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| A Few Tips For Buying A Horse Farm |
| By Gabriel Adams |
A horse farm is probably one of the most beautiful real estate properties there is. As you drive up the drive, you're met with a picturesque view: A red roofed white two story house with a large red barn next to it, surrounded by immaculate board fences and green pastures. Of course, there are several horses staring over the fence at you, their coats gleaming in the sunshine.
But aside from its looks, what makes a good horse farm? If you're planning on buying or building a... |
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| Letting La Twit Loose |
| By Mark Woeppel |
| Is it right to allow just anyone in your kitchen? A short story about an adventurous cook. |
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| Maintaining Control At the Tracks |
| By Jimmy Cox |
| There is an enormous amount of mental pressure generated by racetracks. The matter of self-control is extremely important to being successful at the tracks. A player may be cool and quite free from any such pressure and yet make so many foolish bets in the course of a season as to affect seriously the net profit he secures from logically worked-out wagers. |
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| Understanding the Psychology of the Horse |
| By Jimmy Cox |
| How many times have you heard people say that horses are stupid, unable to reason, and extremely selfish? But who stops to take the trouble to find out what really makes a horse "tick"? Admitted, there are stupid horses just as there are stupid people, but this large animal is full of fears, emotions, and affection. |
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