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ALSO PAY FOR ADOPTIONS AND PURCHASES THIS WAY!!
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Congrats to our President for the nomination and eventual induction to the
ROTC Hall of Fame at West Virginia State University, nominated by the former VP
of the University, the induction will take place at the Embassy Suites in
Charleston, WV October 14, 2010. A former military school, rich in a history of
national defense has only inducted just over 100 military retirees to its Hall
of Fame, many of them general officers. Congratulations on this huge honor.
Stay up with our President/Executive Director, all the
directors, volunteers and riders. All the CSS/SWAP supporters and adopters are
having a big time sharing stories, pictures, lots of good stuff about their
horses. Our President is at her max friends so she is full but we are going to
set up a fan based page so everyone can be added. So sorry to the 200 + people
who have asked for a friendship.... we'll get our fan page up soon.
Benefit Wines is a unique online retail wine shop that partners with
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supporting their favorite cause. Cheers!
Raise $1000. for Second Wind
Adoption Program and have a 1 in 70 chance at a 15 carat Ruby/Diamond
Ring! ... mail donations to Rt. 2 Box 24A Jockey Camp Road, West Union,
WV 26456
The Wish List of Our Needs:
More than anything we need a large donation to help us pay off our farm, we just
owe 70k. With a farm paid for, we will never worry about the program and schools
closing.
We are looking for 2 to 3 people to do work in exchange for a place to live.
1. New or lightly
used truck and 3 to 6 horse trailer, our equipment has seen its better
days, we've been using both for nearly 14 years to pick up horses and move them
to their new homes.
2. A Farm in any
location for low cost long term lease or donation to expand our program
to develop a retirement farm for our now aging horses returned to us from
adopters who could not retire our horses. Our highest priority locations
initially are Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
or Delaware.
3. New or Lightly
Used Farm utility vehicle (like a john deere gator), farm tractor,
& manure spreader
4. Tack and large
horse items donated... like carts/buggies, racing bikes, jog carts,
harnesses, saddles, horse trailers, blankets/rugs to use or sell on SWAP
Shopping. Supplies to use around the barn or office.
5. A bulk feed bin
that will hold anywhere from 6 tons to 9 tons of grain donated or at low cost or
even a break on the cost of purchase and instillation.
6. A volunteer or low cost
employee who can help us fix our
database that lists all adopters, donors, supporters and horses/dogs/cats
in the program.
7. Some sort of a cloth
facility like Cover-all or Farm-Tek
building to increase our abilities to be able to take more horses and
have an indoor area to work and train horses in winter, donated, grant or
partially donated. anywhere from 50 x 200 to 72 x 300.
8.
Monthly Sponsors for our light
use, elderly or retirement/sanctuary horses/dogs who's possibilities for
adoption are very low, ie. Orphy, Jelly Bean, Dixie, Allie, Kochese, Darlin, Mr.
Darcey, JoJo, Freckles, Lucy, Bandit, Max, etc.
9. Volunteers
to commit to doing one fund raiser for SWAP horses at your location during 2010,
it can be a golf tournament, a bake sale, book sale, lemonade stand, car wash,
setting up an information stand at a horse show. This is a great way to kids to
get involved in helping horses.
10 Anyone interested in
free high quality top soil
(manure already composted) and manure for gardens, you can pick up for free by
the truck load at our WV location (bring a loader). If you are a gardener and
only need a small amount, pick up in a truck or we'll be selling it by the feed
bag full at $2.00 a bag (in a bag that is usually used for 100 lbs of feed).
This is beautiful clean top soil. This offer will only last so long because we
will be leveling the manure pile this August when its dry enough to get a dozer
in there.
11. Someone to do
dozer work on the farm, level arena/round pen, do terracing on the hill
sides to keep water out of the barns and level the top soil and manure pile to
increase the level of that land in that bottom so we can put our methane
digester in and indoor arena. Volunteer or at a reduced cost.
Reporting Neglect:
Please, if you see neglect (ribs and hip bones showing or no
food available), its critical to call the sheriff of the county where the
horse/animal is located. Have the address where the horse is located or
directions to the farm, pictures and the owners name (if possible). If the
sheriff does nothing email our cruelty case workers Tom and Ruby Fleming at
tomfleming64@cebridge.net or email
PETA's cruelty case workers Stephanie or Tori at
sbell@peta.org,
or
ToriP@peta.org Remember horses can not speak for themselves so
we must speak for them!! All reports are kept anonymous.
Getting Help for Your Horses/animals if you can not care for
them:
If you can not feed your animals, whether they are horses or
other animals, if you are adopters, call SWAP HQ immediately, if not, call your
local horse rescue and plead for help, if they are full then call your animal
control officer or sheriff to release ownership of your animals so they can get
them help Before they are starved to death, do not wait until they are starved,
its critical to get help early. Contact us if you do not know what to do. call
304-873-3532 or email
secondwindadopt@aol.com. Many counties have pet
pantries so you can get feed when times are tough.
If things are getting tight with costs, go to a less expensive
grain like a simple stock pellet supplemented with corn, according to Ohio State
Corn is the leading horse feed in the US according to their research, many large
equine schools and large farms feed these all natural feeds because of what they
get for the price, a lot of negative stuff has been written about corn but no
one can support it with actual proof and research. We feed a simple all stock
pellet from southern states and we supplement with cracked corn for those who
need more calories, here is the link:
- http://ohioline.osu.edu/b
- 762/b762_7.htm
TOP TEN WAYS YOU CAN HELP PROTECT HORSES
(ASPCA and SWAP Suggestions)
1. BE THEIR VOICE - your vote is your
greatest weapon against injustice, so register and actively support horse
protection and preservation legislation.
2. LEAD BY EXAMPLE - Walk the talk. Don't support or attend cruel
horse activities such as Tennessee Walker events using "soring" techniques -
painful techniques to make the horse walk a certain way, or events that use
drugs to make horses achieve results. High-diving horse acts are cruel, as are
rodeo events that don't promote respect for animals and their health.
3. BE AN INFORMED CONSUMER - products made from horses like Premarin
(pregnant mare urine pills for estrogen replacement), are created through
horses' suffering. Your spending dollar is a weapon.
4. SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE - inform people what happens to horses after
their short careers are over (slaughter plant bound), or where Premarin comes
from, talk to them about over breeding, the hazards of over using young horses
or not training a horse. Engage them in discussion.
5. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HORSE RESCUE OR SANCTUARY - these organizations
make life better for horses.
6. VOLUNTEER - your gift of time is valuable to horse groups and if
you have special talents, so much the better.
7. REPORT CRUELTY - if you witness abuse or neglect, report it to
local animal control or your county sheriff. Someone cruel to animals is cruel
to humans, too.
8. PROTECT THE AMERICAN WILD HORSE - mustangs have a special place in
our history and you can support federal and local legislation by writing emails
and letters to your government reps.
9. KEEP YOUR HORSE SAFE AND HEALTHY - if you own a horse, maintain
its health with regular hoof, medical and dental check-ups. Make sure they are
companioned as horses suffer living alone - even a goat makes a good companion.
Feed what the horse needs, if you are seeing ribs and hip bones, the horse is
not getting enough, if you can't afford to buy more feed, then give the horse to
someone who can, just be sure to check the person out and make sure they are not
selling the horse to slaughter or just going to turn out and sell the horse to
anyone that has the money. .
10. PLAN AHEAD FOR YOUR HORSE'S CARE - your health and finances
change so what happens to your horse of you can't care for it anymore? Research
your options, including a pet trust. Horses live into their mid 20s and early
30s now - that's a lifetime of commitment.
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Preparing for a Cold Winter:
HAY: Get
your hay now before the prices become outrageous, get enough for the winter
(good planning is 2 bales for every 3 days for one horse or 10 bales per month
per horse, so to make it until the middle of June (first cutting), you're
looking at 90 bales per horse at the very least (from September to June). If you
have good thick grass that has been mowed and fertilized then depending on where
you live in the US you might just need 60 to 70 bales. For good grazing its
recommended that you have 3 to 5 acres of mowed, seeded, fertilized grass per
horse. Remember Grass is dead in WV from Oct/Nov until about April and every
state has some months where the grass does not give the horses their calories or
nutrients it needs to sustain life (USDA has details of that for each state).
They may be grazing in the winter but they are not getting anything from the
grass to survive. I know most know that but I say it because we had an adopter
last year in WV that thought if they were eating grass that was all they needed
and she nearly killed 2 horses.
