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 gold plated animal lion cat charm 2 mm 24 inch rope chain necklace hip hop bling  US $15.49
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 gold plated alligator reptile charm 2mm 24in rope chain necklace bling hip hop US $16.49
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 gold plated animal horse race charm rope chain necklace bling saddle ranch farm US $16.99
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 gold plated animal mythical dragon magic charm rope chain necklace bling hip hop US $15.49
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 gold plated animal eagle animal chick gp charm rope chain necklace bling hip hop US $15.49
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 gold plated animal bear wild charm 2mm 24in rope chain necklace hip hop bling gp US $14.49
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 gold plated animal eagle bird charm 2mm 24in rope chain necklace hip hop bling US $16.29
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 HORSE PONY 100 SOLID COPPER RING JEWELRY US $6.95
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 w Swarovski Crystal Baby Riding Rocking Horse Pony Rocker Pendant Chain Necklace US $35.00
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 6 x Tibetan Silver Pony Horse Dangle Charms Beads Fit European Bracelet f109 US $.99
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 925 Silver Horse Pony Band Ring Size 3 4 5 6 7 8 US $13.99
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 Silver Tone Horse Pony Rhinestone Pin Brooch US $3.50
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 Rearing Horse Pony Silver Tone clip on charm suits THOMAS SABO BRACELET US $.98
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 5pcs Pony Horse Silver European Spacer Charms Beads For Bracelet Necklace LEB353 US $7.99
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 Quarter Pony Horse Stainless Steel Italian Charms Bracelet Wrist Watch Set KW74 US $19.99
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 Clip on charm bright silver tone prancing horse pony US $1.56
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 Paint Pony Horse Photo Stainless Steel Italian Charms Links Bracelet Chain K439 US $14.99
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 Abstract 2 Loving Hearts Wrap 925 Silver Ring 7 US $15.99
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 Rocking Horse Horses Link 925 Silver Bracelet US $22.99
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 Cute Sea Turtle 925 Silver Ring 8 US $13.99
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 Paint Pony Horse Stainless Steel Italian Charm Bracelet Quartz Wrist Watch KW70 US $19.99
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 5pcs Racing Pony Horse Silver European Spacers Charms Beads For Bracelet LEB378 US $7.99
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 BRACELET HORSE W HORSESHOE EMBEDDED CRYSTALS PONY WESTERN TWO TONE CHAIN US $11.99
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 Shetland Pony Horse Stainless Steel Italian Charms Bracelet Watch Set KW401 US $19.99
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 GOLD TONE RHINESTONE HORSE BANGLE BRACELET PONY COWGIRL MUSTANG US $.99
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 STERLING SILVER TOE RING HORSE WITH HORSESHOE ADJUSTABLE SIZE EQUESTRIAN PONY US $8.99
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 Clear Gem Blue Abalone Stone Horse Pony Dangle Navel Belly Ring US $1.25
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 Clear Gem Green Abalone Stone Horse Pony Dangle Navel Belly Ring US $2.50
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 Clear Gem Pink Abalone Stone Horse Pony Dangle Navel Belly Ring US $2.50
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 Clear Gem Purple Abalone Stone Horse Pony Dangle Navel Belly Ring US $2.50
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Pretty Pony Pendant in Pink Horse Gift Box Sale Price: $4.00  |
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Bright and sparkling necklaces in the most adorable and cute boxes! Horse pendant individually boxed in a pink flocked horse head-shaped box. Warning Choking Hazard! Contains small parts, not for children under 3. |
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Horses Sterling Silver Running HORSE Pony Charm Pendant Sale Price: $15.98 |
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This sterling silver pendant is 3/4" high and 1" wide. |
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Horse Crystal Necklace With Pony Velour Hinged Gift Box List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $7.20 |
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Hangs on an 18" chain Pendant measures approx 5/8" Hinged box measures approx 1.5" x 2.5" Made with European crystals and an 18kt gold finish |
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Enchantments Hideaway Horse Music Box List Price: $28.99 Sale Price: $24.52 |
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Enchantmints Hideaway Horse Music Box is just perfect for keeping jewelry, photos, collectibles and more. The Box is covered with wonderful illustrations in a gentle wash of patterns and colors.Features include: Four Drawers Includes Mirror Velvet Flocked Paper Lining Play "My Old Kentucky Home" Includes horse figurine Product Dimensions: 7... |
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Light Pink Horse Pony Mustang Animal Pendant Necklace Western Charm High Polish Silver Tone Ladies Children Kids Women Fashion Jewelry List Price: $10.99 Sale Price: $7.99 |
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Sterling Silver Horse Pony with Cubic Zirconia Ear Cuff Left Earring Sale Price: $27.98 |
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The sterling silver horse gallops its way across your ear on this beautiful ear cuff. Above the pony is a wave which is highlighted by a cubic zirconia. The waves follow the curve of your ear. Delightfully designed, the sterling silver horse on a wave ear cuff grips the edge of your left ear and does not need piercing to hold it. |
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Multicolor Colorful Horse Pony Mustang Animal Pendant Necklace Western Charm High Polish Silver Tone Ladies Children Kids Women Fashion Jewelry List Price: $10.99 Sale Price: $7.99 |
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Sterling Silver Turquoise Inlay Horse Pony 6 x 10mm with Post Back Findings Stud Earrings List Price: $45.99 Sale Price: $22.99 |
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6 x10mm Turquoise Chip Inlay Horse Pony .925 Sterling Silver Stud Earrings. comes with Secure Post Friction Back findings. 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 Horse Pony with Cubic Zirconia Ear Cuff Right Earring Sale Price: $27.98 |
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The sterling silver horse gallops its way across your ear on this beautiful ear cuff. Above the pony is a wave which is highlighted by a cubic zirconia. The waves follow the curve of your ear. Delightfully designed, the sterling silver horse on a wave ear cuff grips the edge of your right ear and does not need piercing to hold it. |
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14k Yellow Gold Pony Horse Children's Post Earrings List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $29.99 |
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Your little girl with look extra cute while wearing this adorable pair of 14k yellow gold pony post earrings. Proudly made in USA. Gift boxed. Approximate size: 7mm tall x 5mm wide. Perfect for the little girl that loves ponies or horses. |
Horse in My Backyard?
