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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade c2  US $4.49
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 Charm Black Hippocampi Sea Horse Shap Lampwork Murano Glass Pendant Earrings Set US $1.04
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade c3 US $4.49
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 Dichroic Glass Lampwork sea horse pendant earring A3452 US $2.93
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 Dichroic Glass Lampwork sea horse pendant earring A3455 US $2.68
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade a10 US $4.49
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 Dichroic Glass Lampwork sea horse pendant earring A3450 US $2.68
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 Dichroic Glass Lampwork sea horse pendant earring A3451 US $2.68
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 Dichroic Glass Lampwork sea horse pendant earring A3453 US $2.68
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade c4 US $4.49
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 Greece 20 Lepta Horse Coin Pierced Earrings w Sterling Silver French Wires US $7.99
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade a9 US $4.49
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade c5 US $4.49
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade a8 US $4.49
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 4pcs Tibetan Silver Horse Spacer Beads Fit European Charm Bracelet f778 US $.99
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 LOT of Jewelry Charms 149Pieces US $1.00
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade c6 US $4.49
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 Vintage Gold Plated Horse Necklace w Matching Earrings Running 15in 2mm Wide CZ US $34.95
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade a7 US $4.49
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 HORSE Silver Earrings USA quick ship Surgical Steel Great Gift handmade 5167g US $4.49
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 Sea Horse Brown Lampwork Murano Glass Bead Pendant Ribbon Necklace Earrings Set US $.99
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 Silver Foil Green Sea Horse Murano Lampwork Glass Pendant Necklace Earrings Set US $.99
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 Jody Coyote Earrings JC0742 new gold plated Horse post stud US $14.99
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 Diamond 9ct 9k Solid Yellow Solid Gold Solid mens horse shoe Ring US $595.93
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 3 x Tibetan Silver Big Sea horse Pendant Dangles Beads Fit Charm Bracelet f288 US $.99
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 Jewelry Fish Hook Earrings Rectangular Pendant Necklace US $7.43
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 cubic zirconia necklace earring set US $10.00
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 FANCY STALLION HORSE TURQUOISE SILVER EARRINGS FREE NECKLACE BUY IT NOW US $14.95
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 HORSES ABALONE SHELL GOLD SILVER EARRINGS FREE NECKLACE BUY IT NOW US $16.95
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 HORSES DESIGN SPARKLE SERIES DANGLE EARRINGS FREE NECKLACE BUY IT NOW US $16.95
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Sterling Silver Mini Prancing Horse Earrings on Posts. Sale Price: $8.80  |
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Clear Rhinestone Horse Dangle Earrings Fashion Jewelry List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $15.99 |
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Here is a cute pair of silvertone clear rhinestone horse dangle earrings. They are accented with sparkling crystals to add a little something special to your look! Remember, your earrings will come to you in a foil gift box perfect for gift giving... |
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Kala-isjewels - Children's -18ct Gold Plated "" Horses "" Earrings Sale Price: $16.50 |
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Kala-isjewels - Children's -18ct Gold Plated "" Horses "" Earrings |
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Western Crystal HORSE HEAD EARRINGS in Brown Cowboy Hat Gift Box Sale Price: $9.89 |
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Sterling Silver Turquoise Southwestern Back Post Horse Shoe Stud Earrings List Price: $53.99 Sale Price: $26.99 |
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Sterling Silver Horse Shoe Southwestern Earrings. comes with Back Post findings. Dimension of this Earrings is 0.5 Inch Long and 0.5 Inch wide. Finest Southwestern Jewelry Handcrafted in the USA. Earrings will be shipped in a FREE gift box making it easy for you to surprise your special someone... |
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Sterling Silver Prancing Horse Stud Earrings List Price: $26.99 Sale Price: $19.99 |
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Sterling Silver Mini Horse Head Earrings on Posts. Sale Price: $8.80 |
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Cute Rocking Horse Earrings - Gold Sale Price: $29.95 |
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As sweet as a cupcake, these crystal studded earrings relive they joys of the Tiffany jewelry collections of the 1940s and 50s. They are 2.5cm wide and 3cm high and have a white enamel finish across the rocker... |
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925 Sterling Silver Chinese Zodiac Sign Calligraphy "HORSE" Small Post Stud Earrings 9mm Fashion Jewelry for Women, Teens, Girls - Nickel Free List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $17.99 |
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These tiny Chinese zodiac earrings would be a wonderful addition to any wardrobe. The included black velvet pouch also makes it the wonderful gift for someone special. Made from quality 925 Sterling Silver. |
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Small Running Horse Sterling Silver Dangling Hook Earrings Sale Price: $19.88 |
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These earrings have detailed running horses dangling from simple hooks. Crafted of nickel-free sterling silver. |
What’s a Girl’s Best Friend, Horses or Diamonds?
Can you answer the question in the title?
