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#244 From: Karen Jones <seahorse2k@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2008 4:21 pm
Subject: Farm Open House Sunday July 13 1-4 		seahorse2k
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Hi Everyone,
 
We are having an open house this Sunday, July 13, to showcase our farm, which is for sale. We will be open from 1 until 4, and all are welcome. We had several people email to say they wanted to come before but were unable to make it that day, so we decided another open house was in order. Private showings are available, too, just contact me or our realtor, Jen Anderson (a horse person, too), to make those arrangements. We’ve had several “drop-ins”, but because of our riding lesson schedule we can’t always accommodate people without an appointment. So, just call ahead if you want a private showing and we’ll make certain you have plenty of time to tour the property.

 

Below is a link to one site that shows many photos of the property, and if you look on that page above the text description, you will find another link to a realty site that shows many interior house pictures. When people tour, the comments invariably are that the house is a lot larger than expected, and bright and cheerful (it is!). It’s very difficult to take pictures that adequately show everything, so come and see in person. Don't forget, we are offering a private finder's fee of up to $10,000.00 to anyone referring a buyer who completes a sale. Details on request, but it's very simple and straight-forward.

 

In addition to the main farm property we have two gorgeous building lots that can be purchased separately (or as a package with the farm), so this is a property that has many options and possibilities.  
 
http://www.landandf arm.com/properti es/indoor_ arena19_stallsmd _farm.asp
 
Hope to see you!
 
Karen  :)



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#243 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:47 pm
Subject: FOR SALE - Super Nice Black gelding ready to hit the road - MO 		runnindove
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De Brown Digger
6 year old Gelding

6 year old Gelding 6 year old Gelding

Registered Name: De Brown Digger Price:$15,000
Sire: De Dollar Dam: Gold Diggin Rose
Sex: Gelding Age: 6
Contact: Teresa Location: MO
 Phone:  660-359-3447  Email: teresa@...
 Cell: 660-359-3447  
Description:
   Digger is super broke, does all the fancy moves and rides like a cadillac. I started him on barrels as a 3 yr. old and run competively since he was 4. Big guy-16 hands and stout. He has been to big events so he knows the ropes. Sleeps, stalls, and eats. He is the easiest barrel horse I have ever taken on the road. If your ready to compete and need a horse--here he is! Winner of the 2D reserve champion as a 4 year old at the Big Bang Futurity in Minnesota. I have won 2-D, 3-D, 4-D money and he always seems to get a check. The video has 6 runs. First 2 runs are as 4 year old- Ardmore futurity and Tulsa Super show. Next 3 runs were as a 5 year old at Tulsa Super show, Lawrence-KS, and Sedalia-MO. (He was in the top of 2-D, half second-splits at Lawrence and Sedalia.) The last video was at 2008 Mo-State finals on June6, 1st go--he ran in the bottom of the 2D all weekend. Wasn't very far off some really tough horses. He has unlimited potential. This is my only horse so he is pretty pampered. Absolutely no bad habits nor issues. He is a good partner if you want to barrel race competively.
   
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#242 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:02 pm
Subject: finished barrel horse (rodeo caliber - 1/2D) trade for 2/3 horse weekender horse trailer 		runnindove
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I have a client that has a really nice finished barrel horse (rodeo caliber - 1/2D) health and sound, that they would consider trading for a 2/3 horse weekender package trailer - has to be in good condition, clear title and not too old. . . this would be a great deal for someone who has the trailer for sale already and are needing a horse.

 

Let me know what you have and I will see what can be worked out.

