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RACING DAYS 625 19 TOTE STARTS 5 649 78 LOCAL RACES 53 39 ATTENDANCE ON RACETRASCKS 730 000 64 NUMBER OF HORSES IN RACES 7856 84 NUMBER ON DRIVERS IN RACES 2102 12. By Marisa Mendenhall. Different Breeds. There are about 267 different breeds of horses from all over the world. Certain breeds serve specific purposes; racing, riding style, work, showing, pleasure. http://www.horsechannel.com/horse-breeds/all_landing.aspx. By Lily Mcdaid. colors of . Horses. !. There are many colors of horses here are a few black, white, palomino, bay, pinto, chestnut, and dapple gray. . Tack!. Tack is another word for saddles and bridles there is only 2 kinds of bridles they are Western bridles and regular bridles. There are lots of different kinds of saddles here are 3 Western saddles English saddles and side saddles. . a. shlee. . p. etroski. . 20. Index. 3. What Is Equestrian?. 4. Three Day . Eventing. 5. Attire. 6. Dressage. 7. . Crosscountry. 8. Show Jumping. 9. . Western. 10. Horse Racing. 11-14. . . . An equestrian is someone who rides horses. Its professionally called equestrianism. Competitive horse riders are the ones we call equestrian. but really an "equestrian" is someone who uses horses for working and to compete.. Heidi Bryan 1 - 800 - 273 - TALK (1 - 800 273 - 8255) TTY: 1 - 800 - 799 - 4TTY (1 - 800 - 799 - 4889) www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org 1 800 - SUICIDE (1 - 800 - 784 - 2433) Copyright The Scope of the . Issue. John Holland, President. The Scope of the Issue. Before we can begin to solve the problem of providing a future for ex-racehorses, we must come to terms with the true nature of the issue and then use analytic methods to determine its scope and measure our progress.. Over the past weeks, I have been working hard with community members, local municipal leaders and neighboring Members of Parliament to come up with a proposal that respects the wishes of the people of Durham. My first priority has been working on a proposal that would allow Clarington to remain whole. I invite you to review the presentation I recently made to the Standing Committee on Procedure. A final determination for Ontario ridings is expected later this fall. If you have any questions or would like further information please contact my office. I always welcome feedback from constituents.. 46 0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.010.000.000.000.010.000.000.000.000.01160.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00170.000.000 Equestrian Club. The riding takes place at . MidMagic. farm. Our coach, Angela Connors, has been in the horse industry over 25 years as a competitor, trainer, coach, and manager of equestrian facilities. Her coaching style is effective with a focus on positive reinforcement and constructive criticism. Her students show at the recreational, provincial and national level.. What do you think about when riding?. My Fears. Semi Tires Exploding/Smoking/Shredding. Cattle Haulers – Showers, etc. Cell Phone Users. Anyone who is not observant of the roads. Impatient People. Example/Explanation. Over the past weeks, I have been working hard with community members, local municipal leaders and neighboring Members of Parliament to come up with a proposal that respects the wishes of the people of Durham. My first priority has been working on a proposal that would allow Clarington to remain whole. I invite you to review the presentation I recently made to the Standing Committee on Procedure. A final determination for Ontario ridings is expected later this fall. If you have any questions or would like further information please contact my office. I always welcome feedback from constituents.. Chapter 31. Objectives. Describe the characteristics of the horse industry. Describe the common breeds of horses . Describe the selection of a horse. Horses in the United States. In the U.S., 75 percent of horses are used for personal pleasure. DRESS FOR THE SLIDE NOT FOR THE RIDE. T – TIRES & WHEELS. C – CONTROLS. L – LIGHTS & ELECTRIC. O. – OILS & FLUIDS. C – CHASSIS. S – STANDS. The NRC determines requirements -No safety factor.. Energy is not a nutrient , it is the fuel for all metabolic activity.. Derived from nutrients –Energy is the number one metabolic need for horses next to water. Other nutrient needs are sacrificed for energy if deficient..