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An informative column
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Q: Do you have any tips on leasing my horse?
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Leasing a horse can be a nerve-wracking venture for both the lessor and the lessee. Under a lease, the horse owner temporarily transfers a non-ownership possessory interest in their horse to another.
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Horse Insurance – What Every Horse Owner Should Know
by
Tami George, Equine Insurance Specialist and Licensed Producer
Most of us consider our horses family members. But the bottom line is that they can also represent a substantial financial investment – especially in the world of competitive equestrian sports. Can you afford to lose your horse, or worse yet, to spend $5,000 to $10,000 on colic surgery or some other catastrophe, only to then lose the horse as well?
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Show Box
Grooming Tips
by Heggelund Training
It is show season again, and so it is now time to clean out that grooming box and get ready for the 2010 show season. When attending shows, it is important to be prepared for anything that may happen. Sometimes this means taking extra steps to make sure the grooming box is equipped with all of the necessary items.
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Odor No More
& BioLargo, Inc.'s
Announces:
Ground-Breaking Odor-No-More TM Delivers a Serious Solution to Age-Old Problem!
Irvine, Calif. --
Ever since horses have been kept in stalls, horse owners have been adding to, and then mucking out, large quantities of bedding in a futile attempt to reduce the odor and moisture
in these stalls.
Rick Weinberg
949-
648-3815
rick@rickweinberg.com
Email
http://www.odornomore.com
Website
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