Straight From the Horse's Mouse

Howdy friends,

In addition to eating and napping (and blogging, of course!), I do a lot of thinking.  Especially in my old age, I realize that there are many things I have to be thankful for; green grass to eat, fresh water to drink, good friends, caretakers who give me lots of attention and love, and a computer on which to keep in touch with my loyal fans; I have a large following!  So as I was browsing the web the other day, I came across one of those horse classified websites and began poking around.  I read about a number of horses that are for sale and the skills they posses, and boy was I impressed!  I don’t think my owner is looking to sell me anytime soon, but if he did, I think a horse that blogs is pretty marketable!  My friends at the Equine Science Center realize that horse promotion and marketability are hot topics in the equine industry, and plan to offer a webinar explaining the best methods of going about it!  You won’t want to miss it!

Life is (not) Like a Box of Chocolates!

Valentine’s Day is almost here, and I’ve been racking my brain on what to get my girlfriend Hugme Christi to show my affections.  She’s the best pasture-mate I could ask for; always there to look over me while I take my afternoon naps, graze by my side, and help me get the flies off any hard to reach places.  Not only is she my special someone, but my best friend as well, so it’s only fitting to get her something special to show her how much I care!  I was talking to my buddy Could Be Magic about it and I told him I was thinking about getting her a big box of chocolates after seeing how much humans enjoy them.  Magic said it wasn’t one of my best ideas; although horses can eat chocolate in small amounts, a big box can have serious consequences.  I was so surprised!

When Horse Owners Save Money...

...horses may get more treats!  It's a win-win scenario!  

We all know that these are tough economic times, and sometimes it can be hard to find ways to save money.  Of course, owning a horse can be a big expense and my friends at the Rutgers Equine Science Center are hosting a seminar to show you how to make it more economical!  So round up your friends and join us!