GRAIN:
Remember on average horses need 1 lb of concentrated feed (grain) for every 100
lbs of body weight, so on average horses need about 10 lbs of grain a day, more
when its very cold or if they are living outside in a run because much of their
calories go to keeping them warm. Some horses need more so its critical to
watch to make sure their ribs and hip bones are staying meaty and covered. If
you see ribs, the horse is too thin and needs more calories, not supplements
but more calories.. Easy keepers may be round but it does not mean they are
healthy, most easy keepers need a multi vitamin to stay healthy.
WATER:
One of the most critical things needed in winter is clean fresh water all the
time, anywhere from 5 to 20 gallons per day per horse and everyone knows what a
pain that is when there is ice and snow on the ground but its critical to
preventing colic. Get your electric heaters, defrosters now, heated buckets,
what ever it takes to make sure they have good water in front of them all the
time and at least 10 gallons (2 flat backed buckets at the very least). Here we
keep 100 gallons troughs in the stalls since we have big stalls, its much easier
than frozen buckets in winter, all we do is break the ice and remove it most
days and put a heater in them on really cold days. We use a sump pump to empty
water and scrub troughs each week which keeps water fresh and clean.
SHELTER:
Domestic horses need shelter, they are not wild and can not survive outside
without shelter or some kind of heavy waterproof rug to keep them warm during
snow/ice and freezing temperatures but the best is a closed in shelter that is
free from drafts (meaning its closed on all 4 sides with some sort of
ventilation). Wild horses first of all don't live very long, living outside in
the elements is very hard on them, secondly wild horses move in cold
temperatures to keepselves warm and they often times move over thousands of
acres to keep warm or to find cover or water. No domestic horse can not do that
on 5, 20 or even 100 acres. Just because your horse has learned to survive in
bad weather does not mean its good for them, they need shelter in bad weather.
CARE:
Its important to make kids take care of their horses but they must have adult
supervision on a daily basis to make sure horses are getting what they need.
Trust me, I usually have 30 year olds working in our barn and I still have to be
there daily to make sure things are done, that they have clean water, especially
when its cold because our young helpers want to get out of the weather and then
the horses are left at risk for colic. Every day check your child's work, do not
leave your horses care to a child (completely).
The Woman I will Be
- I shall wear diamonds and a wide brimmed
straw hat with ribbons and flowers on it
- And I shall spend my social security on
white wine and carrots
- And sit in the alley of my barn and listen
to my horses breathe.
- I will sneak out in the middle of a
summer's night And ride the dappled mare across the moonstruck meadow, if
my old bones will allow. and when people come to call, I will smile and
nod, As I walk them past the gardens to the barn And show, instead, the
flowers growing there
- In stalls fresh-lined with straw. I will
shovel and sweat and wear hay in my hair as if it were a jewel. And I will
be an embarrassment of all who look down on me Who have not yet found the
peace in being free To love a horse as a friend, a friend who waits at
midnight hour
- With muzzle and nicker and patient eyes For
the Woman I will be when I am old.
The perfect analogies for why we
have the life school tied into SWAP and animal welfare work:
"Everyone thought we took this
broken down horse and saved him but really he saved us"
Jockey Red Pollard from the
movie Seabiscuit
I rescued a
human today
Her eyes met mine as she
walked down the corridor peering apprehensively into the kennels. I felt her
need instantly and knew I had to help her. I wagged my tail, not too
exuberantly, so she wouldn't be afraid.
As she stopped at my kennel
I blocked her view from a little accident I had in the back of my cage. I didn't
want her to know that I hadn't been walked today. Sometimes the shelter keepers
get too busy and I didn't want her to think poorly of them.
As she read my kennel card
I hoped that she wouldn't feel sad about my past. I only have the future to look
forward to and want to make a difference in someone's life.
She got down on her knees
and made little kissy sounds at me.
I shoved my shoulder and side of my head up against the bars to comfort her.
Gentle fingertips caressed
my neck; she was desperate for companionship. A tear fell down her cheek and I
raised my paw to assure her that all would be well.
Soon my kennel door opened
and her smile was so bright that I instantly jumped into her arms. I would
promise to keep her safe. I would promise to always be by her side. I would
promise to do everything I could to see that radiant smile and sparkle in her
eyes.
I was so fortunate that she
came down my corridor.
So many more are out there who haven't walked the corridors.
So many more to be saved. At least I could save one.
I rescued a human today.
Baggage
by Evelyn Colbath
Now that I'm
home, bathed, settled and fed,
All nicely tucked into my warm new bed,
I would like to open my baggage,
Lest I forget
There is so much to carry -
So much to forget.
Hmm, Yes, here
it is, right on the top
Let's unpack Loneliness, Heartache and Loss,
And there by my halter hides Fear & Shame
As I look on these things I have tried so hard to leave-
I still have to unpack my baggage called Pain.
I loved them,
the others, the ones who left me,
But I wasn't good enough - for they didn't want me.
Will you add to my baggage?
Will you help me unpack?
Or will you just look at my things
And take me right back?
Do you have the
time to help me unpack?
To put away my baggage,
To never re-pack?
I pray that you do - I'm so tired you see,
But I do come with baggage -
Will you still want me?
A young boy was walking along the beach
- as high tide came in.
- With every crash of the waves
- he noticed that dozens of seahorses were
being cast onto the beach,
- where they lay gasping and squirming.
- Hurriedly, he ran to each seahorse he could
find
- and gently tossed them back into the surf.
- A man watching all this approached the boy
and said;
- "Son, what you are doing won't make a
difference",
- to which the boy replied,
"To
that seahorse .
. . it will".
Some folks said they missed my great goals
list for 2010, so here it is back again
1. Spend an hour a day with your horses, not just
feeding, training and turning out, but real quality time doing something that is
enjoyable for the both of you. Grooming or hand walking is a great way to bond
with your horse and good for both you and the horse.
2. Get your loved ones more involved in your
horses. Divorce is the biggest reason we see horses coming back to us. Don't
just share the work, share the fun too and find something they really enjoy
doing with horses.
3. Learn a new discipline, go to a clinic, a
horse show, or equine affaire. Come to one of our clinics or watch a training
video. If you are an adopter you can check out books and video's from SWAP's
Library for just shipping costs. Take a lesson at least once a month or Bring
your adoption horse here and we will help you. The better you are, the more fun
you will have.
4. Make a plan for your horse after you are gone
or if you have a major injury, let your Will Executor know your plans. Make a
plan for emergencies or financial bumps along the way for your horse. Have a
plan if you or your horse gets injured, even for the tough times of year like
winter (or summer down south and for a drought winter when hay prices
skyrocket). Ask friends, family and neighbors to be part of your plan, most
people that don't have horses or a farm love the idea of getting away and
helping. And people can not resist someone when they are asking for help for the
welfare of an innocent animal.
5. Get yourself healthy and in better shape to
prevent injury, to live a long life and to more enjoy your horses. Eat 1-1-1
(one ounce of dark chocolate, one ounce of fresh walnuts, one glass of red wine
daily) and 2-2-2 (2 servings of fresh vegis, 2 of fresh fruit and get 2 sources
of fat free calcium). Drink 100 ounces of spring water a day, get a whole house
water filter. Change over to Sea-salt. Take one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar
every morning to keep your body alkaline (cancer and disease can not grow in an
alkaline body). Eat more fish and chicken and less red meat. Get a good air
cleaner and do daily deep breathing exercises, get outside in the fresh air and
sunshine for at least 1/2 hour every day. Get away from high fat food, processed
foods, fast food, can or boxed food, sugar or artificial sweeteners, soda and
don't eat anything if you can't read all the ingredients and know exactly what
is in it. Clean all vegis and fruits thoroughly, buy organic, buy ocean caught
fish, not farm raised, buy fresh meat and raw milk, not packed or processed. Eat
only natural carbs (potatoes, rice, oats) bake/broil or steam everything. Get 8
hours of sleep, reduce stress/risk (reduce commuting by car pooling, tight
schedules, cell phone use in the car, watch or read the news only once a day or
better yet once a week. Do one hour of walking, yoga or weight training every
day and it will make you strong, lean, you'll look great and get wonderful
complements from friends, coworkers and loved ones and the horse work will be
easier and more enjoyable.
