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2011 Junior Leader: Missy Bourgoin
                                               
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Junior Participation Program
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Junior Particiapation Worksheet
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Tip of the Month

December 2011
By Maine Law a licensed veterinarian must give an annual rabies vaccination in order for there to be documented proof that the shot was given.

August 2011
When "ponying" another horse or pony, keeping the animals head at the rider's knee allows for maximum control.  For safety's sake, always wear gloves and remember to keep your thumb up and out of the path of the rope.

April 2011

Fast facts: There were approximately 75 million
horses living in 2006; China was the nation with
the highest population.

March 2011

Fast Facts: There were approximately 75 million horses living in 2006; China was the nation with the highest population.

February 2011
    G
eneral Horse Trivia
        -Adult male horses have 40 teeth.
        -50 million years ago horses had toes.
        -Horse skin is 7 times more sensitive than ours.
        -Horses can carry about 20% of their body weight.
        -A horse's coat is faded by the sun's rays.
        -It is against the law to open or close an umbrella
         near a horse in New York City.
 
       
(Trivia courtesy of Blaze Magazine.)

January 2011
      Paint Trivia
        -Paints share their ancestry with American Quarter
        Horses and Thoroughbreds.
        -White markings can be any shape or size and found
        anywhere on their body.
        -Skin under the white markings is pink.
        -Paints were known as the "magical" horse by
        Native Indians.
        -There are three Paint patterns: Overo, Tobiano,
        and Tovero.