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Horse Mania Newsletter #27
August 15th 2000
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Hey everyone!
As you may have noticed, we are missing quite a few regular articles in
this issue! This is about half the length Horse Mania normally is. So come
on guys, let’s try and get them all back for next issue! :o) I don’t know
where you’ve all got to. If you’re finding that you’re too pressed for
time to continue writing your column, please let me know because I’ve got
a few people that are very keen to be a writer but all the column ideas
are already taken! :o) Thanks.
We had quite a few people send in their reviews for “Thoroughbred”- the
series of books. You can find those printed later on in this issue. I’ve
also added new reviews for Black Beauty & The Saddle Club on the website,
and you’re still welcome to submit your review of those. However, our
*NEW* review for this issue is of- King of the Wind! The story of the
Godolphin Arabian by Marguerite Henry. You can visit
https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/king.html to read my review and
submit your own. All those reviews will be in next issue.
And finally, before I go, I have to say Congratulations to all the
winners of Horse Mania Webpage Awards in July 2000! They are all listed
later on in this issue. We’ve already had some August winners, so keep
those applications coming in! I haven’t completely worked my way through
the ones I have backed up but I’m getting close...finally!
Well that’s about it for now. I hope you enjoy this issue and I’ll talk
to you again soon. And keep all those great contributions coming in!
Susan
(thehorse@hotpop.com)
http://horsemania.cjb.net
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In this Issue:
-Archer’s Corner
-Reviews: Thoroughbred
-The Name Game
-Horsey Treats
-Hot Horse Stuff
-Tell Us About Yours
-Horse Website Reviews
-Straight From The Horse’s Mouth
-Award Winners- July 2000
-Horse Polls
-Pen Pals
-Newsletter Information
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ARCHER’S CORNER by Archer
Hey there!!
I’ve been off my horse for over 6 months!!! I haven’t been able to ride
her ‘cause of a Mosquito bite she got in summer. But even so I still
manage to get some horsey work and make it fun!! I’ve made an old shed
that I used for hay into my brand new Tack room. With this I left nearly
half of my garage empty!! As I did the moving I figured that my tack
needed a good clean. To clean 4 saddles and more than 6 bridles takes a
long time and effort but it’s worth it.
Here are some tips on the topic.
Just because you may not be riding as often, or don’t feel like cleaning
your tack in a cold barn, it’s no excuse for neglecting it. If you stash
your expensive leather equipment in a tack trunk and close the lid until
August flowers, you may have a filthy, moldy mess on your hands.
Leather is a living material which contains natural moisture and oils,
and needs to breathe and be nourished. Sweat and soap are it’s two worst
enemies, and will eat away at it if not properly removed. To extend the
life of your leather saddles, bridles, martingales etc, follow these
simple instructions:
- Water should be used to wash off dirt and sweat after every ride. Dirt
left between the stirrup leathers and saddle flaps can cause a lot of
rubbing and wear.
- Every 3-5 rides, clean your saddle and bridle with a glycerin-based
soap. Water must be used to rinse off the soap film so that the pores are
not clogged (just like your face!).
- Leather is really just a treated skin (cow skin), and skin is made up of
aprox. 70-80% water. Even after the training process, about 25% of the
moisture remains. After soaping and rinsing your tack, use a leather cream
conditioner (balsam or beeswax is good. Also the cream you use for
footwear does the job) to replace the moisture removed during cleaning.
Don’t apply too much to the girth billets or stirrup leathers; you don’t
want them to stretch.
- Leather oil (such as neatsfoot) can be used, but sparingly. Too much
can cause blotches and loosen the glue and stitching. It can also sink in
to the saddle panels and cause the wool inside to pack down. Oil is very
powerful- applying it too often can actually break the leather down and
rot the stitching.
- Don’t store tack in plastic bags, or anywhere where there is no flow of
air. This is just an invitation for mold and mildew to grow.
