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An informative column
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I am not able to pay some of my bills and I now owe a lot of money. Could I lose my horses to my creditors?
A: Possibly, yes. If your creditor files a lawsuit against you and obtains a money judgment, your creditor may seek to levy on your real and/or personal property ( i.e. your horses ) to satisfy the judgment.
Upon obtaining a money judgment against you, your creditor has the ability to....
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The Southern California Equestrian Directory would like to introduce you to Wendy Teddiman.
Wendy has written a series of articles sharing her knowledge of common things you should know about caring for your horse. Including many basic facts to help you identify when your horse is in distress, what the potential distress may be caused by and when you should call your veterinarian for additional professional treatment.
Please note: This is not a replacement for your veterinarian! When in doubt about your horse's physical condition, CALL YOUR VET.
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Common sense is not always common.
Common Knowledge Information for
Equine Care
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Wendy Teddiman
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THE WOUND DILEMMA
Puncture Wounds
Volume 1: Issue 3
Puncture wounds are deep penetrating holes caused by close encounters with sharp objects, such as nails or wire. Even a small entry wound can be severe because of the dirt and bacteria being driven deep into the tissue by the offending sharp object. If a puncture wound is not treated properly, the onset of infection can occur rapidly. The tetanus bacterium is a prime example. Being that it thrives in...
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Your
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Problem Solving with Sheryl Lynde,
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Keep Yourself and Your Horse Safe - Things to think about before your trail ride
There are so many opinions and methods on horse training and they do work – it’s just that not all training methods work on all horses; however, there are some methods that will work on all horses. You need to evaluate every training method before you use it to see if it will work for you and your horse. One way I evaluate a training method is that it must pass my 3 rules......
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This month's Featured Article is a Question & Answer segment from a young equestrian named Emilee Panunzi. She has a great story about her recent experience meeting Debbie McDonald and Brentina.
Famed Dressage team Debbie and Brentina are perhaps the most decorated US horse and rider team. During their fourteen year partnership, the team has reached tremendous success. Just a few highlights include: World Equestrian Games Team Silver and Bronze Medals; 2004 Olympics Team Bronze Medal winners; 2005 Farnam/Platform USEF Horse of the Year; in 1999, Debbie was named the Equestrian of the Year by the American Horse Show Association (now the USEF) and Female Equestrian Athlete of the Year by the US Olympic Commitee. Interestingly, Brentina was purchased at an auction in Germany in 1994. Since then, the pair have won the hearts of many horse lovers, both old and young.
In this Featured Article, we hear from the perspective of one young equestrian as she attends an event of a lifetime.
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Q: How did you come to meet Debbie MacDonald and Brentina (when, where, why?)?
A: I got to go to have the great experience to go to the Rolex World Cup where Brentina had her retirement ceremony. My mom got me tickets for Easter as a surprise and I would greatly recommend going again! The retirement ceremony consisted of Brentina entering the indoor arena with great applause. Debby McDonald rode her into the arena and came to a halt in the middle. A quick video of Brentina's accomplishments was shown and it started to make everyone cry! Brentina was such an awesome horse! After the video, brentina's saddle was
was taken off and she had a blanket put on that stated all of her accomplishments and a bed of roses put over her shoulders. The announcer said a quick speech goodbye and then the song “Respect”, Brentina's song, was played and she immediately started her dressage movements to the song! It was very funny! She then was passed to a groom and left the arena. There was not a dry eye in the house! I then got to meet Debbie McDonald after the ceremony! This was so cool! I was second in line and was very nervous about meeting this Olympian rider! She ended up being very nice and encouraged me to never give up with my riding career! This experience was one of the best experiences of my life!
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