Recent content by Corey_Sugar Lake Training Center

Hello everyone! I have a couple horses I was wanting to see if anyone knew anymore information about and or pictures. AMHR registered Super Impressive -- 34576A Circle M Fire Chief -- 39818A BHR Amaretto -- 18142B Thanks For any information!

Here is my B Pleasure mare. Bertrand's Sensational Shania (HOF) http://sugarlakefarm.tripod.com/sitebuilde...s/shania101.jpg

Im at college in Carbondale and we had some major shaking and it woke me up but no damage. Also the farms ok (i called 30 seconds after it happend). woke them up there but no damage thankfully!! They say that we should be having after shocks anytime from now for a month so i hope none of them...

I offer boarding at my facility and i charge $150/month. That includes feed, stall cleaning, 2x daily feeding, and turn out on most days.

As stated in the AMHR rule book Page 250 (Section 13 A-7) "Check bits may be used but are not required" This goes for either a side check or an overcheck.

Prairie Du Rocher, IL 45 miles south of St. Louis

For the bit to be used absolutely correctly the check should NOT be attached to this bit. A separate bit should be used for the check. If you attach the check to the same bit you are giving your horse WAY to many signals and makes it confusing for a new driving horse. The hose has 3 pressure...

Renee, I wouldn't worry about her too much some mares take a little longer than others. Even if you are counting your days by the middle day she was bred she possible could have not concived until a week after that date. Just keep watching her as you have been im sure. Is she in a stall or...

BHR Big Jack is on one of my horses registration papers: JC's Spitfire: (pictured left <--- in profile) Maternal great Grandsire Try contacting Ann Linze as she would know more information about him.

I have also used vicks as a remedy for hormonal stallions. I would just put a little inside each nostril. Its just like putting it in your nose. I would always wipe it would with a damp towl or wet wipe after showing so that it would still be useful the next time i used it. This works for...

Here in southern Illinois i clip heads (except ears to prevent frost bite) and partial neck around late Feb to early march depending on the weather. I will only fully clip if i have a show im planning on attending in April but will have them blanketed atleast at night (usually days also) until...

I had a stallion that would literally lunge out of the stall and try to bite anyone or anything that went by. He also had problems with driving because he would never focus on the lessons and would always be distracted. Now he is a perfect gentleman and doesn't bit at all and has been doing a...