"I always turn to the sports pages first, which records people's accomplishments. The front page has nothing but man's failures."Earl Warren
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Comparison of Cost and Effectiveness of Holistic Care vs. Conventional Care for Horses
After years of practicing both conventional and holistic medicine for horses, I decided to compare the cost, effectiveness, and net results of managing and treating horses holistically versus conventionally. In this article I compare results for the ...
Float a Horse's Teeth -- What Does that Mean and Why is it Necessary?
So what does it mean to float a horse's teeth? I'm sure you've heard this a time or two (if you haven't, sooner or later you will from another horse owner or from your vet), and if you're like me, you imagined for the longest time what this could possibly ...
Who's Fault Is It When The Horse Has A Bad Habit?
Picture this. You go to pet your horse and he bites at you - and he does this constantly. Why? Here's another one. You timidly ride your horse hoping he won't get so spooked over the littlest thing this time. But sure enough, you ride past that same bush ...
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Selling a Horse –
The best new tool for people selling horses is the Internet. You can describe your horse in detail and publish pictures, list a pedigree, show record and accomplishments – all for a very reasonable price. Your ad is posted immediately and your exposure to potential buyers is much greater than newspapers, flyers and word of mouth.
Online listings are the fastest growing and most efficient way to match sellers and buyers of horses. Your prospective buyers are “pre-qualified” because your horse matches the characteristics they listed in their search.
Buying a Horse –
The fastest growing, least expensive and most efficient way to match sellers and buyers of horses is the Internet. Sellers have found that they get more exposure for their horses, the cost is very reasonable and listing a horse is fast and easy. This means that the easiest and most efficient way to locate horses for buyers is also online.
The benefits of online shopping for potential horse buyers include searches as general or as specific as you
wish, pictures and details about each horse and MANY MORE HORSES to CHOOSE FROM!
If you only want to consider horses close to home, no problem. Enter your zip code and a mileage radius. If you have a specific price, breed, gender, training level, pedigree or color in mind, use a more detailed search to locate only horses matching your needs. What could be easier and more fun?
Of course, you will still need to use all your tools to evaluate the horses you choose to see, but isn’t it nice to know that you have so many choices?
At HorseAndRiderMatch.com we have tried to design the user-friendliest, eye appealing and cost effective way for you as an online seller to get your horse sold fast. Our convenient horse classifieds help you to find and sell horses quickly and easily. For more information on listing your horse or finding your horse, please click here. For a plethora of articles about buying, selling and owning horses, please click here.
About the Author
Buying and selling horses online can be both a stressful and time-consuming activity if you don’t go about it the right way. With the right resources this activity can be enjoyable and informative.
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at New Bolton - Thoroughbred Times
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More horses sent abroad for slaughter after U.S. ban - Grand Forks Herald
RUSHVILLE, Neb. — At dusk, after all the fancy horses had been auctioned, Doug Barnes settled into a seat at the sale barn and got down to business. Three, four, five or more horses ambled into the ring at a time. The auctioneer stopped making ...
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