Ranch Round-Up

Does Your Horse Trust You?

By Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan

Last month, we discussed how you can build your trust in your horse.  This month, we will cover the other half of that equation: how can you build your horse’s trust in you? 

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Featured Profile

When Frank White goes home to the Deep South, his former stable bosses pat him on the back and tell him  ud they are of him. He has risen from the ranks of a teenage stable hand to one of the top trainers in the country. On In The Limelight, a 4 year old mare that he trained at his Junction City stables, Frank rode into Walking Horse history. He was the first black man to have won two Championship Classes at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville, Tenn., the world championship of Walking Horse competition.

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Oregon Potatoes

Check out these tastey recipes...

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Cheap Leg Wraps

Polo wraps can be made fairly inexpensively at home...

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Carrot Oat Munchies

Horse cookie reciepe!

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Magnets

You can use magnets to help keep flies out of stalls.

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Schreiner's Iris Gardens

On May 6th, we open our 10-acre display gardens to the public free of charge. Make a tour of Schreiner's Iris Gardens one of your springtime traditions. During bloom season, our display gardens are open from dawn to dusk.

In business since 1925, Schreiner's is the nation's largest retail grower of Iris, with 200 acres in nearby fields and 10 acres of fabulous display gardens open to the public.

In our fields, thousands of Iris will be in bloom, from the deepest black to pure white, fire red to azure blue, glowing copper to velvety purple. Solid color blooms contrast with multi-hued beauties. The spectacle of row after row, field after field of brilliantly blooming flowers is well worth the visit.

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