Brandi,
If you have any questions feel free to ask me anything. I have had
horses all of my life and I have been involved with SilverLining
supplements for about 5 years now. If you or your friend have you
questons, let me know. Welcome to the group.

Michelle McLean
--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Brandi Bryant
<bbryant573@...> wrote:
>
> Just thought I'd stop by and say hello!  My name is Brandi and I
live in Bartlesville, OK.  My friend Mary and I have horses.  She and
I went down to Ava, MO to attend the Missouri Foxtrotter Show
and Celebration Show and of course we attended the weanling/yearling
auction.  She and I both come home with a baby.  Mine being my first
baby ever.  She has horses already. So she's letting me keep my horse
out at her house. 
>  
> We recently started the horses on a few herbs and we're looking
into other herbal medicines for them.  
>  
> I'm really glad to be a part of this group!!!
> I'm ready to learn all i can and share that information with my
friend.
>  
> Brandi
> Bartlesville, OK
> www.obediencetrainingclubofbartlesville.com
>

You might go to the www.dynamitemarketing.com site and look at the
many things they offer. I am a new distributor,  but have been amazed
at the few products I have used. I believe that this company has
caught up in the Technology of what our animals and we as humans
really need.
If you are interested I can get help with what your filly may be
needing.

Marie Molsbee
--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, "Kim Sturgeon"
<kimsturgeon@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am new to this list and mainly joined to seek information that
> might help my 13 month old filly who has developed a large bone
cyst
> in her right hind - between her coffin bone and the lower pastern.
> She is currently on stall rest with hand walking/grazing at least
> twice per day, plus Adequan (anti-inflamatory and cartilage
> builder), and Osteoform for added calcium (with proper phosphorus
> balance).  This is a beautiful QH filly (grand-daughter of Rugged
> Lark) that I had hoped to be my all around (trail, jumping and
maybe
> even a bit of dressage) partner for many years to come.  Before
> developing the cyst, she was a gorgeous mover, very high spirited,
> very enagaged, huge play drive!  She is still all those things, but
> we are not allowing her to do more than walk for now, hoping not to
> cause further damage to her joint.
>
> I have had someone recommend I try Silver Lining #12 (Feet) to help
> her heal.  But, I want to make sure I am picking the best overall
> herbal combination for her.  In addition to the bone cyst, she also
> has frequent popping/snapping in her front legs although she's
never
> shows signs of lameness there.  And, from time to time she goes
> through stages of intense dirt licking, so I know there is some
> mineral she is not getting enough of!
>
> I currently have her on Seminole's Grow Right which is a low-starch
> feed, plus orchard/alfalfa mix hay (not heavy on the alfalfa) plus
> 60+ minutes of hand grazing per day.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions you can provide -- especially anyone who
> has had experience healing a bone cyst!
>
> Thanks,
> Kim S.
> www.claritycanine.com
> (where you can see lots of photos of Tempo, the filly)
>

Hi Everyone,

I am new to this list and mainly joined to seek information that
might help my 13 month old filly who has developed a large bone cyst
in her right hind - between her coffin bone and the lower pastern.
She is currently on stall rest with hand walking/grazing at least
twice per day, plus Adequan (anti-inflamatory and cartilage
builder), and Osteoform for added calcium (with proper phosphorus
balance).  This is a beautiful QH filly (grand-daughter of Rugged
Lark) that I had hoped to be my all around (trail, jumping and maybe
even a bit of dressage) partner for many years to come.  Before
developing the cyst, she was a gorgeous mover, very high spirited,
very enagaged, huge play drive!  She is still all those things, but
we are not allowing her to do more than walk for now, hoping not to
cause further damage to her joint.

I have had someone recommend I try Silver Lining #12 (Feet) to help
her heal.  But, I want to make sure I am picking the best overall
herbal combination for her.  In addition to the bone cyst, she also
has frequent popping/snapping in her front legs although she's never
shows signs of lameness there.  And, from time to time she goes
through stages of intense dirt licking, so I know there is some
mineral she is not getting enough of!

I currently have her on Seminole's Grow Right which is a low-starch
feed, plus orchard/alfalfa mix hay (not heavy on the alfalfa) plus
60+ minutes of hand grazing per day.