Connie Dove
"Making the professional connection in the horse market"
660-221-1076 cell
 


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#241 From: "matchatnfriends" <matchatnfriends@...>
Date: Fri Jun 27, 2008 6:06 am
Subject: Do u think this picture is funny? 		matchatnfriends
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LOL, I found a very funny picture and wanna know your opinion. Do u think this
picture is funny? Check the funny picture here:
http://funnybystuff.blogspot.com/

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#240 From: Karen Jones <seahorse2k@...>
Date: Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:44 am
Subject: Open House Sunday- June 29 - 1-4 pm 		seahorse2k
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Hi Everyone,

 

We are having an open house this Sunday to showcase our farm, which is for sale. We will be open from 1 until 4, and all are welcome. Here is a link to one site that shows many photos of the property, and if you look on that page toward the left, you will find another link to a realty site that shows many interior house pictures. Don't forget, we are offering a private finder's fee of up to $10,000.00 to anyone referring a buyer who completes a sale. Details on request, but it's very simple and straight-forward.

 

http://www.landandfarm.com/properties/indoor_arena19_stallsmd_farm.asp

 

Hope to see you!

 

Karen  :)



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#239 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:24 pm
Subject: FOR SALE - black synthetic barrel/trail saddle - MO 		runnindove
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Black Synthetic Barrel/Trail Saddle
 

 
Tack Item: Black Synthetic Barrel/Trail Saddle Price: $135
Contact: Connie Location: Green Ridge, MO
 Phone:  660-221-1076  Email: runnindove@...
Description:
   Abetta Black Synthetic Barrel/Trail Saddle - stamped a 15 inch seat but I put a tape on it and it measures just a bit over 14 inches. Like new condition, just been collecting dust so needs a good cleaning - only used a handful of times. Priced at $135 plus $25 shipping - prefer to take paypal payments - can use a credit card thru this payment method. Thanks!


Connie Dove
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#238 From: "Anne" <wahpoose2003@...>
Date: Wed Jun 25, 2008 12:55 pm
Subject: Re: Anyone interested in old antique harness pieces 		wahpoose2003
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Hi runnin' dove'

What type of condition is the harness? sounds good; any pics? wahpoose
--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Runnin' Dove Farm
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>
> I have several pieces of old antique harness - I know most of this
harness is at least 30 to 40 years old, maybe older - don't know what
size it is or anything really about it other than it is very old,
black leather, some of it has some silver on it (not a whole lot)
looks like all the buckles are there, some of it has chain connectors
on it. . . one set of Hames to sell with it, also one fancy silver
diamond shape adornments breast collar. . .
>  
> I am trying to price some of this stuff to be able to sell it - any
help would be greatly appreciated.
>  
> Thanks1
>
>
> Connie Dove
> www.allhorseconsignments.com
> "Making the professional connection in the horse market"
> 660-221-1076 cell
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#237 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:23 pm
Subject: Anyone interested in old antique harness pieces 		runnindove
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I have several pieces of old antique harness - I know most of this harness is at least 30 to 40 years old, maybe older - don't know what size it is or anything really about it other than it is very old, black leather, some of it has some silver on it (not a whole lot) looks like all the buckles are there, some of it has chain connectors on it. . . one set of Hames to sell with it, also one fancy silver diamond shape adornments breast collar. . .

 

I am trying to price some of this stuff to be able to sell it - any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks1

Connie Dove
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660-221-1076 cell
 


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#236 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Mon Jun 23, 2008 6:42 pm
Subject: FOR SALE - 14 inch black synthetic barrel/trail saddle - MO 		runnindove
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FOR SALE - 14 inch black synthetic barrel/trail saddle - used very, very little, in like new condition, needs to go just collecting dust in my tack room - comes with neoprene girth - asking $135.00 plus $25 shipping - can accept credit cards thru paypal.com

Connie Dove
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#235 From: "Anne" <wahpoose2003@...>
Date: Sat Jun 21, 2008 1:38 pm
Subject: Do you have any Herbs for Horse's knee Calcificattion ? 		wahpoose2003
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Do you have any herbs for a Horse's knee Calcification ?

Do you sell Peppermint Oil or Peppermint as an Herb or Mixture ?