- Lastly, use the time you spend cleaning your tack to check it for cracks
or needed repairs. If you hate hanging around a cold barn to do this
chore, then take your tack back home with you, pop a good horse movie
into the vcr and clean it in front of the fire in your rec room!!
Remember, cleaning your tack is part of horsemanship, cleaning your barns,
tack room etc are all too. So keep up the good work and be as tidy as
possible, it all pays off!!!
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REVIEWS: THOROUGHBRED
Every two weeks a new review of a horse book or movie is put up on the
Horse Mania website.There is also a form to fill out for you to have your
say if you want. Everyone’s review is posted on the website, along with my
own review and then all of them are printed in the next issue of the Horse
Mania Newsletter.
Visit https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/reviews.html to read all the
reviews, and submit your opinion if you’d like to. New reviews of THE
SADDLE CLUB and BLACK BEAUTY have been added since last issue, and you can
still have your say on any of the reviews that are there!
The last review was of THOROUGHBRED, the series of books for young
horselovers. Here is what people think of it.
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Thoroughbred
Author: Joanna Campbell
Thoroughbred is a series of books mainly centering around the racing
stable “Whitebrook”. The books switch between which is the central
character, but all are connected in some way. Each book tells a story
centering around horses, often about training difficult horses or other
aspects of horse racing. There are also “Super Editions” and some stand
alone books on different characters and other disciplines besides racing
which make a nice change. It is a continuing series, so the characters do
age and it helps to read the books roughly in order although it isn’t
necessary.
The Thoroughbred books are a good “step up” from The Saddle Club, being
slightly longer. I enjoyed them a bit more then The Saddle Club and the
main content of the books is about horses and not other things. Of course,
like all series, after you read a few they start becoming a bit repetitive
but Thoroughbred has pretty good lastability compared to some. It is
helped by the fact that it is a progressing story and the main characters
(both human and equine) change frequently. I recommend this series to any
young horselover!
RATING: 3 and a 1/2
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YOUR REVIEWS:
Name: Nicole
Email: priestj@netspace.net.au
Rating: 4 1/2
Comments: I love the Thoroughbred books, they are excellent! But I agree
with Susan, they are a bit repetitive. Try them for yourself!
Name: Lita
Email: showjumper_55@yahoo.com
Rating: 5!
Comments: I think Thoroughbred is an awesome series! Although switching
from racing to jumping to eventing themes can be a bit confusing a truly
enjoy the books, the bond between the horses and kids is great. The books
are well written, even though they seem to have the same outcome in every
book.
Name: Dom
Email: Dom@rka.com.au
Rating: 3
Comments: Okay, so I never really got onto thoroughbreds, the books are
well written and presented but focused far to much on the racing scene. A
bit repetitive, but to be expected. It would be easier for me to rate
this, on a book by book basis, as I do enjoy the books in the series more
based around other disciplines, rather than just racing. All in all a nice
read. Definitely a step up from saddle club, both in size and actual story
lines.
Name: anonymous
Email: ca286@aol.com
Rating: 5
Comments: I love the Thoroughbred series. But there are some things that I
do not like about it. For example, Joanna Campbell does not write all of
the books, there are a few different writers who make up the books.
Because of this, the story lines often suffer, I think. On the other hand,
though, they also benefit, because there are fresh ideas incorporated so
the plots don't repeat too often. It is a great series for any age.
Name: Amanda
Email: SouthernAngel14@hotmail.com
Rating: 5
Comments: I love the Thoroughbred series! I have almost all of the books
in it. It's so good it makes you want to keep reading and not put it down.
It's Reading Level 5, but all ages can enjoy these books. I recommend the
series to everyone.
Name: Sarah
Email: Troo11@aol.com
Rating: 4
Comments: I think that Thoroughbred books were great. Besides being
repetitive they were good. I read them in order from number 1 to 24 then I
stopped. The books are not mainly centered around the racing stable
'Whitebrook'. The first 6 are about "Townsend Acres" and after the first 6
the books weren't as interesting. I could predict what was going to
happen. I liked the first 6 better because they were mostly about a girl
named Ashleigh and one horse Wonder. Then as more books came out they
started being about Samantha and not Ashleigh and after Samantha they were
about Cindy. No offense to the author but as more books came out the worse
the books got.
