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Great news from yesterday.
"A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...80.html
A friend emailed me that this meeting was streaming live online yesterday on *HORSE POWER
WEBSITE ( www.nvhorsepower.org ), but I missed it.
"A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...80.html
A friend emailed me that this meeting was streaming live online yesterday on *HORSE POWER
WEBSITE ( www.nvhorsepower.org ), but I missed it.
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Re: "A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
Wed, December 10, 2008 - 11:43 AMDramatic rescue...doomed horses. Aw geez. Give me a break. Why do they have to make everything into such a big deal? -
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Re: "A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
Wed, December 10, 2008 - 2:07 PMHee hee. Just a tad too melodramatic for you? Well, if they just reported what happened and let you reach your own conclusions, then they wouldn't be "real" journalists, now would they?
Which reminds me of an old incident from my one-and-only journalism class. There were two riders in the class (me and a teammate), so the prof randomly asked us if we knew about this scaley- horney growth on horses legs that just grow and grow and then fall off... Um, yeah, it's a chestnut. Well, apparently it is also bizarre and repulsive (and she was a Pulitzer-prize winner in environmental journalism, if memory serves). -
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Re: "A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
Thu, December 11, 2008 - 10:42 PMThat's funny. Chestnuts are bizarre and repulsive. What an odd thing to say. When I was a kid (this is weird, I know), I couldn't stand when horses had long overgrown chestnuts and I used to go around and pick them off all the horses in the stable. I obviously found them intriguing...not repulsive! Oh well, not everyone is a horse person! -
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Re: "A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
Fri, December 19, 2008 - 7:29 AMIn the book "The Horse in Blackfoot Indian Culture" it mentions they would powder the horses chestnuts, mix with fat/oil to make a paste, and wear it as perfume!!! -
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Re: "A Dramatic Rescue for Doomed Wild Horses of the West"
Sat, December 20, 2008 - 6:16 AM...to make them attractive to the horse, right?
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