Peppermint Oil and Peppermint Herbs help relieve colic and bad digestion

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#234 From: "jefferson_jehovah2000" <jefferson_jehovah2000@...>
Date: Fri Jun 20, 2008 7:41 am
Subject: Online Degree Benefits 		jefferson_je...
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The fast paced advancements in education and technology require us to
keep up to date in the chosen field. We also need to improve our skill
sets or study a new discipline to meet ever growing competition in the
job market. Online degrees offer the best solution to all of us as we
don't have to attend regular classes leaving our present commitments.

Visit the website for some valuable tips on how to get online degrees
from world's renowned universities to improve our academics and
further our career interests: http://onlinedegrees.advisoronline.info

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#233 From: "jawara_jeanluc2000" <jawara_jeanluc2000@...>
Date: Thu Jun 19, 2008 2:03 pm
Subject: Online Degree Benefits 		jawara_jeanl...
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The fast paced advancements in education and technology require us to
keep up to date in the chosen field. We also need to improve our skill
sets or study a new discipline to meet ever growing competition in the
job market. Online degrees offer the best solution to all of us as we
don't have to attend regular classes leaving our present commitments.

Visit the website for some valuable tips on how to get online degrees
from world's renowned universities to improve our academics and
further our career interests: http://onlinedegrees.advisoronline.info

The More You Learn The More You Earn
* Don't quit your job
* Obtain your degree online on your schedule
* Earn more money

Average Salary Pattern:

High School Diploma - $34k
Associate Degree - $46k
Bachelor's Degree - $65k
Master's Degree - $83k
PG Degrees - $103k

Visit the website for some valuable tips on how to get online degrees:
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#231 From: "jackiebhagberg" <jackiebhagberg@...>
Date: Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:49 am
Subject: Re: black Walnut in Worm Foe 		jackiebhagberg
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Barbara, the following info is from Mickey Young himself:

  They (the scientific community) have based their founder findings
on the > > studies they have done where horses foundered when put in
a stall > > environment with black walnut shavings. There are some
pretty significant > > differences between the shavings in the
stalls and the ingredients in the > > Herbal Wormer; first off, the
horse that is on shavings absorbs a > > significant amount of the
residue through the soles of their feet when > > they are in
constant contact with them. Secondly, the horse that is in a > >
stall with the shavings will most certainly eat a fair amount of the
> > shavings throughout the course of the day. Thirdly, the shavings
contain > > different constituents than do the hulls, which is the
part of the plant > > used in the Herbal Wormer. Last, but not
least, the amount of black walnut > > hulls in the Herbal Wormer
recommended for a horse per day is less than a > > couple of
shavings, and that not to exceed ten days a month in the regular > >
worming protocol, therefore it is well within the safe limits for a
horse > > to be exposed to.


>--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, "Barbara Caiado"
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> Hello Group,
>
>
>
> My laminitis case - Grace - has foundered after treatment with
Worm Foe. Of
> course, I'm not trying to say this was the definite reason, but I
would like
> some opinions on it.  There could be so many reasons for it but
since she
> hasn't foundered for a long time ever since arriving at my place I
need to
> figure out the root of the problem. Is it possible that horses,
which
> already have had their fair share of laminitis/founder history,
are more
> vulnerable to founder from the black Walnut in Worm Foe?
>
>
>
> None of the other horses have had any problems.
>
>
>
> Hoping to hear from you,
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Barbara Caiado
>

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#230 From: "jackiebhagberg" <jackiebhagberg@...>
Date: Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:34 am
Subject: Re: New Member has a question 		jackiebhagberg
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--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Brandi Bryant
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> Do any of you use herbs for your dogs?  And if so what do you use
and for what?  I have a German Shepherd that has some skin issues and
wonder if there were any herbs that I could use. 
> Thanks,
> Brandi
> Bartlesville, OK
>
   Brandi, yes, Silver Lining has an entire line of Canine products.
For the Shepherd #27 Liver and #24 Immune would be good choices to
start with. Jackie

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#228 From: Noreen Wentz <freya504@...>
Date: Sun Jun 15, 2008 11:46 am
Subject: Re: New Member has a question 		nobriellen
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you can use the same as you would on horses.

