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It is unbelievable that June will turn to July.  I never know where the time goes. At this time I wanted to let you all know that I truly enjoyed writing this past month. It is my hope that I was able to share some valuable information.

I work to maintain a routine amount of riding each week. I may choose to ride early in morning before full sunlight or later in the evening after max heat of the day. The rest of the work world will fit between if I just plan a bit. The time I spend learning and living is the deposit I make to my personal happiness account.  I maintain a personal belief that the animals in our care are a great responsibility and a great joy.

Whether you work with your horses on a basic routine at home or travel extensively they all have basic needs. I strive to assist all owners gain knowledge needed to meet these needs. I have the greatest hope that the community established within the Holistic Horse Coop continues to offer boundless information for the equine enthusiast. My hat is off to the founders for their continued efforts.

We all support the animals and each other. If there is ever any question efforts will be made to find an answer. I am so looking forward to the event in October I expect you all to keep me busy at my booth. Again I wish all the best in whatever equine journey you may be taking. For me nothing does my heart more good then to see a fit energetic horse with a slick and glistening coat. Their bright eyes scream happiness.

Happy trails Val

No, I did not fall off the earth just covered with a little life.  Hope this finds you well attached is the info. It is a bit longer input from both I and Pat Thank you Val

Is your horse ready for the farrier? Living with a farrier at the busy time of year this is a prevalent question around our home. So for this blog I thought I would let my spouse talk on the subject close to all horse lovers. Please review the following by Pat Hall CJF whom draws from more that 25 years experience;