
The only way she’d be going was if I was blind!
A loud lookin’ paint – Mariah, the Wind!
Taking her, my body into panic would send.
I can tell you right now I was feeling quite forlorn.
Then I remembered, in the barn my white “unicorn”.
So out to the trailer, four ponies I led,
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Now there’s a moral to this story, I have to confide,
Pay attention to that little voice that echoes inside.
Every time you ignore it, danger comes your way,
And even if I’m “half-vast”, just do what I say!
To my niece, Marilee, would you, the next time you ring,
Do me one little favor? I ask for one very small thing.
It’s just so I don’t run around in confusion and fright…
Just tell me, please, what part is brown and what part is
white?
By Half Vast Connie
Elizabeth Halperin, Age 7
Cheyenne Bechtol,
Brooke’s little sister pictured at Brooke’s memorial
barrel race last August.
Cheyenne is riding
Brooke’s horse, Red Dawn.
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hour horseback safaris are
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riders with varying levels of
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at least 12 years of age; 10 years of age is an acceptable age
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with proven riding experience. Guests weighing more than
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we and our horses are ready for you.
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Cattle Drive Weekend Safari,” which includes some training in
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(Florida cattlemen weren’t “cowboys” because hunting those
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on cowpoke skills.
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Corporate Co-workers, Schoolteachers, Professional
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Club,
Flying
Clubs, School Groups, Church Groups, Families,
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Friends, Scout troops or multi-troop Camporees – there are
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activities and a campground on Forever Florida or the
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Crescent J Ranch that are just right for a bonding experience.
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See the Facilities and Events page for more details.
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From a small primitive one-troop Scout Camp on
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the
Crescent
J that has been used by Girl and Boy Scouts for
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more than 30 years, we expanded to a remote but up-scale
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campground ‘way back in the wilderness of Forever Florida,
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then added two campgrounds in between and most recently,
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a large area “up front” (near the highway) that comfortably
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holds up to twenty Scout troops for a big Camporee.
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Variations on these basic campouts and safaris can
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be worked out with our staff.
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Horseback
Safaris
1-888-957-9794
www.floridaeco-safaris.com
1-941-375-2029
The next drawing is for a two
hour horseback safari for two!
Congratulations to Dorothy Hood of The Villages. She
won last month’s drawing for a two hour Horseback Safari
for two at Forever Florida!
Enjoy the ride!
There will be another drawing next
month, so send in your entry form!
Winner is chosen by luck of the
draw. Odds of winning depend on
how many entries received.
Congratulations to Glenda McCall, who won last month’s
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MD’s Choice and Forever
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Naples, FL 34120
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person per month. Winner is
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