On Jun 15, 2008, at 1:29 AM, Brandi Bryant wrote:

> Do any of you use herbs for your dogs?  And if so what do you use and
> for what?  I have a German Shepherd that has some skin issues and
> wonder if there were any herbs that I could use. 
>  
> Thanks,
> Brandi
> Bartlesville, OK
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#227 From: Brandi Bryant <mftowner2006@...>
Date: Sun Jun 15, 2008 5:29 am
Subject: New Member has a question 		bbryant573
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Do any of you use herbs for your dogs?  And if so what do you use and for what?  I have a German Shepherd that has some skin issues and wonder if there were any herbs that I could use. 
 
Thanks,
Brandi
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#226 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:12 pm
Subject: FOR SALE - NICE 6 year old mare - MO 		runnindove
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I can't believe no one has made the trip to see this mare - she is just getting better and better!!!

 

Tigermoonovermaddie
6 year old Mare

6 year old Mare 6 year old Mare

Registered Name: Tigermoonovermaddie Price:$3,000
Sire: TK Reds Leo Moon Dam: Jessie Sanjo Imp
Sex: Mare Age: 6
Contact: Connie Location: MO
 Phone:  660-221-1076  Email: runnindove@...
 Cell: 660-221-1076  
Description:
   ANOTHER UPDATE: Been hauling her to different places and she is hauling like a seasoned pro - went to an indoor and a hail storm hit, the mare was quiet, quiet, quiet. Starting to show this mare the barrels and WILLING, WILLING, WILLING and showing lots of promise! If you are looking for a NBHA/Funshow/trailriding horse deluxe - you just found her! Maddie is as nice and sweet as she can be, she is a pretty, pretty paint, she is chromed out with her high socks and big blaze- built stout and to last, personality plus - perfect for someone to love her!!!! She will love you back UNCONDITIONALLY. This mare was started later but is ready to go on with someone who wants to just go have fun and not spend a fortune, she is capable of going lots of directions. Nice size at 15 to 15.1 - beautiful mover, willing disposition and absolutely can't be loved enough that is for sure. Trailriding deluxe and NBHA/Jackpot/Funshow caliber - she just does what you ask - no questions asked! This mare wants to work and be used. Been putting a wonderful foundation on her for someone to go on with - did I say this mare WANTS TO WORK. Maddie has been ridden in traffic, down lots of trails, hauled to town and she just acts like she has been doing it for years - she is one in a million. Healthy and sound - good feet, good minded and needs to find her "home for life". Let her raise your kids or give an adult pleasure for years. If you come try her you will be buying her. Price may increase as training progresses. She gets along well with other horses in the pasture. This mare is NICE all the way around! Both her parents were nice performance horses - Sire was a 1D horse from the very start unfortunately an early injury ended his running career but he is making babies in ND now for a private farm. Maddie's dam is a nice calf horse, was sold to a man who is using her on his farm to work cattle and raise his grandkids - disposition definitely passes on in this family tree. Arenas available to take her to or just stay and plan on taking a nice trailride when you come. Don't wait too long to come try her, the person who makes the trip will take her home. Bonus - she carries a nice solid set of papers for babies later on. . .
   

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Connie Dove
"Making the professional connection in the horse market"
660-221-1076 cell
 


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#225 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:14 pm
Subject: FOR SALE: Barely Used Perfect TreeSaw - MO 		runnindove
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Less than a day left on this auction - if you have horses/cattle or sheep you need to seriously look at this tree cutting attachment.  You can check out a video at www.theperfecttreesaw.com - this auction of for a slightly used model.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220243038365&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=012

Connie Dove
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660-221-1076 cell
 


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#224 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Tue Jun 10, 2008 6:24 pm
Subject: Don't miss out if you own horses or cattle. . . 		runnindove
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If you own livestock - horses, cattle, sheep you don't want to miss out on buying a wonderful maintenance attachment to help keep those pastures clear. . .