6. Stay clear of negative people and those very
negative chat rooms and bulletin boards, they seem innocent but every time you
go to them you lose a bit of your positive self, they are truly emotional
vampires that will leave only a shell of a person. They are not based on the
truth, they are based on harassment, complaining, whining and dishonesty. We all
become tomorrow what we are around today, every person we come in contact with
defines who we are tomorrow so be careful who you choose for friends, even the
websites you go to as each of them affect who you are tomorrow. Do you want to
be a bitter, miserable, complaining person or do you want to be happy, inspired
and honorable, all that is affected by the decisions you make today. Stay away
from Toxic people and Toxic websites/forums that are negative or that spend all
their time talking bad about people and their horses. What you are around today
and what you are doing today is what you will be tomorrow. Stop Complaining and
be Thankful for what you have. If you become a target of harassment or anyone
saying anything negative about you, if you are doing only good, positive things
and not hurting anyone then ignore them, its all based on jealousy and a sick
sort of wish to be like you. They have the problem, not you.
7. Read at least one book on training your horse
and one on care each year, if for nothing else but just inspiration. SWAP has a
great library of books/videos that adopters can check out for just the cost of
mailing it.
Click
here to see our Library
8. Get carrots/apples every time you go to the
store, your horses will love you for it and always come running when you call.
Don't feed candy or anything sweeter. Carrots are sweet enough. Get rid of the
sweet feeds and you'll get rid of the hot horse once and for all.
9. Realize that if you are having a problem with
your horse, more likely than not, the problem is you. Learn more, practice more,
ask in a different way, be patient, change their environment or daily schedule
to better suit them. Taking better care of a horse always brings out the best in
that horse. Good feed/hay, time to rest in a quiet stall out of the elements,
lots of fresh water, time to be with you and time to just be a horse, time with
their buddies, farrier and vet care always done is a good start. The biggest
part of this relationship puzzle is you, not the horse. If you are struggling,
then you need to learn more and get better.
10. Ride at least once a week, regardless of
weather. Use this time as your down time for healing, your therapy, your time to
relieve stress and the pressures of daily life. Even if you don't ride, go sit
and read a book in the pasture with the horses or sit in the barn and listen to
them munch on dinner, away from the crowd and noise of your day. Enjoy the peace
and quiet, enjoy hearing happy horses eating dinner or grass in the pasture.
11. Spend time leisurely grooming your horse once
a week. Rubber curries are shine makers. You will have a beautiful horse and a
very loyal friend who will do anything for you.
12. Come and spend a week at SWAP HQ,
volunteering and focusing on helping a horse and giving will change your life
plus it will be the best vacation you ever had. Help an animal in need, whether
fostering, being one of our state reps that goes out to check on our horses in
their homes or helps us approve adopters in their area. Find horses in need and
help us find them homes. Buy a horse at a slaughter auction, get it fat and
trained and we'll help you place it into a good home. Foster and volunteer for
your local small animal adoption program. I promise, the good things you do will
come back to you a hundred times over. Every person has a talent they can offer
and if you help one horse or one dog or cat find a good home, you have changed
their life forever.
13. Know that every goal is obtainable and it
starts with a single step. Take that first step today!! No matter what it is or
how big, YOU CAN DO IT!! Every goal that is written down will come true
(really!). Every famous person, every great or notable scientist, author,
trainer/rider, parent or friend started out as just a thought, just a goal.
Remember to take one step today to reach your goals.
14. Start every day with thinking about, what is
the most important thing I can do today to change my life and make it better. Do
that one thing and in 30 days your life will be totally different. Can you
imagine what your life would be like if you did that for 60, 90 or even 365 days
a year. The opportunities are endless.
15. Want to keep your horse sound for life? (That
should be every horse owners number one goal) do a long slow warm up (cold
muscle is easy to injure, a warm one is nearly impossible to injure). The very
best cool down is hand walking your horse for 1 hour after every work out. Yes,
get off the horse and walk with it. Its great exercise for you and a good time
for you to bond. Stop riding your horse during cool downs and stop using a hot
walker, do something good for you and the horse, hand walking. Its also the best
rehab for over work and injuries, the only thing better is hydro therapy and
swimming your horse. Allow soft tissue and hard tissue to become more
conditioned before going into any training program... that means 3 months of at
least 3 days a week for soft tissues and 10 months of work for bones to become
strong enough to jump or do any strenuous training program. Don't start any
upper level work, jumping or extensive training until the horse is fit and at
least between age 4 and 6 and has been conditioned for at least 10 months
(especially if the horse has never been jumped/worked or not been jumped or
worked in the last year).
16. Appreciate what you have and be thankful.
Instead of looking at what you don't have, look at what you do. Thank those
people who have helped you and supported you. The more you give, the more that
will come back to you. When you give something away or give something to
someone/something in need, you make space in your life for something good to
come to you. We are all very blessed, if we just take a moment to look around
and enjoy those things.
17. Get used to using favorite mantra's and
visualizations every day, simple ones that are easy to remember, like 'I can do
this, I will do this', 'this isn't going to get the best of me' or even, 'I
deserve the best' or 'the gift of love, caring, and support always comes back'
and take two minutes every morning as you wake and at night as you go to sleep
to visualize the life you want, the you you want to be, Our thoughts become
things, what you see is what you get, if you expect the best, the best will
happen, change your self-talk from negative to positive and I promise your life
will change for the better..
18. Each person is put on this earth for a
reason, each of us has a mission. What is yours? Seek and you shall find,
finding is a journey ... in the journey and the search you'll find your life
purpose. If you died in your sleep tonight is there something you haven't done
that you need to do or want to do? Someone you need to mend fences with, burnt
bridges to fix? People you need to tell them how much you love them? Have you
fulfilled your purpose in your life? Ask yourself, Why am I here? How can I make
this better? Who do I want to be? Who am I suppose to be? What reason was I put
on this earth? What is my purpose?
19. Be an inspiration to your family, co workers
and friends. We all fall on our face, we all make mistakes, we all get
discouraged, most times we all get up and try again.... sometimes we need a
nudge. Instead of being negative or doing negative things, be their inspiration.
You do believe they can do it, so why not tell them. If their self talk is
negative, then you be their positive self talk.... eventually they will start to
say it and believe it too. Life is self fulfilling, failure feeds on itself or
causes more failure, achieving does as well. So if you or your love ones are in
a negative cycle, break the cycle by changing your thoughts, your self talk,
achieve something small to get yourself and your family back into the cycle of
achievement.
20. We all file a flight plan every single day
for our life. Where is your flight going today? Just like a pilot flying, the
winds, the gravitational pull will change your flight and take you off course,
so you must make small corrections along the way to make sure you make your
destination. Have you selected your destination? Have you picked the steps in
your flight plan to get there? Every goal is really that easy, pick the goal and
figure out how to get there. The easiest way to pick your flight path/plan is
find someone who has done it before you, then do what they did. Its all baby
steps you know. Just keep an eye on that destination and keep saying...."here is
my destination, this is where I'm going, this is where I am now, this is how I'm
going to get there.... I will arrive at this time on this day. You can do
it..... its just like getting in your car to go to the store, its just deciding
where you want to go and how to get there, then take that first step. You can do
it!! No matter how big or how outlandish you may think your dream to be... it
is obtainable.
21. Laugh every day and try (as hard as it is
sometimes) to find the positive and the humor in each situation (and have at
least one bite of a truly decadent desert once a week). Life is just too short
to not enjoy it thoroughly.
22. We learn the most and do our best work when
we have fallen on our face, when we are struggling, when we are worried, scared
or frustrated, when we are anguishing over something or troubled by it. It is
then that you have true motivation, when you think clearer. The most brilliant
ideas come to people when they feel lost, frustrated, or at the bottom, helpless
or hopeless. Cherish these times because its when you can come up with your best
ideas to your biggest problems and challenges. You see, there is a reason for
the rainy days.
23. You can't make everyone happy, its useless to
try and wasted energy to think you can. 50% of all people will not agree with
you at any given time, don't worry about it and don't let it stop you. 50%
becomes a lot of people when you are in the public eye. As long as you are not
hurting anyone and you are doing the right thing, then go ahead and do it. If
you are wondering what is the right thing to do, its usually the harder thing to
do, the toughest path to take. The easy way out is rarely the right thing to
do. Instead of worrying over what someone thinks of you or says about you, do
something amazing and outstanding to inspire them or at least have them sitting
on the side lines being jealous, secretly saying, "wow, she has guts". One
person with purpose becomes the majority, one way or another.
1. There are at least two people in this world
That you would die for.
2. At least 15 people in this world Love you in some way.
3. The only reason anyone would ever hate you Is because they want to Be just
like you.
