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As long as you have some sort of barrier (and don't mind the smell) I think it's okay for emergencies. You just want to be prepared in case of an accident... even a mild mannered horse will panic in an emergency... Andrea

No matter WHAT it is I would suggest trying Shapley's MTG. That stuff really does work! My pony has mysterious rub/fungus spots on her neck and is already improving after three days of application. Andrea

Keeperofthehorses: If your horse has a Foundation Seal you DO NOT have to ONLY show it Foundation. You should show your horse according to type, just because your horse has a Foundation Seal does not mean it is less classic type. A classic horse can be of foundation type but not be eligible...

I have a website with lots of information pages. I just had an inquiry today about some miniature horse questions, and they asked if I could have an article on "appropriate show dress". I will of course give photo credit, but does anyone want to share pictures of themselves or kids or whatever...

A thousand PINTO horses??? I don't think that being homozygous is too rare... if you breed pinto to pinto there is a 50% chance of being homozygous for pinto if the parents are heterozygous... and if one is homozygous and one is heterozygous then there is a 75% chance that the offspring is...

Yes DO NOT get it anywhere NEAR pregnant mares, even the residue in a bucket can cause them to abort. That much I DO know about it. I have heard it works okay for things like arthritis. I'm not sure it's for pain, I think it's an anti-inflamatory and works on the joints??? I would just search...

Yes that what I thought too smlotsocats but we were all misled a little ... please e-mail me privately if you would like more information, I do not feel comfortable talking about the affairs of the company I work for in a public forum. They are being well taken care of where they are at now...

More pictures.... just cuz I like the draft horses... you may get more of an idea the braiding/ harnessing/ action/ vehicles the more you see them...

These two geldings were recently moved into a foster home in Anaheim, California and at least now are getting consistent care, good food, and a safe place to live. They are not going to be able to stay at their current home and need a new home ASAP! They are in a barn with deep shavings right...