 

Check out the auction on ebay or visit us on the web at www.theperfecttreesaw.com

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220243038365&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=012

 

thanks for taking the time to check us out!

Connie Dove
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660-221-1076 cell
 


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#223 From: "Barbara Caiado" <missmybaby_2000@...>
Date: Mon Jun 9, 2008 2:20 pm
Subject: black Walnut in Worm Foe 		missmybaby_2000
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Hello Group,

 

My laminitis case – Grace – has foundered after treatment with Worm Foe. Of course, I’m not trying to say this was the definite reason, but I would like some opinions on it.  There could be so many reasons for it but since she hasn’t foundered for a long time ever since arriving at my place I need to figure out the root of the problem. Is it possible that horses, which already have had their fair share of laminitis/founder history, are more vulnerable to founder from the black Walnut in Worm Foe?

 

None of the other horses have had any problems.

 

Hoping to hear from you,

 

Sincerely,

Barbara Caiado

 

 


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#222 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Mon Jun 9, 2008 1:07 pm
Subject: For Sale: Used but in Good Condition Classic Equine ESP Pad - MO 		runnindove
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Check out my ebay auction with a very reasonable BUY IT NOW price.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220244379009&ssPageName=ADME:L:LCA:US:1123

 

Thanks for looking!

Connie Dove
"Making the professional connection in the horse market"
660-221-1076 cell
 


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#221 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Fri Jun 6, 2008 9:38 pm
Subject: Looking for Generator -3000 to 3500 Watt, used but in good useable condition 		runnindove
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I am looking for a generator for my horse trailer - need 3000 to 3500 watts, preferrably gas not diesel but good working condition is most important.  Thanks!

Connie Dove
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660-221-1076 cell
 


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#220 From: "nancynellis" <nancy@...>
Date: Fri Jun 6, 2008 1:35 am
Subject: Hello from Montana 		nancynellis
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Hi,

I was referred to the Silver Lining Herbs site by a friend.  I have a
mare with laminitis, and want to get the herb mix for that plus her
hair on her side (Right Side foot & right side of body) is not
shedding off properly, plus her coat on that side of her body is dull
and wiry.  Weird.

I wondered if anyone could shed some light on this.  I think it is
some kind of imbalance in her system.  Her other side of body is nice
and sleek and shiny.

Does Silver Lining Herbs have anything that might help her with the
hair and dullness issues on the right side of her body.

Thanks.

Nancy

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#219 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Thu Jun 5, 2008 4:45 pm
Subject: FOR SALE: Perfect TreeSaw, if you have livestock this attachment is a MUST - MO 		runnindove
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Check out this treecutting attachment for sale on Ebay - if you have livestock it is a MUST.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220243038365&ssPageName=ADME:L:LCA:US:1123

 

Also, check out the website for more information and to see a quick video of one in action.

www.theperfecttreesaw.com

 

Thanks for looking!

Connie Dove
"Making the professional connection in the horse market"
660-221-1076 cell
 


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#217 From: Karen Jones <seahorse2k@...>
Date: Mon Jun 2, 2008 11:27 pm
Subject: Up to $10,000.00 Finder's Fee paid to Anyone who sends a Buyer for our Maryland Farm 		seahorse2k
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Wonderful horse farm for sale in Southern Maryland. Proven location for horse business, nice house, indoor arena, 19 stalls, etc. Below are links for complete explanations (can be purchased in several ways), as well as links for many additional photos. Please read on here for information about how you can earn up to $10,000.00 for referring buyers to us (that would buy a lot of hay!). Let's help each other! Thanks!
 