Some fashion magazines, writers and movies will tell you that diamonds are a girl’s best friend – but not in my case and here is why…
Hi, my name is Linda Shute from New Jersey, and here is why riding horses is one of my greatest passions in life…
As a child I think I was born with horses on my brain, they’ve always been in my life and very close to me in many ways.
Before I was old enough to drive I was very mobile because of my horses.
My uncle gave me my first pony Trotter, his color was chocolate palomino, he had no pedigree to speak of just your above average pony.
Trotter was very dear to me until I out grew him. He would perform under saddle or in harness. I started out riding western because it was the most popular where I live.
Sometimes I would ride bareback and jump over small obstacles in the yard.
Self made fences like two columns of a few baskets or boxes piled up with a broom across the top. Not much to look at, but creative enough for an eight year old kid and it served my purpose besides Trotter didn’t care what it looked like.
Mom wasn’t to happy a few times when we miscalculated and broke the broom handle then she had to go buy new broom to sweep the floor.
Trotter took me all over, sometimes I would ride him and we would go out roaming around for four or five hours we would travel ten or fifteen miles from home.
I would cut through farmers’ fields always careful to stay on the edge as not to harm their crops that were growing. My favorite ride in the summer was towards the small town of Swedesboro through the peach and apple orchards.
A diamond can’t take me to the orchards or share a piece of fruit with me.
As a small girl of eight or ten nothing was sweeter than a fresh apple or peach eaten on top of my pony. I would take a bite and give the rest to him, then pick another. I felt like the world was at my finger tips.
Trotter gave me freedom to explore the world he fed my sense of adventure.
Sometimes I didn’t feel like riding or a friend would go with me, since I didn’t want him carrying two us for that long I would hook him up to the cart and harness and drive him.
The only way a diamond can provide freedom is if you sell it for a high price and use the money to escape from something.
How can a diamond feed your sense of adventure? Now don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying I don’t like diamonds. They do have a big sparkle and look nice. They can also be very expensive
As I got older I out grew Trotter and sadly had to sell him for a bigger horse.
I still remember the person that bought Trotter coming to the house to pick him up. We loaded him into the back of his pick-up truck and Trotter was screaming (whinnying) and kicking he didn’t want to leave, my heart was being ripped out, yet I couldn’t keep two animals and I needed a bigger mount.
It was a hard lesson learned.
Horses also taught me responsibility because they needed to be fed and cared for everyday morning and night. Equipment and stables had to be taken care of and cleaned daily. Horses eat hay and we had farm land to raise hay. This meant harvesting. When I was in my teens sometimes I could be found driving the tractor raking the hay fields or using the baler, other times I may be on the wagon behind the baler stacking the hay for my horses. Then it would have to be transferred from the hay wagon into the barn.
Since then I have bought, sold and raised about fifteen horses. One of my favorites was Friday’s Anthem. As a girl of sixteen I won the “Rookie of the Year” award for the “Girls Rodeo Association” Eastern Chapter. One of my prizes was a free stud fee to a quarter horse stallion. I bred my mare and the colt was born on Good Friday. I named him Fridays’ Anthem. I trained him for English and Western riding and showed him at local quarter horse shows I eventually sold him for $2500.
The horse shows taught me to strive to achieve more. Observe the competition and see what they are doing, what does the judge like, who is being pinned higher than we are. Train your horse different get him to perform different or better.
A diamond can’t teach you that.
I lived in the country and our nearest neighbor was about 3/4 of a mile away.
My relationship to my Horses was the same like that of a close friend.
They each have their own personalities and temperaments just like people.
They show their feelings in their eyes and ears. If they’re having a bad day when you go to the stable you may find a tail in the doorway instead of a face. When you enter the stall you may find ears laid back on the neck instead of pricked forward you learn to read their body language.
They have dreams just like we do. I remember this Standard bred race horse I was taking care of, a trotter named Noble Tryst. He was good enough to race in The Hamiltonian. He would take a nap every afternoon he would stretch out in his stall and sometimes have dreams. He looked like a big dog he would kick his feet and make noises. You don’t see this very often in horses. I never saw a diamond with a personality.
One day when I was working on the race track I was standing in front of this filly and yawned. Then the filly yawned, the one in the next stall yawned, and so it went down the length of the barn – just like people do.
When you’re riding or working a horse and ask for more they will give you their best and then some. How do you ask a diamond for more and receive it?
If you’re having a bad day you can wrap your arms around your horse's neck and hang on to something and they can turn their head toward you and wrap you into their neck like a hug. I’d like to see a diamond do that!
They’ll listen until you’re tired of talking or crying which ever the case may be.
Horses can be expensive, the initial cash outlay for the purchase and the ongoing upkeep. Now you can go out and buy a grade horse, buy that I mean your average run of the mill un-registered horse for around $500- $1000. But, if you want high quality pure bred stock with a pedigree you can be talking big bucks just like in diamonds
Warmly with a big smile,
Linda Shute
About the Author
Linda Shute lives in New Jersey and works from home you can visit her websites at
http://www.momwontherace.com and
http://www.a1cashsecrets.com/