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CONGRATULATIONS CHS RIDER KATY BENOIT – 2011 Evergreen State Fair …

Hunt Seat Equitation Grand Champion (40 riders)

Western Equitation Reserve Grand Champion (37 riders)

Disciplined Rail Reserve Grand Champion (18 riders)

Third place AQHA Western Pleasure (24 riders)

When asked about this accomplishment, Katy told us, “It was so fun having everything I worked at come together. This is the first time fair wasn’t stressful. I used to call my horse Devil Horse – she was mean and I was afraid of her. Now she is the sweetest, most willing horse ever. A lot of people dissed me for following Complete Horse Sense but I just ignored them. This is just the beginning. I can’t wait to see what we can accomplish next year. I had to be patient and really work at it and I am so glad I did.”

WAY TO GO KATY!

WHEN IS ENOUGH REALLY ENOUGH?

When do you say, “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH?”

When do you say, “I have spent all that I can on my horse,” only to
realize your horse’s symptoms haven’t improved? Or, if they have improved, you
realize it’s only briefly and the symptoms inevitably return.

When do you realize you are EMOTIONALLY and FINANCIALLY drained and
feeling helpess?

Are you TIRED of being told by the equine industry there is no cure for the ailments listed below (and many others):

  • LAMINITIS
  • FOUNDER
  • CUSHING’S
  • NAVICULAR
  • WOBBLES
  • EQUINE METABOLIC SYNDROME (EMS)
  • DSLD
  • ARTHRITIS
  • THRUSH
    … And the list goes on …

    Are you TIRED of being told that COLIC is the number one cause of
    equine death? Does this leave you feeling fearful and helpless?

    Are you TIRED of being told that THRUSH is a product of your outside
    environment and that you need to change it in order for thrush to cease?

    Are you TIRED of being told that ONE BREED of HORSE is more susceptible to one or more ailments while other breeds are not?

    If you have had “ENOUGH” click here and let Complete Horse Sense show
    you how simple and easy it is to help your horse – how simple and easy
    it is to put an end to these ailments once and for all.↓↑

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  • { 2 comments… read them below or add one }

    MaryAnn Brookhart February 2, 2011 at 8:05 PM

    Excellent attention grabber. I read the whole thing and wanted to pass it along to horse owners!

    Sarah Duncan December 5, 2011 at 9:17 AM

    This is an excellent clinic! Would recommend it to anyone that is willing to open their minds to “going back to the beginning” with their animal care.

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