http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ Track My Horse :: Forums: Recent Topics en Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:45:57 +0000 http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=36#post-41 Tue, 25 May 2010 04:08:37 +0000 vccpres 41@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>After receiving diagnois via ultrasound, I discovered the following: this type of injury can be present for a long time without showing any obvious physical signs like limping, swelling or heat. Your horse can seem "off"; if racing maybe run slower times, things like that before finally coming up lame. A strain of the inferior check ligament is the mildest injury of all the possible tendon/ligament injuries; usually ice, standing wraps and time off (4-8 weeks, includes lite exercise) will bring horse back, but will never be 100% and must be careful not to re-injure. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=35#post-40 Mon, 19 Apr 2010 02:54:33 +0000 T.L. Mahan 40@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>Weekends just don’t get much better than this…Michael took the TrackMyHorse.com booth along with the Prize Posse cash to Marshall, TX for the NBRA Finals. The turn-out for the event was fantastic and the weather was perfect. Thank you Andie &#38; Cary Guess for inviting Track My Horse and the Prize Posse, for sharing the opportunity to be part of your terrific barrel race! The reception from the barrel racers’ was electric and Michael or ‘the money man’ as he was dubbed had a blast giving away Prize Posse cash. Michael called every night thrilled with the activity around the booth and he enjoyed speaking to all of you! He is so impressed with the NBRA, with Andie &#38; Cary’s hospitality, professionalism and openness in creative ways to provide rewards for NBRA member’s and competitors at the barrel race. It is weekends like this, when you are depleted of energy and voice, yet a smile lights your face for the rewards for all have been great! </p> <p>Congratulations Prize Posse winner Kim Newell who won $50.00 and Larma Null who won $150.00! Congratulations to Susan Lousberg on her prize wheel win of one-year free membership! We also want to extend a big, warm, welcome to all the new TrackMyHorse.com member’s who signed up during the barrel race. Set the goal. Track the path. Achieve the win. Congratulations to all!!! </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=14#post-18 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 03:48:24 +0000 T.L. Mahan 18@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>Have you heard about the TrackMyHorse.com Prize Posse?</p> <p>Prize Posse…TrackMyHorse.com Officers, make appearances at random barrel racing events and offer gifts of cash and/or prizes to TrackMyHorse.com member. In order to be eligible for gifts an individual must be current, paid member of TrackMyHorse.com. </p> <p>A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to TrackMyHorse.com member, Kati Hale, who won $150.00 at a Northeastern Texas barrel race. Be watching for the Prize Posse may appear at your next event? </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=15#post-19 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 03:50:22 +0000 T.L. Mahan 19@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>New Features added to the TrackMyHorse.com website! </p> <p>Hey Ya’all! Did ya notice something new on your My Horses home page and Logbook? We added quick link buttons to take your directly to the List View of the Arena History page for fast access editing of your race information. We also added some new access features to your My Horses, Account Setting page. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=12#post-14 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:19:43 +0000 OhioLand4U.com 14@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>Site looks awesome and fantastic to see it working... 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Miller, DVM.</p> <p>This is a MUST read for all who choose to work with horse! </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=7#post-9 Sat, 09 May 2009 22:49:30 +0000 T.L. Mahan 9@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>I came across an article regarding cribbing on the Parelli website and found it very interesting. To read the full article visit <a href="http://www.parelli.com" rel="nofollow">www.parelli.com</a> and search cribbing. </p> <p>The article reflects that cribbing was thought to be a nasty habit in which a horse gulps in air. In actuality the horse is releasing air to relieve upper digestive discomfort. When the horse is unable to expel this air he is in gastric pain to varying degrees. The article goes onto say that cribbing does not cause colic, weight loss, etc. but it’s a sign of digestive distress and the lack of this release may induce these ailments. Cribbing is the result of things like mineral deficiencies, a weak digestive system, feeds that are hard to digest, and stress (which shuts down the digestive system). Nor is cribbing ‘contagious’. Horses don’t learn it from each other, they do it because they live in the same stressful circumstance and/or mineral deficient feeding regime. Once you understand that a horse is trying to relieve indigestion, it makes you think differently about putting on that cribbing collar.</p> <p>What do you think? My horse that cribs does suffer from a minor ulcer ailment which supports their finding.</p> <p>Have you ever experience a horse picking-up cribbing from watching another horse? I haven’t but have been told the story. </p> <p>Curious to hear your thoughts. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=5#post-5 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:29:58 +0000 Seniorrunner 5@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>I am looking for a saddle pad. Currently I am using a Saddlerite with a tacky pad underneath. My horse is very broad in the shoulders and with a regular pad my saddle tends to roll. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I was thinking about one of the better gel pads but I am just not sure. I also looked at the CSI pads, very expensive and I would rather try one first but nobody up here has one. Thanks for any help. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=3#post-3 Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:54:39 +0000 tracyadmin 3@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>Follow each step to place a feature photo onto your Performance Resume.</p> <p>1. Gallery<br /> 2. Defaults to 'All Photos' Album<br /> 3. Using the 'add new photo' button (plus sign/red words on right), add the photo/s you want to feature<br /> (Notes: depending on size this could take a few second up to a few minutes)<br /> 4. Now that you have your photo loaded into the 'All Photos' Album<br /> 5. Place a check mark in the box above the picture you want featured<br /> 6. Locate the drop-down box titled 'add selected photos to an album' (top left of grey box/entry form area), click the down arrow next to these words, and select 'Performance Resume Photos'<br /> 7. Click the 'Add' button to your right<br /> 8. On far left of this page in shadow box are brown words with a blue file folder, select, 'Performance Resume Photos (0 of 4)' Album<br /> 9. The photo/s you just added will appear. There is a limit of 4 at one time.<br /> 10. Locate the four-way arrow icon directly above the photo you want to feature. Using our left mouse button, click and hold the arrow icon, photo and icons will grey-out, while holding your mouse button, drag left to the highlighted 'featured' photo box/area, and drop/release mouse button.</p> <p>That's it! Your selected 'feature' photo will know appear on your resume. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=2#post-2 Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:53:21 +0000 tracyadmin 2@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>To edit race information it maybe helpful to think of the site navigation in the following manner. The Logbook tab is your data entry ‘form' page. Your Arena History tab contains the 'records' of these Logbook entries, displayed in Chart View or List View. To edit Logbook entries go to...</p> <p>a. Arena History<br /> b. Select List View (button directly to the right of the select an arena drop down list window).<br /> c. Select the Arena from the drop-down list (this may be done before or while in the List View).<br /> d. Brown columns display your 'show' information, prioritized by date.<br /> e. Click the arrow icon to the left of the date within the brown column and green columns will appear. These green columns display your 'race' information. You may also select 'show all races' under the arena drop down list and ALL the green columns will appear.<br /> f. Edit (or trash) your entries as necessary using the edit/trash icons on the right side of each applicable column.<br /> g. Be sure to save when you're done making your corrections. </p> http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/topic.php?id=1#post-1 Tue, 10 Mar 2009 01:27:28 +0000 tracyadmin 1@http://www.trackmyhorse.com/forum/ <p>The following information constitutes rules for the TrackMyHorse.com website forum board. From here foreword within this document the TrackMyHorse.com website will be referred to as MANAGER, the forum board will be referred to as FORUM and any and all persons who sign up to participate in this FORUM are hereinafter referred to as USER. When a USER registers to the FORUM the USER thereby is agreeing to abide by all rules set forth both present and future. 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