How to take care of a filly ( two dayes old) ?
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Just make sure she nurses regularly...momma looks after her.  Have the vet check her out too.
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Do not treat the clit like a d*ck.\n\nStart out slow and soft.\n\nDO not lick her butt hole.\n\nAsk her what feels good.\n\nNotice how she is acting..her breathing, her noises, how her body is reacting.\n\nDo not stick your hand/fist up anything.\n\nTry doing different letters of the alphabet with your tongue on her clit.  Take note as to which ones she seems to respond favorably to.\n\nIf she says something like "Please don't stop"  that means just that.  Don't speed up or slow down or do it faster or slower.\n\nIf she is all giggly after wards, you probably succeeded:)
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In and of itself, barrel racing is not abusive, unfortunatly there are cases of abuse in every disipline, either because people don't care or people are ignorent.  You obviously care and take measures to protect your horse.  You can tell if your unconsiously abusing your horse with 100%  accuracy by asking yourself the following questions:\nDoes is my horse happy to see me?\nDoes my horse accept the saddle and bridle without too much fuss?\nDoes she react positvly to starting/ending a run?\nDo I try to learn as much about horse care as I can and try to do what I think is best for her?\nIf you answered 4 yeses, then your definatly good to go.  If not, you may want to investigate things like saddle fit and the way you ride.  Horses don't lie.  They really don't, if your girl is happy to do her job, then she's not being abused.
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i remove my horse from the carriage and then tie him to the wooden fence post outside the saloon.\n\nwhen it's time to go back to the cabin with any lady i meet, the horse knows the way.  that leaves my hands free to frolick with the lady.  the horse is sort of on autopilot.  it helps to have his food at the cabin.  he usually gets hungry at night, and i get horny.
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try...http://www.anatomyinmotion.com/fvhorse.htm....good luck  if  you dont  get it  theyd love to help
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use a saddle oil or tree oil. This will help perserve it. Lee
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let's see a typical day starts out at 3am. saddle up go eat feed the cattle ride around over the country see if any of them are sick or have something wrong with them check fence. write everything down in your herd book. make sure you take better care of your horse and saddle. and they will take care of you there is so much more winter time you move the cattle in closer. spring time it's branding and cutting. it's a miserable life, take it from me. but it is also fun and enjoyable. if you like living rough.
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You're looking for a sound, calm, confident horse.\n\nYou don't want to choose a horse that is dripping wet, lathered, leaping around, and fighting the lead pony- \nwhile they look energetic, they are burning off the energy they'll need to race.\nYou want the horse that looks almost asleep, just casual. That horse knows his job and is listening to his people,\nwaiting for the time to run.\n\nWatching for soundness is harder- don't choose a horse whose head is bobbing a lot, or who looks off balance or stumbles, I guess is the simplest way.
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A broken leg on a horse isn't a simple injury. Horses weigh much more than people and they can't use crutches. It is possible to fix some breaks but the costs can be very, very high and you can't count on any particular outcome. The horse may still be lame and horses can't live like that.\n\nThe thoroughbred is a very competititive animal and will often break any cast or anything that keeps the leg immobile. They do use swimming pools to help the horse stay "on its feet" (horses have to remain so something like 20 hours a day or circulation problems occur) and reducing pressure, but a lot depends on the horse. The horse can't understand that you're doing this to help him, and will actively try to break any cast\n\nIt is usually just the cost factors and even a sense of respect for the animal to put it down after a bad break. Lesser injuries may be treated.
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a nice bottle of wine or a houseplant....but check to make sure your hotess drinks alcohol and that she isnt alergic to any kind of houseplants
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I have a demented acquaintance sitting here with me who says the best way is to pet them and get them all sleepy then coax them into a fishnet bag like women use to wash their lingerie in. Then you can safely and easily dunk them thoroughly to get a good clean wash. But, he says to be certain you have the blue toilet bowl cleaner in the tank because cats are really dirty with all that hair and saliva from licking. Give it a good flush and rinse kitty nice and clean but have the towel ready when you pull it out because if it gets away from you it will run and hide before you dry it off. And who knows where all that water will be dripping.\n\nNormally it will be three days before you see kitty again.
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It really depends on the horse, is it purebread? who's selling it, private party? are they poor/rich? like, can they afford to let it go cheap, or do they need the money? Horses can run anywhere from $800-$5000. how much do you have to spend? I think if you make an offer tagged with "this is all i have" and explain how badly you want this horse and how timid she is and how she only lets you ride her, then I think that you will win them over! good luck!
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Dude, every animal needs basic care that should take her like 2 hours in a day at most for her not to do that would be cruelty in its highest form, but if she is still more concerned about taking care of them; instead of you, after she is done, drop her like a rock in the middle of the Pacific and find someone new.  \n\nLove is a two way street and if that is her idea of showing love, she is on a one-way street in a Mac truck and all you and your love is to her is a speed bump in the middle of the road.  Oh ya the dummy who will by the dinner, drinks and pay to get into the movies and clubs when you get better.\n\nCut this off and find someone who understands the concept of give and take.\n\nJohn B.
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You can subscribe to the Thoroughbred Times or you could log onto ThoroughbredTimes.com and search, page by page. There is also a stallion directory on the web page of Thoroughbred Times which lists, some with photo's, every stallion standing at stud. That stallion directory will tell you the name of the farm where the horse is standing at stud. You may write or telephone that particular farm and discuss your intentions with them and ask to get in touch with the owner of the horse. \n\nYou may go to the library and retrieve, by exact date, any date from any publication, including the New York Times-Sports section, Blood Horse (which also has a web site), Sports Illustrated, etc., for a particular horse, i.e., Secretariat in the winners circle wearing a wreath. \n\nThe racetrack within your community running their racing  program, public relations office, may also be another way of getting photo's of horses with winning wreaths around their necks. If you are looking for any horse with a wreath around his neck, try visiting any racetrack with a high digitaL camera, 4MP or greater with a zoom lense-without a flash (so as not to scare or frieghten the horse) and snap away. Check with the security office or the racing secretary's office before you take your camera to the racetrack and talk to them as to your intentions.\n\nBarnes and Noble may also carry books and publications on horses who have won races. Laura Hillenbrand wrote an excellent book on Seabiscuit which was made into an oscar nominated film. Blockbuster may also carry films on horses and films of famous races. \n\nAlso, Set Your VCR-DVD recorder on Kentucky Derby day on the first weekend in May or any other race telecasted within your community-state on the date the race is televised. Download the DVD onto your computer and print out the horse with a wreath around its neck.
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1st, get a job where YOU make enough to pay for the horse, boarding, food and medicine for as long as you own the horse. Next, pay for the groomer, the saddles, the accessories, etc. etc. Oh yeah, find the time to take your kids to visit the horse everyday at least until the newness wears off.
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set her on the pot at the same times each day. in the morning ,first thing and in about an hour. If sh goes in her diaper .....set her on the pot about that time the next day. Praise her when she uses the pot. Don't scold her but always reward her. If she tells you she need to go...Praise and reward her. She will get to the point that she will wait r tell you she has to go. Give her something to keep her occupied when on the pottie. Good Luck!
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Treat them like a puppy.  Stick their nose in it.