Name: Casey
Email: roxy22164@aol.com
Rating: 5
Comments: These are the best horse series of books! I have all of them.
they really got me into racing and now I understand it and appreciate it a
lot more.
Name: elizabeth
Rating: 4
Comments: i love horse
Name: Laura
Email: LauraAG@Juno.com
Rating: 4 3/4
Comments: I really like these books! They are a lot better then the Saddle
Club. I really like the new ones about Christina. They are my favorites.
The one I like best is the first one I read, the one called Camp Saddle
Brook. I recommend these books to all horse lovers.
Name: sarah
Rating: 0
Comments: These books should be burned!! They are the soooo bad!!!!!!! The
saddle club are so much better!!! Joanna Campbell can't write. Bonnie
Bryant rules!!!!!!!!!!!!
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On the website our new review is of KING OF THE WIND, the story of the
Godolphin Arabian by Marguerite Henry. To read the review and have your
opinion heard, visit https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/king.html
The reviews will be printed in the next issue of Horse Mania.
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THE NAME GAME by Megan
Hey everybody!!
Has everybody been having a great show season so far this
year? Hopefully!! Mine hasn't been too bad, not the best, but pretty good!
I've had some great shows and some kinda bad ones, but I'm pleased with
the season so far! My next show is Abydos, on the 19th!! I don’t know
where everybody out there lives, but is anybody else gunna be there? I'm
looking forward to it, I've never been. Well, the name I chose for the
Arab stud, was "Arabia's Prince of Darkness" sent into me by Angie!! I
had a lot to choose from, and usually I don't like the names that are
quite that long, but I really liked this one! Thanks to Angie, and
everybody else who sent in names to me! Now for the horse for this week:
Breed: Anglo-Arab
Gender: Filly
Colour/ Markings: Chestnut
Sire: Farthest Flung
Dam: Sweet Sensation
Body Type: light
Photo: https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/ng27.jpg
Everybody think of some awesome names for this little girl, and send them
in to me! Buh-bye, til next time!!
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HORSEY TREATS by Emily E.
I will be starting school August 7th, so I might not get some of my
articles
in. I`ll give credit to where I got them from. If you have a good horsey
recipe, send it to me at hrsgrl@hotmail.com.
This Weeks Recipe Is:
Silver's Favorite ( I got it from www.ohahs.org)
********Ingredients********
Dry Mix
10 cups flour
1 2/3 cups instant nonfat dry milk
1/3 cup baking powder
2 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 2/3 cups shortening
1 or 2 carrots, coarsely grated
2/3 cups water
1/4 cup sugar (optional)
*********Directions*********
Combine dry ingredients in a large Tupperware container that
can be covered and refrigerated. Add shortening and mix with a blender
until
mix looks like fine crumbs, it will last 3 months in the fridge.
Take three cups Dry Mix
1 or 2 carrots, coarsely grated
2/3 cups water
1/4 cup sugar (optional)
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Combine Dry Mix, carrots, and sugar in a large bowl, gradually add water to
make
dough soft, but not sticky. Knead dough on a floured board about 15 times.
Divide roll in half and roll each section our flat, about 1/4 inch thick.
Cut with a cookie cutter bake about 10 min until lightly browned.
I hope your horse enjoys it. But remember, you should have adult
supervision.
Well, till next issue, I`m out! ----Emily
Next Issue: A Party Mix for you and your horse
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HOT HORSE STUFF by Kaitlin
- News from the Horse World -
1~ Ever wonder if the farrier could figure out another way to put on your
horse's shoes? Well, there is. Some horses at the track have their shoes
glued
on instead of nailed! The glue is very strong, but the farrier probably
uses
a substance to loosen up the glue before removing the shoe to replace it.
