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We are having problems with flies. Horses have fly mask we spray them down every morn and afternoon, but every time we go feed they are covered up again. We live next to a 80 acre cow pasture, could…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Adrienne Walsh Jun 19, 2010.
WHy is it so hard to find a trail horse that can leg drive, collect up and ride well? It seems that a lot of trail horses can only be herd bound horses that have very little discipline or…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Melinda Smith Feb 15, 2010.
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For those who didnt know little ole Cross Plains has joined the ranks of horse riding elite. Josh Lyons, son of world famous clinician John Lyons, has bought a facility and is training Lyons certified trainers in our home state. We are excited because Josh's new facility is only a mile from our home and dont think that we will now be slipping down there and peeking in the cracks of their barn!!!!!!
Josh Lyons is originally from Colorado where his father John…
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Susan
Call me slow to reply. I noticed your question. I did board at Triple Springs for a short time in 2000 and I had this buckskin there with a Palomino gelding. I then bought a farm in 2001 in Cross Plains. I live in Springfield now always looking for good quarter horse riders , because she is slow but sure. I like LBL and going to East Fork in June.
Thanks for looking at my mare, she is somethin, yours are great looking too.
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Susan
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