4. A smile from you can bring happiness to anyone, Even if they don't Like you.
5. Every night, SOMEONE thinks about you Before they go to sleep.
6. You mean the world to someone.
7. You are special and unique.
8. Someone that you don't even know exists, loves you.
9. When you make the biggest mistake ever, Something good comes from it.
10. When you think the world has
Turned its back on you, take another look.
11. Always remember the compliments you received. Forget about the rude remarks.
Always in hope and admiration, Celeita
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
A 92-year-old, petite, well-poised and proud man, who is fully
dressed each morning by eight o'clock, with his hair fashionably combed and
shaved perfectly, even though he is legally blind, moved to a nursing home
today. His wife of 70 years recently passed away, making the move necessary.
After many hours of waiting patiently in the lobby of the nursing home, he
smiled sweetly when told his room was ready.
As he maneuvered his walker to the elevator, I provided a
visual description of his tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been
hung on his window.
'I love it,' he stated with the enthusiasm of an eight-year-old having just
been presented with a new puppy.
'Mr. Jones, you haven't seen the room; just wait.'
'That doesn't have anything to do with it,' he replied.
'Happiness is something you decide on ahead of time. Whether I like my room or
not doesn't depend on how the furniture is arranged .. it's how I arrange my
mind. I already decided to love it. 'It's a decision I make every morning when
I wake up. I have a choice; I can spend the day in bed recounting the
difficulty I have with the parts of my body that no longer work, or get out of
bed and be thankful for the ones that do.
Each day is a gift, and as long as my eyes open, I'll focus on the new day and
all the happy memories I've stored away. Just for this time in my life.
Old age is like a bank account. You withdraw from what you've put in.
So, my advice to you would be to deposit a lot of happiness in the bank
account of memories!
Thank you for your part in filling my Memory bank.
I am still depositing.' Remember the five simple rules to be happy:
1. Free your heart from hatred.
2. Free your mind from worries.
3. Live simply.
4. Give more.
5. Expect less.
Our
lives with horses...
Our lives with horses are rich with feeling. You know this if you've
ever.... choked back tears watching a new foal wobble to his feet for the
First time ...or watched your good horse wobble to his feet after surgery....
or seen the ends of the reins float straight out as a reining horse spins
beneath them . . or chuckled to yourself as you watched a tiny tot on a
patient pony trot through a barrel pattern at a saddle club payday ... or felt
the building tremble as an eight-up hitch of feather-legged giants towed a
hand-carved beer wagon into the arena ... or had your heart stop when you saw
your horse lying motionless in the pasture on a sunny day and waited
breathlessly for an ear to flick ... or cheered at the screen when 'The Man
From Snowy River' slid Dennie down the mountainside, .. or when Seabiscuit
made his final surge to beat War Admiral ... or cruised along the highway and
seen a horse in a pasture and wondered what he's like to ride or pictured him
as a prospect ... or sucked in your breath as a horse and rider approached a
six-foot wall ... or sworn a solemn oath to your horse that together you would
triumph ... or flipped through the TV channels and stopped when you saw a
horse even when it was a commercial ... or laughed aloud when you rubbed your
horse's face and he rubbed back ... or gotten chills hearing Dave Johnson's
'and DOWN THE STRETCH THEY COME!' (or 'Run for the Roses' circa 1980 ish?)
... or stood in awe at your horse in morning play as he sprinted around the
pasture, then stopped, head erect, and snorted defiance at the rest of the
world
... or been thankful to see wild horses grazing casually at the foot of a hill
... or felt calmed by the sleekness of a silky
haircoat beneath your hand ... or felt your jaw drop as you watched a Lipazzan
perform a capriole ... or if you've ever seen someone in the grocery store
wearing a certain kind of hat, or boots, or buckle, or have a certain cut and
length to their jeans, and felt some remote kind of connection ... or felt
warmed by a soft nicker greeting as you entered the barn ... or slid your hand
under your horse's blanket to straighten it out, only to pause in the glowing
feeling that you get when you touch the
warmth of his coat... or riding on a trail with your horse, thinking how that
trail over there looks nice and almost without asking, your horse has sensed
your slightest movement in the saddle and he's now taking you there. ... or
pulled up to your barn where you board and only your horse greets you with a
welcoming hello from the sound of your car or your voice.
HEROES AND HORSES
SOME NOTABLE HEROES AND THEIR HORSES ARE MENTIONED AND WE KNOW YOUR HORSE IS
YOUR HERO AND VICE VERSA.
1. Kanthaka - Buddha's horse, the one he used when he was still Siddhartha
the prince, to escape from his father's palace and begin his journey toward
enlightenment. Kanthaka's hooves made no sounds as they fled together and he
is often depicted being lifted on his four feet by benign spirits.
2. Pegasus - the mythical winged horse parented by Neptune and Medusa and
ridden by Bellerophon to rid the world of Chimera, the monster. Athena, the
Greek goddess of wisdom, was able to capture and train Pegasus when he allowed
her to place her golden bit in his mouth.
3. Phosphorus (Light Bearer) - the great Roman racehorse immortalized by the
4th century Roman poet Ausonius (at the emperor's request) in a beautiful
eulogy: Fly with haste to join the wing-footed horses of Elysium; may
Pegasus gallop on your right and Arion as your left-wheeler, and let Castor
find a fourth horse for the team.
4. Babieca - famed white gelding of El Cid, Rodrigo Diaz of Bivar, the
Spanish hero who united Christians and Muslims against a Moorish onslaught
from Africa. Babieca lived to be 30 years old and carried El Cid into all his
battles. Babieca means "crazy" as Rodrigo made a crazy choice since the colt
was the runt of the herd.
5. Bucephalus (Ox-head) - beloved horse of Alexander the Great who bore the
Macedonian hero on his back from Greece to India. Odds against a horse living
past 20 in that era were great, but Bucephalus, in his 20s, endured until he
fell in battle in India.
6. Sleipnir - the eight-legged war horse of Odin, the Norse god, was able to
fly without wings and shape-shift.
7. Balios and Xanthos - a grey and bay, both sired by Zephyros, the West
Wind, who together pulled Achilles' chariot.
8. Vivasat - a Hindu sun-god who often took the form of a stallion.
9. Al Burak - Mohammed's horse, on whose back he ascended to heaven, was
brought to him by the archangel Gabriel
10. Chiron - the centaur who taught Achilles, Jason and the first physician,
Ascelpius, all he knew.
11. Rakhsh - blue-eyed and dappled red horse of the legendary Persian
warrior, Rustam. Rakhsh was highly intelligent and saved his sleeping master
from a lion's attack, killing the predator.
There are many more famous mythical and real horses and we will be adding to
our list. Can you help us add to this list?. thank you Harmony Horse Works.
The question is not: "do you support horse
slaughter."
The question is: "do you support the cruel, terrifying
transport for days without food and water in their journey to death?"
The question is: "do you support the torture and abuse of
the killer chutes, even for crippled horses, pregnant mares, wild horses,
protective mares with foals by their sides?"
The question is: “Do you support the horse slaughter
factories that lie to their consumers about the many chemicals that taint the
horse meat, and call it Organic?
The question is: do you support the breeder who breeds
hundreds of horses just to pick out the good ones and cash in the rest to the
killer buyer?
The question is: Do you support the person who uses the
horse its whole life and when it gets to an old age sends it to slaughter as a
thank you?
The question is: “do you support the slaughter workers who
cheer a horse on that struggles extra hard for its life?
The question is: Do you support the killer buyer who not
only buys up the strong, fat and healthy horses and leaves the meek weak and
unhealthy for society, but also bids against the good homes and horse rescues?
The question is: “Can you see though the lies of the ones
who stand to loose a buck with the end of horse slaughter?
The question is: Do you support ripping the last of our wild
horses away from their families and peaceful lives to be slaughtered?
The question is: As a nation, can we allow this to continue
and still call ourselves a civilized country?
The question is: "Can you look at the footage of innocent
horses with their eyes gouged out, hooves ripped off, legs broken, beaten by
the workers, faces smashed in from being on the transport trucks, horses
stabbed in their spines, horses conscious for the entire killing process and
do nothing?
That is the question, so what is YOUR answer?
