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WE LOST A VERY SPECIAL MAN...Mark Bullington
- Published 05/14/2012
The Miniature Horse Farms Directory is saddened to hear of the passing of longtime World Show announcer Mark Bullington. Mark announced many of the AMHA World and Championship shows, as well as AMHR Shows, with great wit, knowledge of the breed and emotion. His words brought an excitement and purpose to the show ring for many exhibitors. He will be sorely missed and our sincere condolences go out to his wife Sharon and his family.
I am so very saddened to hear that we've lost Mark. May God wrap his family in his comforting arms and may Mark's light shine brightly in the heavens above.
Sending Prayers Of Comfort And Healing For His Family...
Rest In Peace Mark...we will miss you...xox
READ MORE ABOUT MARK ON HIS FACEBOOK PAGE::::::HERE
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I am so very saddened to hear that we've lost Mark. May God wrap his family in his comforting arms and may Mark's light shine brightly in the heavens above.
Sending Prayers Of Comfort And Healing For His Family...
Rest In Peace Mark...we will miss you...xox
READ MORE ABOUT MARK ON HIS FACEBOOK PAGE::::::HERE
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Despite being told 'no,' Priesendorf became exactly what she ...
- Published 05/13/2012
Kearney Hub
Joann Priesen-dorf Wieland and her husband, Jack Wieland, hold a miniature horse born two weeks ago. The Wielands own a pasture where they own a mixture of ...
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Joann Priesen-dorf Wieland and her husband, Jack Wieland, hold a miniature horse born two weeks ago. The Wielands own a pasture where they own a mixture of ...
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From the comments: Man in danger of losing service horse has ...
- Published 05/13/2012
The Flint Journal - MLive.com
Getting baked and going to hang out with your mini-horse while getting some yard work done? Heck yeah! This guy is living the good life (minus the ...
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Getting baked and going to hang out with your mini-horse while getting some yard work done? Heck yeah! This guy is living the good life (minus the ...
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How to cope with the changes to your Winter routine for horse care, feeding and exercise
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The diagnosis of skin disease can be difficult. The picture is often clouded by the presence of wounds, insect bites, and secondary trauma caused by rubbing and biting at the skin. History becomes important in deciding what caused the initial insult. Considerations such as age, sex, breed, change in activity or diet, contact with other animals, emotional state, exposure to skin irritants, and invironmental influences then become important determinants.The following tables serve as an aid in the diagnosis of skin diseases. To facilitate identification, some skin ailments are listed in more than one table.
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http://www.horsequest.com/journal/health/skin.html
Herd Reduction Sale
- By Bill or Wanalynn Chapman
- Published 07/19/2009
- Breeding
- Unrated
Herd Reduction Sale
40% off sale now through Nov. 09
Due to some health issues, we need to reduce our work load. So we are forced to sale all our horses on our sales page at a loss. Our loss is your gain. Take 40% off listed price on our website. We have some excellent horses with great bloodlines. Check out our sale page at http://wwminihorses.tripod.com
Buyer pays all shipping cost! All horses are up to date on shots, worming, farrier work, and dental.
We will furnish Negative Coggins and Health Certificate. Email us at wwminis@embarqmail.com
Phone 423-753-0655 farm
423-418-4120 cell
Horse trailer on sales page not included in this sale