Is keeping a horse at home right for you?
As more people move to the outskirts of town, many consider keeping horses at home. With a country home and a few acres of land childhood dreams of having a horse of their own no longer seem unattainable. But, what does it take to keep a horse at home?
To begin with, you need to consider where you would keep the horse. Do you have an old barn? Is it suited for horses? What about space for the horse to graze?
Older barns can often be converted into horse-suitable buildings. While dairy stanchions are not safe for horses, many barns have an open floor plan or pre-built stalls. Stalls should be large enough for a horse to easily turn around in, about 10'x10' for the average horse. Barn ceilings should be at least 8' high. Some barns are more easily converted into run-in sheds which can be left open to the paddock or closed by a gate to keep the horses in.
If you do not have a barn, you will need to build a shelter. This can range from a simple two or three sided run-in shelter to a mini barn with stalls for the horses, space for keeping equipment, and a lockable room for storing feed.
When selecting grazing land, you should consider that the horse will need access to water at all times. While a stream or a pond might seem like a good idea, horses quickly damage the banks and muddy the drinking water. When winter comes natural water sources freeze and can't be used.
The best solution is to place a water trough where it can easily be reached by a hose. Relatively inexpensive, a trough combined with an electrical trough heater will keep the water drinkable all year long. Adding a few feeder goldfish will keep the mosquito population under control, reducing the risk of West Nile.
Unless you intend to supplement with hay, each horse requires an average of 2 acres of grazing land. Because horses can be very hard on the paddocks, the grazing space should be separated into two areas that can be rotated to allow the grass to recover.
If your farm is already fenced it is essential to check the perimeter of the grazing space for places where the fencing needs repair. Barbed wire is never recommended for horses. Metal "T" posts are dangerous, and should have plastic caps added to avoid injury. Page wire is safe enough, but is best with a top rail or an electric wire to prevent the horses from reaching over it. Split rail fencing can be used, but most old-style split rail fences are not tall enough or solid enough to deter a horse from escaping.
When choosing new fencing, take time to consider the variety of horse safe fencing materials available. While some are more expensive, they often outlast the cheaper alternatives. A fence for horses should be at least 4' high.
Over the summer months horses can often manage on grass alone. However, once the grass thins it is important to add hay. Hay can be purchased in many types of bales. Round bales are ideal for feeding in the pasture, but are hard to move without a tractor. Large square bales are also difficult to move, but can have flakes peeled off and fed individually. Small square bales also come in flakes and are easy to manage.
Hay should be stored indoors, whether in the barn or in a shelter. Small square bales mold easily when allowed to get wet. Large round bales can be stored outside if necessary, but the outer layers will be spoiled.
Some horses need additional feed to maintain their weight. Grain for horses can be purchased at the local feed mill by the bag. To store grain you should keep it indoors, out of the reach of horses. If a horse gets into a bag of grain it can become very sick and need medical attention.
Not all hay or grain is suited to horses and could cause health issues. Be sure to specify it is for horses when purchasing feed. Horses should never be fed moldy hay.
When planning storage, be sure to leave space to store bedding. The most common types of bedding are shavings, which can be bought in bags or in bulk and straw, which is sold in bales.
Stalls should be cleaned daily and run-in shelters should be cleaned at least once a week. Manure needs to be stored in a place where it will not contaminate any water sources.
Like any other pet, horses require regular veterinary care. Annual vaccinations such as Rabies, Tetanus and the West Nile are due in the spring. The vet should also check the horse's teeth once a year to file away any sharp points that prevent the horse from eating properly. Quarterly worming will keep the horse parasite-free.
Additionally, the horse will require attention from the farrier every six to eight weeks. If the feet are left too long they will crack or overgrow and the horse will become lame. Some horses require shoes, but most are quite happy when left barefoot.
Horses are herd animals. While some horses will manage when kept alone, most prefer to have some form of companionship. A second horse, pony or miniature is ideal, but horses will often accept other animals such as donkeys or goats. Another idea is to keep a friend's horse at your farm, sharing both expenses and responsibilities for the animals.
Perhaps the most important part about having a horse at home is the time you spend with it. Horses are social animals and very much enjoy the attention we humans give them. Taking the time to groom your horse several times a week develops a bond that not only is enjoyable, but also makes the horse a safer, more reliable animal to be around.
Having a horse at home is a lot of work. Between feeding, cleaning stalls and grooming, most horse owners spend at least an hour a day at the barn. The horse relies on its owner 365 days a year. It does not understand the difference between a holiday and any other day of the week.
But, having a horse at home is also rewarding. There is nothing quite like the sound of hooves galloping to the gate to arrive on time for afternoon feed. Morning coffee is far more enjoyable when savored while watching the horses play in the field. And when life gets you down, nothing is as relaxing as spending an hour brushing your horse.
Horse keeping is not for everyone, but neither is it beyond the ability of the average person. Ask many questions and take the time to plan and perhaps you too can have a horse at home.
About the Author
Lydia V Kelly is a writer for www.HorseClicks.com, popular classifieds of
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