Resolve to make the world a better place for animals
(credit: PETA)
| If you haven't already done so,
have the companion animals who depend on you spayed or neutered. These
simple procedures help protect your furry friends from many types of
cancer and prevent thousands of animals from being born only to end up
abandoned on the streets or dumped at severely crowded animal shelters.
|
| If you live with a dog,
pledge to walk him or her every day, even when it's cold outside and you'd
rather hide under a blanket. If you share your home with cats, set
aside some "kitty (or horsey) quality time" every day to play
with, brush, and bond with them. It's sometimes too easy to overlook our
feline friends, but they can get bored and lonely too. |
| If there is a lonely "backyard dog" in your
neighborhood, try befriending his or her
guardian. Start by politely talking to him or her about the dog's needs,
such as companionship, daily portions of fresh food and water, and a
weatherproof doghouse filled with straw. Many lucky dogs have had their
lives changed because someone like you cared enough to intervene.
|
| If you're shopping for yourself or buying
holidays gifts for your loved ones, stay
away from fur, wool, leather, and companies that make or sell products
made from the skins of animals. |
NOTE: Crossed Sabers can not fully guarantee the accuracy of every page
on this website which is huge (38,000 files and over 300 pages). We do not
have the personnel or time to keep it up to date and accurate for every
situation as this Stable and all its programs have always been a dynamic
entity, ever changing and improving itself to meet the needs of horses and
horse people. We do try to make sure each page is up to date and accurate but
the best thing to do If you have a question, is email or call us. Additionally
Crossed Sabers can not guarantee anything that anyone says about us on line,
we have no control over other people and their websites, forums or ads, all we
can tell people is if you do not know the person, their name, address and
their experience, age or history/background/education and location do not
trust what they say. That is true for everything on the internet. Some things
said about us have been grossly inaccurate and did not come from CSS, some
come from past employees we fired for cause (for hurting horses or stealing
from us), people that are pro-slaughter and hate our mission and what we do
for horses enjoy trying to make us look bad, some are horse traders that we've
helped put out of business and some are people we helped put in jail on
neglect cases. Again, if you have questions about us, our services, our
company structure, how we are licensed, how we pay taxes, how we do things or
anything at all, please feel free to contact us, just don't assume that all
you read on another website is accurate because 99% of it is not true,
especially if you read it on a forum, blog or chat room and don't assume that
it came from us, just call 304-873-3532 or email us at
secondwindadopt@aol.com,
or better yet, come and see our operation and you will see how we do things. I
can guarantee it's 1000 times better than what the liars and frauds say who
are jealous of our work.
All programs and services listed on this website, including
SWAP is a part of Crossed Sabers Stable which has been licensed in WV for the
last 13 years. The Mountain State Horse School and Second Wind Adoption
Program, Inc. and Crossed Sabers International Horse School, Inc. was
incorporated on 4 Sep 08 to address the education needs and life challenges of
people and horses.
Buyer and Seller Beware!! Update on the
Robin Hollingsworth of Blacksburg, SC
(she has several alias's and about 10 fake names) fraud case for those
of you who have been asking. The SC prosecutor accepted a plea bargain from
her and dropped the case if she paid the people she ripped off (the people she
took money under false pretenses from when she sold them horses she did not
own), she did that so she was let go but the 3 arrests will stay on her record
and the record of what she did to all those people is still on the books and
will stay there. If she is caught again I'm certain she will go to jail but
people who are cheated by her must stand up and testify.. If more people that
she ripped off would have not chickened out and backed out because of fear
(Quote from them was we are scared of her, she is crazy) she would be in jail
right now but beware, she is still loose and still taking free horses or
companion horses that have things like ringbone and navicular and drugging
them and then selling them as high level jumpers and competition horses on the
internet. Her daughter works with her, Amanda or Mandy, she helps her rip
people off. Beware, I'm getting calls almost every month where Robin has
committed more crimes against people, taking horses, not paying for them,
bouncing checks, buying vehicles and horse trailers and not paying for them.
BEWARE OF THIS WOMAN!! If you want her history or to check a person's name
against our black list (our do not adopt to, do not sell to, do not buy from,
do not hire or even rent to list), then contact us.
BEWARE: Do not buy a horse from anyone you
do not know, ESPECIALLY ON THE INTERNET, unless they have websites like ours,
their names and addresses listed and they show they have a long long history
on their website and do not buy unless you go to see the horse and have it vet
checked and you have contact with the vet, not the seller or even trainer
telling you what the vet said. DO NOT GIVE YOUR HORSE OR SELL YOUR HORSE
WITHOUT A WRITTEN AGREEMENT AS TO WHAT IS TO HAPPEN WITH THE HORSE, RESELLING,
USE/LIMITATIONS, FACILITIES NEEDED, ETC. It you sell or give away a horse with
no agreement, they could go to slaughter the same day you release them or they
could be sold and misrepresented, living a life of neglect, abuse, over use
and miss use the rest of their lives. We hear stories all the time where a
best friend or neighbor, the nice lady you gave the horse to sent the horse to
slaughter or is neglecting it and there is not a thing the owner can do now
because they no longer own the horse and they made no written agreements
signed by both parties. If you need help doing written agreements, back ground
checks on buyers and sellers, just contact us, that is part of our 'SAFE
SELLING' SERVICES. Your horse's life depends on you being safe and thorough!
BEWARE: People are selling horses on the
internet that don't even exist so beware, the horse industry is full is liars,
cheaters, and thieves, even we have had to deal with them from potential
adopters who were in jail applying to adopt, to employees and former trainers
who totally ripped us off by stealing tack and tools, asking for huge advances
and then leaving after they get them, people who don't even know us or had any
experience with us slandering us on forums, harassing us and our supporters,
interfering with company operations and even adopters who don't think twice
about breaching their contract or forging their vets signature on applications
& annual updates or even selling their adoption horse to programs like ours
and even 501c3's public charities selling horses to slaughter auctions or
being put in jail for neglect and animal cruelty. We are bringing each person
that has wronged our horses to justice one at a time and winning all our cases
but that does not protect the general public from these liars, thieves,
con-artist and cheaters. Your horses life can easily be ruined forever, they
could end up in a fate worse than death so buyer and seller beware, your
horses life depends on you keeping them safe and you being thorough with doing
things like getting references and making sure the people have stable
employment, that they really own the farm they say they do, doing background
checks to check for criminal records. The horse world is full of dishonesty
which ruins it for honest people that really care and always try to do the
right thing, such a shame. Just be very careful and get proof that your horse
is going to a good home, get more than a feeling because we promise you about
50% of the time when it comes to horses, your feeling that its a 'nice' person
or a 'good' person' is wrong. And even when you pick a good home, they can
turn around and sell or give away to a bad home.
HOW TO STAY YOUNG
1. Throw out nonessential numbers. This includes age, weight and
height. Let the doctors worry about them. That is why you pay 'them'
2. Keep only cheerful friends. The grouches and negative people pull
you down. People who like to cause trouble will shorten your life and make you
just like them... miserable.
3. Keep learning. Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening,
whatever. Never let the brain idle. 'An idle mind is the devil's workshop.'
4. Enjoy the simple things.
5. Laugh often, long and loud. Laugh until you gasp for breath.
6. The tears happen.. Endure, grieve, and move on. The only person, who
is with us our entire life, is ourselves. Be ALIVE while you are alive.
7. Surround yourself with what you love , whether it's family, pets,
keepsakes, music, plants, hobbies, whatever. Your home is your refuge.
8. Cherish your health: If it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable,
improve it. If it is beyond what you can improve, get help.
9. Don't take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, even to the next
county; to a foreign country but NOT to where the guilt is.
10. Tell the people you love that you love them, at every opportunity.
AND ALWAYS REMEMBER :
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the
moments that take our breath away
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Horse - Horse Adoption
- ... digests,... Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program,
(SWAP ... Boarding stable that runs a horse adoption program. ... http://www.horses-resources.com/horseadoption/
History of the Army Uniform
- ... Short shell or stable jackets were worn on stable duty, marches or active
... crossed cannon; the infantry, the bugle; and for officers of dragoon,
crossed sabers. ... http://www.theoldarmy.com/UniformQM.htm
Horse Adoption - more about Horse Adoption
- ... Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP horse
adoption, horse rescue and ... program, all 50 states and canada http://www.crossedsabers.com
... http://www.pets5.biz/Horse-Adoption.html
The Cavalry
- ... was usually an embroidered and shown in or a brass emblem of two crossed
sabers. ... authorized for wear at anytime, other than, in the field or stable,
by First ... http://bloodshed.org/cavalry.php
Horse Adoption
- ... www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/horse-a... Crossed Sabers
Stable & The ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/ BLM National Wild Horse and Burro
Home Page ...
http://www.horsedirectory.ca/index.php?C=horse-adoption&T=0
Google Directory - Society > Organizations >
Animal Welfare > ...