 
Link 2: (Four listings total -- Everything on Allday Road to include two building lots):
 
 
The Finder's Fee info:
 
Finder’s Fee up to $10,000.00 offered if you bring us a buyer for our Wonderful Horse Farm and/or Building Lots for sale at:
 
3325 Allday Road, Huntingtown, MD 20639
 
As the owners of this beautiful property, we are offering a private finder’s fee to any non-real estate professional who refers a potential buyer that ultimately completes a full-price purchase on all, or part of the property. This is a way for non-real estate professionals to be rewarded for helping bring buyer and seller together. Professional Realtors get paid, too, through the usual channels and commission schedules at closing should they bring a buyer. This private offer from the owners is simply an effort to broaden the information flow and reward those that assist in a sale. All it takes is some constructive conversation to qualified prospects.
 
The finder’s fees apply to settlement of full-price contracts. It is important to understand that your contacts need to identify you as the referring source before they first view the property in order for us to award the referral fees.
 
As the property can be purchased in several ways, please carefully review the details below for each option.
 
Upon full-price settlement of the entire 15+ acre property (the farm and two additional building lots) to a single buyer, we will pay a finder’s fee of $10,000.00 to the referring party.
 
Should one buyer complete a full-price purchase of the eleven acre parcel only, the referring party will be paid a finder’s fee of $5,000.00
 
The finder’s fee for each settled full-price building lot sale will be $1,500.00.
 
Again, the finder’s fees will be paid upon settlement of any full-price purchase transaction. Remember that the potential purchasers will need to identify you as the referring party before their first property showing in order for you to be considered the referring party.
 
Any questions about the offer of finder’s fees can be answered by the property owners. Call Karen Jones at:  410-535-5204.
 
All property-related questions should be directed to the listing agent:
Jennifer Anderson, of Exit 1 Stop Realty, at 410-257-2121, or cell: 301-758-0391.


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#216 From: Runnin' Dove Farm <runnindove@...>
Date: Mon Jun 2, 2008 7:20 pm
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Check out this fun day planned at Fischer's Stables & Arena and support the Relay for Life team!

Connie Dove
"Making the professional connection in the horse market"
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#215 From: Brandi Bryant <mftowner2006@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 7:54 pm
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Hi my name is Brandi and I live in Bartlesville, OK.  I created this new Yahoo account in hopes to start receiving email from this group thinking that my other email account was to busy with all the other emails from horse groups that I have joined...
 
I have a 2 yr old MFT.  And he's a job to be around, he's my very first horse.  I've always wanted a horses ever since I was a little girl and through helping my friend Mary with her horses she has allowed me to buy one and keep it out at her house.  She has 4 horses.  1 QH named Bubba Jo, 2 MFT - one is 4 and the other one is the same age as my horses 2.  And a retired Sulky trotter Standardbred from California.
 
We just recently got into the herbal side of horses and we wanted to learn more....  and I myself have a question about a new feed mix that I've come across that I've been feeding my colt and he loves it.  Wanted your opinions:
 
Here the link to the website:
 
Thank you for your input...
Brandi
Bartlesville, OK
 


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#214 From: Brandi Bryant <bbryant573@...>
Date: Thu May 29, 2008 9:35 pm
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Thank you Michelle!  We just recently got into herbal medicine for our horses.  And we have plans to continue, our next step is too get some liver/kidney flush.. 4 out of our 5 horses have been sick and they've had to have all kinds of shots... 
 
Thank you again, I look forward to reading more and learning from this group.

 
Brandi
Bartlesville, OK
 


----- Original Message ----
From: michelle_rene676 <michelle_rene676@...>
To: SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 1:26:50 PM
Subject: [SilverLiningHerbalEquine] Re: New Member

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 SilverLiningHerbalE quine@yahoogroup s.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.obediencetraini ngclubofbartlesv ille.com
>



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#213 From: "michelle_rene676" <michelle_rene676@...>
Date: Thu May 29, 2008 6:26 pm
Subject: Re: New Member 		michelle_ren...
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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
>

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