Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 24, 1969, Image 7

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Lancaster Farming,
Saturday, May 24,1969—7
Select A Horse
For A Purpose
So you w.mt to own a hoise'
Befoic you slait looking in
the papei at the “hoise for sale”
column, oi hop in the car to
tour sales stables, better make
some decisions, suggests Dr.
Robeit Hammond, Extension
veterinarian, Umveisity of
Maryland.
What do you expect fiom a
horse 9
There aie pomes, western
horses, race hoises, draft hoises,
show hoises, jumpeis and many
otheis Each is suited foi a
special puipose.
“I know a tiucker who owns
12 ponies simply because he en
joys iclaxing aiound them I
know a faimer who keeps a
diaft hoise just because it
gleets him with a whinny eaily
each morning as he approaches
the barn,” Dr Hammond savs.
The fust step in buying a hoise
is to decide what puipose jou
want him to fulfill
Do you have any experience
with hoises 9
How much tiainmg do you ic
quire a horse to have 9
If you have never ridden be
fore, or if you have childien
who will be riding, you need a
calm, quiet, well-mannered and
well-trained animal usually
an older animal. If you have
considerable experience, a
younger horse that you can
train yourself would be appio
pnate
Can you affoid to buy and
keep a horse?
Hoises range in puce fiom
one hundred to several thou
sand dollars, but the initial cost
is only a small part of the ex
pense. Boarding a horse may
cost fiom $25 to $3O per month
where you rent the stall, pro
vide the feed, and do the work
yourself, to about $6OO per
j month to keep a horse in train
ing at a race track A common
charge for stable, feed and mini
mum care is $65 to $7O per
month
Do you have a place to keep
a horse?
Check your local oidmances
to see if you will violate any
local laws when you bring the
horse home Do you have a
building that will piovide ade
quate shelter in both summer
and winter’ Do you have a
method for disposing of the
manure?
If you have answeis to these
questions you may be icady to
start selecting the hoise
Be sure to wnte down what
you want, then take an exuei i
enced horseman or a veteunan
an with you before you make
the final deal You will have a
much better chance of being
happy with your new hoise
Heavy Feeder Calves *
Big Money Makers
Cattlemen pm chasing cattle
ai a feedei sale should select
calves that are big for then age,
says Lester A Burdette, animal
scientist at Pennsylvania State
University The calves in the
heavier pens will cost moie per
head, but they’re most likely to
be the money makers foi cattle
producers
The heaviei calves at a feeder
sale have giown fast since bulh
and will usually continue to
make rapid gams in the feedlot,
Biudette says Since late of gam
and feed efficiency aie i elated,
cattle that gam the fastest usu
ally require less feed per pound
of gam.
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At one time Rome ceased to
be capital of the Catholic woild.
In 1309 the papal court was le
moved fiom Rome to Avignon,
Fiance. This period was known
70 Years’ Captivity