- ... Second Wind Adoption - http://www.crossedsabers.com/ Boarding stable that
runs a horse adoption program. Large facility that takes in donor animals. ...
http://directory.google.com/Top/Society/Organizations/Animal_Welfare/Rescues_and_Shelters/Horses/United_States/West_Virginia/
links
- ... Arabians. Brandywine Arabians. CROSSED SABERS STABLE & THE SECOND WIND
ADOPTION PROGRAM. We do Banner Exchanges . . . to appropriate sites. ...
http://www.cochorsetransport.homestead.com/links.html
Metroactive Features | San Jose's Mounted Police
- ... for the recruits, all the officers sport the crossed cavalry sabers of the
... of horses, common horse ailments, horse psychology, stable maintenance, tack
... http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/09.25.97/horsecops-9739.html
The US Trotting Association On-Line!
- ... West Virginia Crossed Sabers/Second Wind Adoption Program ... 3532,
secondwindadopt@aol. com, www.crossedsabers.com Pockey ... better with other
horses in the stable. ... http://www.ustrotting.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=696&z=17
[More results from www.ustrotting.com]
Adoption International Program
- ... Program Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP,
Inc.), International Horse Adoption Program Adoption International Program horse
... http://www.adoptionsource.info/8/adoption-international-program.html
Horsetopia.com Horse Directory -- Organizations --
USA - National
- ... WEBSITES in "USA - National". Crossed Sabers Stable/Second Wind Adoption
Program Horse Adoption, horses are donated for the purpose of adoption. ...
http://www.horsetopia.com/horselinks.cfm/category630.html
Horse Adoption, Horse Adoption research
- ... 2. Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP, Inc.),
International Horse Adoption Program. ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/. ...
http://www.alladoption.info/l3/HorseAdoption/
Horses (051-075)
- ... Horses (051-075). CROSSED SABERS STABLE & THE SECOND WIND ADOPTION PROGRAM
Boarding stable that runs a horse adoption program. Large ... http://www.mac-pharma-network.com/dir/Animal/pets-horses-(051-075).shtml
West Virginia Four Rivers Region
- ... Riding Club Fun Show Bakers Island Webster Springs, WV Contact Teresa
McCoy 1-304-847-5623. *West Union Crossed Sabers Stable & 2nd Wind Adoption
Little Brown ... http://duskcamp.itgo.com/rivers.htm
Index to the 1861 Uniform Regulations
- ... Crossed Sabers as Branch Insignia for Cavalry; Cuffs of General's Coat. D.
... Officers Stable Duty. Jefferson Boots; Judge Advocate General's Department
(also see ... http://www.members.tripod.com/~howardlanham/trueindexreg.html
Fallen Stars
- ... Celeita A. Kramer Owner, Crossed Sabers Stable Executor, Second Wind
Adoption Program Address: RR 2 Box 24A Jockey Camp Road West Union, West
Virginia 26456 ... http://www.horsesoftime.com/fallingstars.htm
EquineRescues.com: West Virginia
- ... C & M Ranch And Equine Rescue *Updated* 1274 Thorn Ridge Road Friendly,
West Virginia 26146 E-Mail: meddy@rcvideo.com Crossed Sabers Stable & Second
Wind Horse ...
http://www.stallions4stud.com/EquineRescues/WestVirginia.shtml
Please title this page. (Page 1)
- ... By 1909 the political situation in Cuba was stable and the regiment was
recalled. ... The Regiment added the distinctive crossed sabers of the Cavalry.
... http://www.montanaguard.com/TRPE-history.html
Rescue and Sanctuary Links
- ... Crossed Sabers Stables & Second Wind Adoption Program RR 2 Box 24 A Jockey
Camp Road West Union, WV 26456 800-550-0101 (office) 304-873-3532 (office)
304-873 ... http://www.hrsny.org/Rescue_Links.html
Links & Resources
- ... www.gerlltd.org. Second Wind Adoption Program. www.crossedsabers.com.
South Florida SPCA. ... Published by: Ainsworths. A Guide for Yard and Stable.
... http://www.hpaf.org/resources.htm
The US Cavalry Association: Fort Riley, Kansas
- ... assisting the Museum in restoring and equipping a cavalry stable of that
... Our recently released film/video, "Crossed Sabers", is a historical
treatment of the ... http://www.uscavalry.org/memorial.html
Classifieds
- ... 304-873-3532, www.crossedsabers.com. JUMP EQUIPMENT HORSE jumps and
training obstacles. ... Forsyth, MT. STABLE EQUIPMENT AUTOMATIC FEEDERS from
QUICK FEED. ... http://www.equisearch.com/classifieds/
Spotted Horse World
- > Horse Rescues & Adoptions. Many Thoroughbreds are not fast enough to make
it on the race track, but they are still good for many ... http://spottedhorseworld.tripod.com/adopt.html
Percheron
- ... Crossed Sabers Stables Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24A West Union, WV
26456 1-304-873-3532/3030/1435 fax:1-304-873-3121, Shady Lane Stables Junior
and Linda ... http://www.geocities.com/cowrunwalker/stallions2.html
Horse Transportation
- ... 534-9820. Crossed Sabers Stables Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24A West
Union, WV 26456 873-3532/3030/1435 fax:873-3121. Dalton Stables ...
http://www.geocities.com/cowrunwalker/transportation.html
[More results from www.geocities.com]
netposse.com - Stolen Horse International, Inc Idaho Alert: Skip-A ...
- ... post on this site. Below is the form submitted by Celeita Kramer (secondwindadopt@aol.com)
on Sunday, March 14, 2004 at 14:09:50 ... http://www.netposse.com/stolenmissing/missing_1/missingSkip-A-Bar-TrademarkWVA_Aug03.htm
netposse.com - Stolen Horse International, Inc Idaho Alert: Socks ...
- ... Beware when selling or giving your horses away!!! Below is the form
submitted by Celeita Kramer (secondwindadopt@aol.com) on Sunday, March 14,
2004 at 14:09:50 ... http://www.netposse.com/stolenmissing/missing_1/missingSocksWVA_Aug03.htm
[More results from www.netposse.com]
EXECUTOR
- ... Celeita Kramer was the 24th woman to earn military aviator wings, and
the first to fly and test the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter. ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/ABOUT%20US/Executor.htm
CLINICS & TRAINING
- ... personal ownership, exercise & fitness. Students do not bring horses to
this clinic. The clinician is Celeita Kramer. ... The clinician is Celeita
Kramer. ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/LEARN%20FOR%20LIFE/Clinics_&_Training.htm
[More results from www.crossedsabers.com]
NEED INFORMATION ON FEEDING? STABLING? COSTS OF KEEPING A HORSE? ...
- ... Celeita Kramer CrossedSabers/Second Wind, West Union, West Virginia
(304)-873-3532, ... http://staplhorse.tripod.com/contact.html
Horse Rescue Horse Adoption Welfare Rescues Shelters Horses
- ... in July of 1996. The Second Wind Adoption Program was founded by the
stable owner, Celeita Kramer. Second Wind Adoption became a ... http://www.equineseek.com/horses/e/Horse-Rescue/
West Virginia Horseman
- ... Crossed Sabers Stables Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24A West Union, WV
26456 873-3532/3030/1435 fax:873-3121 Huntseat and Stockseat. ...
http://groups.msn.com/WestVirginiaHorseman/ridinginstruction.msnw
West Virginia Department of Agriculture: Rural
Development
- ... Second Wind Adoption Program Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24A Jockey Camp
Road West Union, WV 26456 873-3532 / 873-3030 / 873-1435 Adoption Program for
all ... http://www.wvagriculture.org/images/Marketing/Horse%20Industry%20Directory/Rescue%20and%20Adoption.htm
[More results from www.wvagriculture.org]
West Virginia Horseman
- ... Crossed Saber Stables Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24-A West Union, WV
26456 304-873-3532 304-873-3030 304-873-1435 fax: 304-873-3121 *Breaking,
Training, and ... http://groups.msn.com/WestVirginiaHorseman/classesandseminars.msnw
[More results from groups.msn.com]
Standardbred Stallions Standing at Stud
- ... directory. WV Standardbred. Stallions Standing at Stud. Crossed Sabers
Stables, Celeita Kramer ~ West Union, WV ~ 304-873-3532/3030/1435. ... http://www.wvhorse.us/stallions_stud/standardbred.html
August 2004 WV Horseman's Calendar Of Events.
Horse Shows ...
