Old but GOOD Information from
Timeless Articles
Combing through old articles has been so much fun! Enjoy these articles from March 2003, February & March 1996 Issue
Focus on the Porcupine Game-2nd Game Part 1
March 2003
by Pat Parelli, Parelli Natural Horsemanship
Horses naturally push into steady pressure. Moving against it or barging through it is how they escape predators in the wild. Mother Nature tells them to break loose of a predator’s hold or crash through an obstacle that’s in the way of escape. So, pushing into steady pressure is part of their programming for survival.
from March 2003
Porcupine Game
Dick Vander Yacht
Gold Hill Mine
February 1996 Issue
An interesting ride to a gold mine in Washington State!
by Dick Vander Yacht


Newborn Foal Care
From March 1996 Issue
Information provided by Kulshan Veterinary Hospital

What is Meconium?
Meconium consists of glandular secretions, swallowed amniotic fluid and other cell debris. Before birth it is stored in the colon and rectum.


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