2~ Have a young horsey friend? Then show her Barbie Riding Club! It's a
sim
game for young girls which allows you to name, trail ride, race, jump and
go
on adventures with your choice of four horses. It's a lot of fun for young
riders. You are Barbie and you guide her to finding a mystery horse, going
on
adventures, advancing in levels, racing others, etc! Great for young
horselovers.
3~ Do you wear a helmet when you ride? If you don't, you should! It can
help
prevent serious injury and even save your life. Even if you ride
Saddleseat,
Dressage or Western, you should still have a helmet on your head. In fact,
if
you don't, you could be arrested! New York State now has made it a law
that
you must wear a helmet whenever you are on a horse. Other states may
(hopefully) follow suit, so start the habit now, so you don't get caught
then! :)
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TELL US ABOUT YOURS
This a section where you can tell us about your own horse, or the horse
you ride.Send it in to Susan at thehorse@hotpop.com and I’ll put it in the
newsletter. We love to hear from you! If you like you can also submit your
horse’s photo to Horse Mania’s online gallery of readers’ horses at
https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/gallery.html
“Horse: Solid as a Rock (aka: Rocky)
Color: Bay
Breed: Welsh Cob / Paint
Gender: Gelding
Age: 4
Height: 14.1hh
He's a sweetheart. On the ground, he's perfect...almost bomb-proof I tell
you. He's very smart. The first time I brought him to a "bridge" he just
looked at it and studied it. After some encouraging, he decided it was
okay
and went over it perfectly a zillion times! *lol* He knows better than to
kick or bite, although he does nibble out of respect (horses like to
scratch
back, they don't know you're not a horse). Although, he is young and when
I
ride him he can be the biggest brat...but that's a pony for you. Think
they're easier than horses? Ha! You've never ridden a real pony
before...he
he! Tossing his head, fighting the bit and being a dork are some of his
less
enduring traits, but he learns quick and has been progressing in his
training. We pop over fences at about two feet - no need to rush him. Next
year we'll probably do Hopeful Hunters (2' for green horses in their first
year of showing o/f) or, if he's good maybe some Novice or Pre-Green
classes
(probably 2'3"-2'6" but I'm not sure). Anyways, I love my pony...my dad
(six
feet, over 200lbs) has ridden him. He's VERY solid...Solid as a Rock. He
he!”
-Kaitlin
“Name: Willie
Breed: Appaloosa POA
Age: 8
I work at a stable in exchange for riding. Willie used to be a showpony,
he went to nationals and did extremely well. He was bought to be a
children's horse to learn on, but is very stubborn and I am the only one
who
can handle him, so I always ride him. He is usually pretty sweet to me,
but
he can certainly be a handful! Like last week when we went around a
corner
in the woods and were face to face with a bear..........................”
-CLAM080787@aol.com, 13
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HORSE WEBSITE REVIEWS by Casey
The theme for this issue is fun:) horse websites and clubs you can join!!
Hope you like em!! Remember, if you know of ANY good websites or themes,
lemme know!!! Okay, I know this is off the subject, but I just heard of a
good way to get rid of rain rot. After the horse gets rained on, you wash
her/him with regular water and that usually solves the problem. If you
forget, then put sulfur soap on and leave it on. *=terrible *****= awesome
Fun Horse websites
This
is a
cool club you can join
This site is put together pretty well, and has a lot of good stuff!****
Horse kids club
while it isn't put together as well as the top one ^, it has lots of good
info.***
Horse Country
This is a more proffesional site, with pics, pen pals, everything!!*****
The next issues theme is going to be websites that will help you
with
your horses health, and pages by vets.
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STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH
If you have an event to announce, or a comment to make on something in the
newsletter or in the horse world, send it to Susan at thehorse@hotpop.com
to be included here. Sorry, but this is not a place for commercial
advertisements.