- ... 1, Crossed Sabers traveling to select school year internships. For more
information contact Celeita Kramer 304-873-1435 or 304-873-3532;
secondwindadopt@aol.com ... http://www.wvhorse.us/2004calendar/august.html
[More results from www.wvhorse.us]
04nws016.shtm
- ... Celeita Kramer and her volunteer crew in West Union have formed Second
Wind Adoption Program (SWAP), dedicated to finding good homes for horses whose
owners ... http://www.wvdnr.gov/2004news/04nws016.shtm
Standardbred Rescue Groups
- ... WV 25124 (304) 988-9555 Email Crossed Sabers/Second Wind Adoption
Program Celeita Kramer, RR 2 Box 24 A, Jockey Camp Rd, West Union, WV 26456
work: (304) 873 ... http://www.netpets.com/horses/horsresc/breeds/standbred.html
Thoroughbred Rescue Groups
- ... 20180 (540) 822-5857 Email WEST VIRGINIA Crossed Sabers/Second Wind
Adoption Program Celeita Kramer, RR 2 Box 24 A, Jockey Camp Rd, West Union, WV
26456 W (304 ... http://www.netpets.com/horses/horsresc/breeds/thorobred.html
[More results from www.netpets.com]
Horse Transportation
- ... 534-9820. Crossed Sabers Stables Celeita Kramer Route 2, Box 24A West
Union, WV 26456 873-3532/3030/1435 fax:873-3121. Dalton Stables ... http://www.geocities.com/cowrunwalker/transportation.html
[More results from www.geocities.com]
The US Trotting Association On-Line!
- ... Adoptions are done on a first-come, best-home, first-serve basis, and
the program’s executive director, Celeita Kramer, suggests that adopters not
delay in ... http://www.ustrotting.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=7904&z=1
The US Trotting Association On-Line!
- ... Crossed Sabers/Second Wind Adoption Program * ^ Celeita Kramer RR 2 Box
24 A, Jockey Camp Road West Union, WV 26456 (304) 873-3532 work, (304)
873-3030 stable ... http://www.ustrotting.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=694&z=17
[More results from www.ustrotting.com]
West Virginia Four Rivers Region
- ... Wind Adoption Little Brown Jug Trip Kentucky Standardbred Sale Trip
Training Clinic West Union, WV For Schedule of events Contact Celeita Kramer
1-304-878-3532. ... http://duskcamp.itgo.com/rivers.htm
Fallen Stars
- ... Celeita A. Kramer Owner, Crossed Sabers Stable Executor, Second Wind
Adoption Program Address: RR 2 Box 24A Jockey Camp Road West Union, West
Virginia 26456 ... http://www.horsesoftime.com/fallingstars.htm
RESCUE FACILITIES BY STATE ALABAMA ALASKA
ARIZONA
- Page 1. American Horse Defense Fund Alternatives to Auction and Slaughter
for Equine Owners:“A Better Way” www.AHDF.org American ...
http://www.members.aol.com/azahdf/rescuexstate.pdf
Rescue
Organizations
- ... 7. Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program... Our
company specializes in breeding horses, everything from day one to adulthood.
... ... http://www.thearcdirectory.com/rescue-organizations.html
Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption
Program, (SWAP ...
- ... MISSION OF CROSSED SABERS STABLE AND THE SECOND WIND ADOPTION PROGRAM.
... easy transition to a second career and ... Support all rescue and adoption
programs in order ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/
SWAP SHOPPING
- Crossed Sabers Stable and The Second Wind Adoption Program (SWAP, Inc.)
International Horse Adoption Program Address: RR2 Box 24A Jockey Camp Road,
West Union ... http://www.crossedsabers.com/ABOUT%20US/SWAP_Shopping.htm
[More results from www.crossedsabers.com]
Horse Haven of Tennessee - Cross Posted from
Crossed Sabers Stable ...
- ... Cross Posted from Crossed Sabers Stable and Second Wind Adoption
Program. ... Here at SWAP we are preparing to file ... with any rescue or
adoption program like ours ... http://www.aimoo.com/forum/postview.cfm?id=490781&CategoryID=215269&startcat=1&ThreadID=1334228
BANSIDHE GRAPHICS' EQUUS INTERNATIONAL Horse
Links - Page5
- ... If you have a commercial horse-related website, and would like to swap
links, please fill out this form. ... Saddle Right Inc. ... Second Wind
Adoption Program. ... http://www.bansidhegraphics.com/EquusInternational5.htm
Horse - Horse Adoption
- ... Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. Committed ... Crossed
Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP ... Boarding ...
http://www.horses-resources.com/horseadoption/
Horse - Horse Beach
- ... Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP ...
Boarding stable that runs a horse adoption program. ... Special Needs Riding
Program A non ... http://www.horses-resources.com/horsebeach/
Adoption International Program
- ... & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP, Inc.), International ...
International Adoption Programs Adoption International Program International
... http://www.adoptionsource.info/8/adoption-international-program.html
Horse Adoption
- ... Some horse adoption programs operate out of large farms with ... a...
Crossed Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP, Inc.),
International Horse ...
http://www.horsedirectory.ca/index.php?C=horse-adoption&T=0
Horse Adoption - more about Horse Adoption
- ... Sabers Stable & The Second Wind Adoption Program, (SWAP horse adoption
... 501 (c) 3 charity,international program, all 50 ...... http://www.pets5.biz/Horse-Adoption.html
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Software
Owen's Horse Manager Software
Horse Farm -
Access Database
Animal Record Keeper
Horse Trak Software
Business Products for Horses
Horse Forms and Contracts
Software Links
Horse Farm Fencing and
Management
Manure
Management links from Canada's Agr. Dept.
Lucas Equine Equipment
Fencing Specifications
~~~Breed Registries
and Owner/Breed Resources~~~
The Jockey Club
TB Dictionary of Terms
Daily Racing Form
Thoroughbred Times
The Blood Horse Thoroughbred Racing &
Breeding
ThoroughSearch Directory
Bloodstock Research (Thoroughbred Information
Pedigree and Performance Site)
D-Bar-M Equine Pedigree
Research
Del Mar Pedigree Database
United States Trotting
Association
Harness Horse Information (Standardbred)
Glossary of Racing
Terms
American Quarter Horse Association Information
Site
Arabian Horse Information Sites
Arabian Horse Registry |
The International Arabian Horse Association
Warm Bloods - Sport Horse Resources
Morab Reference Center
American Morgan Horse
Association
Appaloosa Horse
Club
USA Equestrian
Alabama Horse Council
Color Chart - Genetics,
Cremello, Perlino, Palomino
~~~Horse Farms~~~
Georgia Equine Management
National Association of Equine Ranching
Information Council
Barn Design and Farm Management
Articles
Safe Handling of Large
Animals
Thinking the
Way Animals Do
~~~Horsin' Around
Stuff~~~
Horse Themed Gifts Farm Goods for
Kids
Boot Barn
www.magicalhorsestudio.com. great horse art by Gerry Morris, you'll love
it!!
~~~Horse Links,
Publications and Owner Resources~~~
Horse Books and Video
Injuries in the Horse
Business Assuming Risk - Statistics on "Not If, But When" or
Factsheet
Netdor Equine Pages
Ag Direct - Livestock & Farm Information
Electronic Zoo
Horse Commercial
Equine Links
Haynet - Excellent Horse Sites
Horse Plus Directory
Horsin' Around -
Links
Equi-Web
Breed Listings & Associated
Links
Let It Ride - Online Racing and Breeding Farm
Community
NetVet Horse Links Excellent
Health and Link Resource
Agricomm's Horse Links
ClipClop Links, Advisors, Articles
Baltimore Horse Country Links
Extensive Lists
The Horse Web - Horse Links
Equine On-Line Links
Virtual CyberMall, Horse Chat, Links
Mane Points
Worldwide Horseman's Directory
Today's Horse
Newsletter
HorseDirect - Information on line
Blood Horse
Thoroughbred Times
Sport Horses
Equine Athlete Magazine
U.S. Pony Clubs
Equine Photographers
John Hockensmith Photographs
Equine Network Photo
Gallery
Suzanne Sturgill
Photogtaphy
LTL Images
Free Horse Clip Art
Horse Talk Clip
Art & Graphics
Equizotic Equine Graphics
Virtual Horse Graphics
Horse Graphics
Top Two Art
Custom Equine Clip Art
Ag Clip Art
Horse Feathers Graphics
Website design for horse pages
Books, videos, photographs, art,
equine gifts
Jessica Jahiel: Holistic
Horsemanship
Animal and Horse Links for
Kids
HTML Pedigree Generator
Equine Insurance Specialists
Estate Planning for
Non-Human Family Members
Law & Tax Issues
Law Links
Equine Law or
Law Database for Horse
Owners
Equine Dispute Resolution Service
Equindex - Equine Search Engine
Everything
Horse...Directory
Self-propelled water reels, irrigation and
arena waterers
~~~Farriers and
Horseshoers, Hoof and Lameness Articles~~~
Horse Books and Video
Farrier Resource Center
Sugardine and
Laminitis and
Shoeing by Burney Chapman
Farriery &
Laminitis
Laminitis Radiograph and
Hoof section
Texas A&M Hoof Info
Laminitis
Hoof Care and Lameness Journal
-- On Line Magazine Articles
Hoof Project at Texas
A&M
Trimming Articles and
Natural Trimming
Navicular Syndrome
Horse Talk, Laminitis Site and
Anatomy
Anatomy of the Lower Leg
Univ. PA -
"guess the lameness diagnosis" |
Diagnostic
Exam at Tuskegee Univ.
