AMHR Black Pinto Mare For Sale
By Marsha Freischmidt
3 year old, 35″ tall. Had 30 days driving training by the Amish. Super friendly, loves people and attention. Homozygous for black. Pretty girl. Easy to handle. Can be seen at Windy Acres Miniature Horses.
$800.
Email with questions or more pictures: mjfreischmidt@gmail.com
High Meadow Farm selling horses
By JoAnn Spransy
We are starting to think about retiring and will be moving to the Pacific Northwest to be near our children and grandchildren. To that end, I have decided to sell some of my beautiful horses. The following mares and geldings are available to good homes at a fraction of what I paid for them! None of them have been clipped at this point, and they all look like little buffalos—but pictures will be available soon.
SLIGO ACRES RONI -31.5” 5/13/1997 Roan mare with Flaxen mane & tail. During the time I’ve owned her, she has had 3 foals—each one totally different—and each one a reflection of the stallion. Bred to a Black, she produced a Bay with black mane & tail (filly)—bred to a Pintaloosa, she produced an Appaloosa (colt)—bred to a Palomino pinto, she produced a Palomino pinto (colt). She foals easily and is a good mom. $900.00
Benefits and value of equine dental services
Written by Mike Degner, MRZ Farms
I always like to begin with a quote from my esteemed instructor and Professor, Dale Jeffrey: “If you were to ask a horse the meaning of equine dentistry, they would tell you for the most part it is Freedom from Pain.”
This statement in itself reflects the goal that all equine dental practitioners strive to achieve thru the love, patience, and the understanding of the horse and the horse’s individual needs. A happy horse leads to a happy horse owner. That’s why routine dental care is so important to your horse’s health and well-being.
The bonuses for proper dental care include better utilization of the horse’s feed, increased performance, and a longer, more comfortable life.
Periodic examinations and regular maintenance, such as dental floating, are extremely necessary due to the requirements and restrictions that we have put on our horses today. These requirements and restrictions would include our horse’s diet, our performance needs, our horse’s day to day existence, and our need to enjoy our horse for as long as possible.
Web site takes on a new look
You may have noticed a new look on our web site. We’ve added new features which we hope will make it more useful to our members and allow us to more easily keep in contact.
New features
Our pages are now wider, allowing us to display menus and information on both sides of the page. A menu available only to club members will be on the right, as well as a current list of members’ For Sale items.
Members Only Area
The top menu on the right will only function properly only for members who have logged in.
- Click My Profile to change your site login information, including your password.
- Our Members (visible only to club members) lists contact information for each of our members. On these pages you will be able to find the names of our club members’ farms, their web address (if they have one), a map to their home, their phone numbers and a short biography. Hopefully this will make it easier for us to stay in touch between meetings.
- Use Tell us about yourself to provide information to use in the Our Members list. You can provide a photo of yourself, a copy of your business card, update your biography, change your contact information, tell us which newsletters you want to receive, and so on.
- Share your photos is used to provide an easy way to upload photos to be shared in the new Club Member Albums on the site.
- Submit an Ad allows club members to send the webmaster an ad to be posted on the site.
- Members can use the Club Newsletters link to download PDF files containing past editions of our Club Newsletters.