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WELCOME to the 3rd issue of BAEN's Newsletter for Members and registered users.
As we move into the summer season we're seeing a nice increase in general site activity, SOLD! ads, and sales of memberships and other services. Now's a great time to promote your own business and horses on BAEN. Thanks to our most recent site upgrade
your
classified ads now display instantly - no more time delay between submission and publication. We've also added "Beginner" and "Husband" to our searchable Discipline menus. BAEN's
editors continue to review all ads to ensure they display to their best advantage.
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Horse Lovers' 2 Minute How To Video TM
How to tell if your horse
has ingested too much sand
 Did you know a stethoscope can detect the familiar "scrunching" sound of sand moving in your horse's intestines? Too
much sand in your horse's intestines can cause diarrhea, blockages and colic.
Dr. Sharon Spier shows you a simple test you can do to measure the amount of
sand your horse is excreting. Dr. Spier works in the Equine Field Service
Department as well as the Department of Medicine and Epidemiology at U.C. Davis,
CA. Visit them on-line at http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/CEH and Veterinary
Medical Teaching Hospital Equine Clinic
http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/vmth/large_animal/equine/default.cfm.
View this and
other 2 Minute How To Videos in High Definition. Need an equestrian video?
Let us create beautiful and affordable hi-def videos for your web site. Write to us and include the word
"video" the subject.
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Equine
Legislation:
These
bills are going the legislative process and are subject to changes,
amendments, or NO votes from legislators. |
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 This Issue's Featured Member:
Lori
Abreu - Registered user and
BAEN Member since 2004, Lori Abreu's high-end home and ranch real estate
business is based in eastern Contra Costa County.
Businesswoman, mother, and horse owner, Lori is busy seven days a week.
Delta
Ranches & Homes has received numerous honors including the "2007 Best of
Brentwood" Gold Award for both Agent and Office.
When asked about the current real estate market, Lori says "Timing
is everything! NOW is the time for you to purchase the horse property you've
always longed for."
Drop
in and introduce yourself! |
 Happy Sez:
Hey Barn
Owners and Managers! Learn
how to manage mud, manure, weeds and pastures at a FREE workshop on
Saturday, July 18, 1-5 pm in
Concord. View
and print flyer. During these tough
economic times, it pays to learn how to lower maintenance costs and
liability risks for your business, and enhance the appeal of your horse
facility. This half day workshop covers techniques and best practices for
maintaining the health of your horses, land, and watershed. The
speakers are barn owners or horse owners as well as experts in natural resources
management. Co-sponsored by Calif. Horseman's Assoc. (Region 5) and the
Contra Costa Resource Conservation District and open to everyone regardless of
location. Space is limited, so
RSVP today! Who is
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We want our newsletter to be a publication you look forward to receiving, so let us know what you want to see. Thanks for reading!
Best regards,
Debbie Smith, BAEN
Bay Area Equestrian Network
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