12 Step Trimming
Natural Angle - Products
Anvil Magazine for Farriers and
Blacksmiths
Another Look
at Laminitis and Horseshoeing Treatments (good graphic resource)
~~~Horse Health and
Conformation~~~
Mosquitoes
and the West Nile Virus and
Mosquito Information and
West Nile Virus (WNV)
Updates
West Nile
Virus Info from OSU
WNV in Ohio
- Collection and Diagnostic Procedures
WNV - USDA
USDA's West Nile
Info
Fort Dodge Animal Health
Horse
Health Articles from UI-UC
The Horse Interactive
Equine Distemper
Respiratory Infections by Equine Herpesvirus Types 1 and 4 by G.P. Allen and
Equine Restrictive Lung Disease, Part 2: Pleuropneumonia and
Part 3: Interstitial Diseases by C.R. Sweeney
Foal Pneumonia
Genetic Basis of Respiratory Disorders
Inhalation Toxicology in the Equine Respiratory Tract
Vaccination Schedule
Clinical Neurology
E-book
Analgesia and
Anesthesia Bibliography
Equine Education Institute
Kryo Kinetics Identification
Technologies
The Horse Health Magazine
World Equine Health Network
Cornell's Horse Owner
Educational Materials
AVMA "Principles of
Vaccination" Article
Vaccination
Protocols
Vaccination Schedules
Vaccination
Programs
Equine
Respiratory Diseases
Normal Parameters in a Health Exam
Back to Basics: Wound Care
Melanoma in Horses
National Ag Library -
Audiovisual Catalog
FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary Prescription Drugs for
Horses
Veterinary Information Network
Martindale's Health Science
Guide - Virtual Veterinary Center this is a very extensive resource
Bayer Equine Health, Owner Education,
Vaccination Guides
Spalding Labs -
Fly Predators
Paristology
Ok State Paristology
Internal Parasites
of Horses
Equine Parasite
Control
Controlling
Parasites in Horses
Estrategias de control de antihelmínticos para caballos by C.Monahan (Traducido
por L. Venturini)
AVMA Parasites in Horses
Purdue Horse
Health Management
Pfizer Equine Health
Parasites and Colic
Health & Coggins
Requirements
Pre-Purchase Examinations
USDA National
Animal Health Monitoring System
Xenophon on
Conformation
Dr. James Moore - Equine
Digestive System and Colics (professional presentation, but it's slow
loading, wait)
Stormont Laboratories
Veterinary Genetics Laboratory
HYPP
Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis in Quarter Horses
HYPP
Current
Facts About Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP) Disease
HYPP
Bibliography
AAEP on HYPP
American Veterinary Medical Association
AAEP Owner Education
American Association of Equine Practioners (AAEP)
Journal of
Veterinary Medical Education
University of Kentucky Health Newsletters
EPM Article OSU
EPM Articles
UMissouri
EPM Article UIUC
Prepurchase Exams
Soundness Exams
Veterinary Soundness
Exams
~~~Equine Behavior~~~
Equine Behavior Lab
Horse Behavior Links
Here are some book suggestions from Francis Burton:
"Behavior, Development and Training of the Horse" Sautter, Frederic J. & Glover,
John A. (Arco Publishing Inc., 1981)
"Behaviour of Horses, The" Kiley-Worthington, Marthe (J.A.Allen, 1987)
"Behaviour of the Horse, The" Fraser, A.F. (CAB International, 1992)
"Behaviour Problems in Horses" McBane, Susan (David & Charles, 1994)
"Behavioural Problems of Farm Animals" Kiley-Worthington, Marthe (Oriel Press,
1977)
"Body Language of Horses, The" Ainslie, Tom & Ledbetter, Bonnie (W.H.Allen,
1987)
"Domestic Animal Behaviour for Veterinarians and Animal Scientists" Houpt, K.A.
& Wolski, T.R. (Iowa State University Press, 1982)
"Equine Behaviour: Principles and Practice" Mills, Daniel & Nankervis, Kathryn
(Blackwell Science, 1998)
"Horse Behaviour" Waring, George (Noyes Publications, 1983)
"Horse Psychology" Williams, Moyra (J.A.Allen, 1976)
"Horse Sense" Blake, Henry (Souvenir Press, 1994)
"Horse's Mind, The" Rees, Lucy (Stanley Paul, 1984)
"Horses Behavin' Badly" McCall, Jim & McCall, Lynda (Half Halt Press Imc., 1997)
"Horsewatching" Morris, Desmond (Jonathan Cape, 1988)
"How to Talk to Your Animals" Craighead George, Jean (Hodder & Stoughton, 1985)
"Imprint Training of the Newborn Foal" Miller, Robert M. (The Western Horseman
Inc., 1991)
"Influencing Horse Behaviour: A Natural Approach to Training" McCall, Jim
(Alpine Publications, 1988)
"Language of the Horse, The" Shaeffer, Michael (Kaye & Ward, 1975)
"Nature of Horses, The: Exploring Equine Evolution, Intel & Behavior" Budiansky,
Stephen (Free Press, 1997)
"Ponies in the Wild" Gill, Elaine (Whittet Books, 1994)
"Przewalski's Horse: History and Biology of an Endangered Species" Ed. Lee Boyd
& Katherine A. Houpt (Suny, 1994)
"Such Is The Real Nature Of Horses" Vavra, Robert (Collins, 1979)
"Talking With Horses" Blake, Henry (Coronet, 1976)
"Thinking Horse, The" Clarke, Andrew (Equine Research Centre, Guelph, 1995)
"Thinking With Horses" Blake, Henry (Souvenir Press, 1993)
"Understanding Equine Behaviour (An Equus Reference Guide)" Susan Harding (1989)
"Understanding Horses" Langley, Garda (David & Charles, 1988)
"Understanding Nervousness in Horse and Rider" Williams, Moyra (J.A.Allen, 1990)
"Understanding Your Horse" McBane, Susan (Ward Lock, 1992)
"Understanding Your Pony" Rees, Lucy (Stanley Paul, 1991)
"Western Horse Behavior & Training" Miller, Robert (Doubleday, 1971)
"Why Does My Horse...?" McGreevy, Paul (Souvenir Press, 1996)
"Wild Horses of the Great Basin" Berger, Joel (Univ Chicago Press, 1986)
"Your Horse's Mind" Marshall, Leonie (Crowood Press, 1996)
(Note that some of these books are now out of print; others have been reprinted
since the editions given above.)
Equine Research Foundation
Horse Learning & Behavior
On Foaling:
http://horseforum.com/tjones/adv24.htm
Horses on The Internet
Haynet | the Leading Directory of Horse Sites on the Web, The
- Go to: The HayNet The Horse Interactive Exclusively Equine The Blood-Horse
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dressage, reining, showjumping, trail riding, endurance, eventing or shows"
American Quarter Horse Association, The
- 2000 AQHA World Show Information TO CONTACT AQHA CALL: 806-376-4811 MAILING
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- This is a moderated discussion board based on the Discus program.
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- The Largest Horse Related Website on the Internet
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- This is a complete, organized list of all horselinks with descriptions. If we
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- Equiworld Horse Links provides a wide range of equestrian information, horse
links, equine chat, horse sales, riding schools, and lots more horsey
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- Equi-Site, the Internet's most Exquisite Online Resource for Equestrians and
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- Horse classified ad center featureing more than 2000 horses for sale.
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