“I just wanted to let you know about a problem that has happened a lot
lately.
Many people have bought horses from horse sales. One of my friends bought
a
horse that was said to be 10-12 years old. It was a tricolor paint. After
getting the horse she had its age checked. Come to find out the horse was
26
years old and could not be ridden. I just wanted to tell you to make sure
that you know what you want and get the horse checked before buying it.”
-Ladyfly777@aol.com
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AWARD WINNERS- July 2000
Congratulations to all the following websites which won a “Horse Mania
Excellent Horse Webpage” Award in July 2000! These are all excellent
sites, so you might like to take some time out to visit them. All August
winners will be listed in the issue after next.
~~*Excellent Sim Horse Game Award*~~
Galloping Trees
http://www.expage.com/gallopingtrees
HorseMania SIM Game
http://clik.to/cyberhorsegame
The Horsey Ranch
http://expage.com/thehorseyranch
~~*BRONZE Award*~~
Absolutely Horse Crazy
http://www.absolutelyhorsecrazy.homestead.com/home.html
Ultrares Show Kat's Stall
http://www.geocities.com/ultrares/index.html
Mustangfilly's Horse/Dog Homepage
http://www.mustangfilly.homepage.com
The Coolest Horse Club
http://www.expage.com/coolesthorseclub
~~*SILVER Award*~~
Jobi Farm
http://come.to/JobiFarm
Foaling: The Birth of Kenos China Rose
http://members.aol.com/tukewood/foaling
~~*GOLD Award*~~
The Horse
http://members.tripod.com/White_Arabian
If you would like to nominate your horse related site, fill out the form
located at https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/winaward.html For the
full list of winners, visit
https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/winners.html
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HORSE POLLS
Every month there is a feature poll, which is featured on the main page,
at http://horsemania.cjb.net
Past polls are displayed at
https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/polls.html
Current Results
*AUGUST feature poll of the month*
Do you wear a helmet when riding?
answer - (number of votes) - percentage
Always................ (49) 71%
Most of the time...... (4) 5%
Sometimes............ (6) 8%
Never.................. (10) 14%
Total Votes: 69
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PEN PALS
Here is the Pen Pal section for adults and kids. The penpal section is
online at the Horse Mania Website, with the newest ads being posted in an
issue of Horse Mania as well. If you would like to place an ad, please
visit https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/penpals.html For the complete
list of pen pal ads, go to
https://www.angelfire.com/id/horsemania/penlist.html
Most recent ads:
Name = Tara
Email = Tigger_421_2000@yahoo.com
Age = 14
Gender = Female
Location = Oregon
Hobbies = n e thing outdoors, nintendo, listening to music, reading.
writing, etc
Likes = alot of things
Dislikes = people who r fakes and people who r racial
Name = Rianna
Email = horsechick14@hotmail.com
Age = 14
Gender = f
Location = Canada
Hobbies = Riding etc..
Likes = horses and anything to do with them!!
Comments = Hey every1!! i like riding english (hunter/jumper) and anything
that has to do with horses!!! mail me if i sound interesting!!
Name = Kerry
Email = PetrieB45@aol.com
Age = 16
Gender = Female
Location = USA
Hobbies = Horse and everything about them
Likes = Horses
Dislikes = I can't think of nothing yet.
Comments = I like almost everything.As you know I love horse.I have 4 of
them.
Name = Samantha Yerdon
Email = digitalgetdown_nsa@yahoo.com
Age = 14
Gender = female
Location = New York
Hobbies = Singing, dancing, listening to music
Likes = *NSync, Britney Spears, LFO, Jessica Simpson, 98 degrees,
Christina Agularia, BBmak, Westlife, Michael Fredo,
Dislikes = ppl who dont like *NSync and singers like eminem or limp bizkit
or stuff like that
Comments = I LOVE *NSync.. I would love to chat with anyone with the same
hobbies as me or anything you want..
