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E-Quine E-Tips Free educational newsletter for horse enthusiasts! http://Equinetips.HaveYourOwnHorseShow.com Friday, February 17, 2006 You are receiving this because you subscribed. If you have changed your mind, and would rather not receive it, there are instructions for discontinuing at the end of the newsletter. Questions or comments? Send them to dusty@duo-county.com Contents 1. Welcome Back! 2. Resources 3. Fun 4. Privacy Policy 5. Subscribe and unsubscribe 6. Disclaimer 1. Welcome back to Equine E-Tips! After over a year, our website is back up, and we have a place to call home again. I am excited! Over the past year I have found several things to share with you. 2. Resources Actually, just browsing the Zinester site I found a very informative publication on trailering. I was surprised to see how much useful information there was. You can read all about it at http://subs.zinester.com/26866/ If you are looking for a one stop site for anything related to Natural Horesmanship, it is at http://www.naturalhorsepeople.com/ . There are experts at that site on anything you could possibly have a question about. Sometimes I go there for hours. A new convenient and and simple way to learn more from experts about horse related topics is teleseminars. Teleseminars have been around for quite some time, and I have been on many. Some are free, sometimes there is a charge for valuble information you can listen to, take notes, learn and benefit from while in the comfort of your own home. No need to get dressed, get a babysitter, and travel to a far away location to have access to great information delivered by experts. Sometimes the calls are interactive, and you can ask questions. This is the first I have seen of teleseminars on horse topics. it is the perfect solution for me, since I really live "out in the boondocks"! Here is the information on the next teleseminar: Subject: Directly Affect How Your Horse Feels Is your horse tense or sore after a workout? Is he skittish, nervous, or hard to handle? Would you like him to be a happier, more willing partner? Yes?? Then you need to join us on February 22, as we discuss the benefits of Equine Acupressure with Tallgrass Animal Acupressure. We will discuss a variety of ways that you can use equine acupressure to help your horse - in fact, just for signing up for the call, you will get as a gift, charts that you can use to help calm your horse when it is nervous or anxious, as well as aid in actually preventing colic! Beth Pelosa, Debbie Underwood, and Mikki Kison, all whom are Equine Acupressure Practioners and Certified Equine Acupressure Instructors, will answer your questions about how YOU can DIRECTLY affect your horse's health and behaviour in a none-threatening, none-invasive, and centuries-old, scientifically-proven manner. For more information, or to sign up, visit http://www.1automationwiz.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=334047 I will definitely be on this call. Maybe we can meet up there. 3. FUN! Blonde Bart has a number of games and entertaining activities for you. Check them out at http://www.alphahorse.com/horse-games.html . There is another free newsletter there too. 4. This is a strictly optin list. We value your privacy. Your details will never be sold, traded or exposed in any way. 5. To subscribe send a blank e-mail to 85168-subscribe@zinester.com To unsubscribe there are instructions below. 6. The contents of this newsletter are for the purpose of information and entertainment only. E-Quine E-Tips is not responsible for any results, good or otherwise, from the use of any information contained. Please use good judgment and practice safety precautions when you are exposed to potentially harmful situations. Employ the services of a qualified professional when the need is indicated. Terry and Mary Porter 855 Melson Ridge Road Jamestown, KY. 42629 |
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