Thanks for any suggestions you can provide -- especially anyone who
has had experience healing a bone cyst!

Thanks,
Kim S.
www.claritycanine.com
(where you can see lots of photos of Tempo, the filly)

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--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, "Anne"
<wahpoose2003@...> wrote:
>
> Hi runnin' dove:
>
> My name is anna wahpoose and I comment on various Yahoo forums;
>
> You wrote:
>
> I wish I had the time to finish her out but with all that is on my
> plate right now it would be just best not to let her sit another
year
> out.
>
> If the Horse is as good as you say; might be worth letting her sit
> another year out; because if you sell her again she may end up
being
> abused at a Rodeo or mistreated at a coral; becaue she is as fine a
> Horse as you say; and I believe; the investment might prove wotthy
to
> let her wait another year and possibly sell her for a higher price.
>
> Maybe if you hold on to her for a whole longer; the right buyer
will
> show up with a good future; such as a private owner. Why risk her?
>
> By keeping her for another year; you can rest assured the Horse
will
> not be abused at a low grade rodeo; instead of a professional
trainer.
>
> I fI hear of nayone I will let you know; send me a picture if you
can.
> --- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Runnin' Dove Farm
> <runnindove@> wrote:
> >
> > If you know of anyone looking for a prospect that is not super
> young and is already riding I am going to sell the paint mare I
have -
>  she is 7 years old this year.  I sold her a year ago in March -
the
> girl that bought her didn't do anything with her and has went thru
> some job changing so needed to downsize and I got her back.
Anyway,
> nice, nice mare - this is a mare that has several siblings that
have
> done really well in the barrel arena.  She kept getting put on the
> back burner at my house so I decided to just sell her.  I wish I
had
> the time to finish her out but with all that is on my plate right
now
> it would be just best not to let her sit another year out.
> >
> >   She is healthy and sound, good minded, athletic and can flat
fly
> across the pasture, willing attitude.  I am asking $2000 for her
> (honestly she should be priced much higher but I need to get her
> moved) a serious CASH offer will be really considered.  I just need
> to move her, not looking to trade.
> >
> >   So if you know of anyone that would be interested I would
really
> appreciate it.
> >
> >
> >
> > Connie Dove
> >   www.allhorseconsignments.com
> >   "Making the professional connection in the horse market"
> >   660-221-1076 cell
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of
> Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost.
> >
>

Hi runnin' dove:

My name is anna wahpoose and I comment on various Yahoo forums;

You wrote:

I wish I had the time to finish her out but with all that is on my
plate right now it would be just best not to let her sit another year
out.

If the Horse is as good as you say; might be worth letting her sit
another year out; because if you sell her again she may end up being
abused at a Rodeo or mistreated at a coral; becaue she is as fine a
Horse as you say; and I believe; the investment might prove wotthy to
let her wait another year and possibly sell her for a higher price.

Maybe if you hold on to her for a whole longer; the right buyer will
show up with a good future; such as a private owner. Why risk her?

By keeping her for another year; you can rest assured the Horse will
not be abused at a low grade rodeo; instead of a professional trainer.

I fI hear of nayone I will let you know; send me a picture if you can.
--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Runnin' Dove Farm
<runnindove@...> wrote:
>
> If you know of anyone looking for a prospect that is not super
young and is already riding I am going to sell the paint mare I have -
  she is 7 years old this year.  I sold her a year ago in March - the
girl that bought her didn't do anything with her and has went thru
some job changing so needed to downsize and I got her back.  Anyway,
nice, nice mare - this is a mare that has several siblings that have
done really well in the barrel arena.  She kept getting put on the
back burner at my house so I decided to just sell her.  I wish I had
the time to finish her out but with all that is on my plate right now
it would be just best not to let her sit another year out.
>
>   She is healthy and sound, good minded, athletic and can flat fly
across the pasture, willing attitude.  I am asking $2000 for her
(honestly she should be priced much higher but I need to get her
moved) a serious CASH offer will be really considered.  I just need
to move her, not looking to trade.
>
>   So if you know of anyone that would be interested I would really
appreciate it.
>
>
>
> Connie Dove
>   www.allhorseconsignments.com
>   "Making the professional connection in the horse market"
>   660-221-1076 cell
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of
Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost.
>

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