Name = Princess Nina
Email = princess_nina_2003@yahoo.com
Age = 15(b-day november)
Gender = female
Location = TN
Hobbies = roller blading,hanging w/friends,and more
Likes = youth group&church
Dislikes = mean people(sorry)
Comments = hi everybody if you want to know more about me just email me
and ask princess_nina_2003@yahoo.com
Name = Shawn
Email = Tb22wins@aol.com
Age = 39
Gender = Female
Location = Olympia
Hobbies = Horses-Crafts~ Swimming
Likes = Any do with what I love to do for hobby
Comments = I just love just hanging around the horse barns and horse shows
and watch people do with their horses or my crafts it's is my home
business but I don't do horses clothes or hummas only hot pads pillows
place mats coasters any colors you wish I only just make them and shipped
them to u
Name = Nicole
Email = abby908@hotmail.com
Age = 11
Gender = Female
Location = Montana
Hobbies = Horseback riding
Likes = horses
Comments = I am looking for a friend to talk to about horses and western
riding.
Name = Rachel
Email = ladybug_165@hotmail.com
Age = 15
Gender = Female
Location = Montana
Hobbies = Horseback riding
Likes = horses,dogs, and most any other animals
Dislikes = Arabs(dont be mad if u like them please)
Comments = I have been riding since i was 2 and i have ridden and showed
both english and western. I am also going to start barrel racing. I am
looking for someone to talk to about mostly western riding but will talk
about english also!! Hope to talk to u soon!!
Name = Jaci
Email = rodeo_chic22@aol.com
Age = 12
Gender = female
Location = Marwayne, Alberta, Canada
Hobbies = Rodoe,Barrel Racing,Riding Bareback,Hockey, baseball
Likes = Wrangler jeans,cowboys,horses,all animals
Dislikes = People who can't ride pretend they can and only watch rodeo"s
Comments = I want someone who enjoy's just riding.And if you enjoy barrel
racing bonus please e-mail me.
Name = Marcelle
Email = marcelleagius@hotmail.com
Age = 20
Gender = Female
Location = Malta
Hobbies = reading, swimming, horses
Likes = horses, cats, dogs and almost all animals
Name = Bri
Email = Briannav@efortress.com
Age = 13
Gender = female
Hobbies = HORSE-BACK RIDING
Likes = looooves horses
Dislikes = nothin much
Comments = lookin to talk to anyone my age who loves horses!
Name = LaureL
Email = LArabian15@aol.com
Age = 12
Gender = Female
Location = Illinois
Hobbies = Showin' Breyer Horsies.. Riding & Jumping...Web Design
Likes = Arabians, Breyers, NSHs, Saddlebreds..
Comments = I'm really into Breyers.. and I like Arabian Horses, and I ride
one. =] Dont have one yet though..
Name = Amy
Email = runner@baynet.net
Age = 21
Gender = female
Location = ON, Canada
Hobbies = riding, reading, writing
Likes = horses, romance novels
Dislikes = most sports
Comments = I own an Arabian gelding and ride mainly English. I love to do
gymkhana and jump.
Name = Jess
Email = cherry_babe42@hotmail.com
Age = 13
Gender = f
Location = Canada
Hobbies = horse riding!!!! talking, guys, parties, friends!!!, shopping,
the usual
Likes = alotta things!
Dislikes = anything that has poverty, animal abuse or bad stuff like that
Comments = hey wasuupp?! Email me and i'll talk about lotsa stuff mostly
horses! I ride english and hope to be competing in the masters someday
Name = Claire L. Mousley
Email = MouslC@netscape.net
Age = 13
Gender = girl
Location = Oakvill
Hobbies = Cheerleading and swimming
Name = Alex
Email = Lucky1yet@aol.com
Age = 11
Gender = Female
Location = Kentucky!
Hobbies = Horses, soccer, reading, running
Likes = horses, horse racing, anything that has to do with horses, see
hobbies.
Comments = I would love to have a penpal. I ride western and do own
horses.
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