cerithiopsis fayalensis is a species of sea snail , a gastropod in the family cerithiopsidae , which is known from the southwestern coast of apulia , italy .

it was described by watson in 1880 .

cerithiopsis fayalensis

worms - world register of marine species - cerithiopsis fayalensis r . b . watson , 1880
figure 5 : the new recorded species of the family cerithiopsidae : a . cerithiopsis diadema , b and c . cerithiopsis fayalensis , d and e . cerithiopsis micalii .
species cerithiopsis pulchella jeffreys , 1858 accepted as cerithiopsis jeffreysi r . b . watson , 1885 ( non c . b . adams , 1850 )
the new recorded species of the family cerithiopsidae : a . cerithiopsis . . . | download scientific diagram
species cerithiopsis valeriae giusti fr . , 1987 accepted as onchodia valeriae ( giusti fr . , 1987 ) ( original combination )
species cerithiopsis amblytera ( r . b . watson , 1880 ) accepted as cerithiella amblytera ( r . b . watson , 1880 )
species cerithiopsis turbonilloides dautzenberg & h . fischer , 1896 accepted as ektonos turbonilloides ( dautzenberg & h . fischer , 1896 ) ( original combination )
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homing ( foaled 1975 ) was a british thoroughbred racehorse and sire .

although he never won at group one race , he established himself as the leading horse in europe over one mile in 1978 .

his early form was moderate , but in the autumn of his three-year-old season he made dramatic improvement to record wide margin victories in the prix du rond point and the queen elizabeth ii stakes .

he was retired from racing at the end of the season , having won six of his fourteen races , and had modest success as a breeding stallion .

homing ( horse )

our group has a number of beautiful horses available for fostering and re - homing to their forever home .
saffyre sanctuary offers a re - homing service for those horses we are unable to physically take in at our location . our compassionate re - homing service provides assistance to horse owners who are going through financial hardships , foreclosures , illness , relocations , and other adversities .
you’ll find full details about our re - homing process here but please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions .
they seem to have a very strong homing ability which i guess comes from their need to find their home pastures etc in the wild .
there is a certain amount of risk involved with re - homing a horse with a traumatic past . nicola was fortunate that a family member was willing to take jigsaw on .
as much as i love my tb , i doubt he ' d have the same road sense or homing instincts as my dear old section d .
once the contract has been exchanged and the re - homing fee received by the btrc you can make the arrangements for transporting the horse . you will be responsible for the cost of transport and for all the costs of keeping the horse thereafter .
horse and hound forums > horse & hound online forum > the tack room > rehoming a horse . . . . . . have you ?
we will use all of our available resources to place your horse , including internet postings , screening potential adopters , reference checks , and adopter site inspections . when choosing us for your re - homing needs , you can rest assured that your horse will be protected under our standard
once the contract has been exchanged and the re - homing fee received by the h . a . c . k . you can make the arrangements for transporting the horse . you will be responsible for the cost of transport and for all the costs of keeping the horse thereafter .
by the time your horse is ready for its new loan home the charity will have invested a considerable amount of time and money into the horse . for this reason , we ask loaners to pay a non - refundable re - homing fee when the horse is taken from the btrc and for our loaners to become a committed giver .
if you are interested in our re - homing service , please download the forms on this page to review our terms and assess whether we are able to assist you . thank you for your confidence in our organization and allowing us to help you and your horse !
, so by the time the horse is fit to go to a loan home a considerable amount of time , energy , and money has been invested in it . we ask loaners to pay a non - refundable re - homing fee when the horse is taken from the h . a . c . k . horse sanctuary of £500 horse - £150 - £250 pony , a requirement is that loaners should at all times have third party , public liability and vet fees insurance for the horse .
our goal is to place your horses as quickly as possible . however , we do not offer any guarantee that we can do that , or in what time frame . we encourage owners to continue to locate other avenues to safely place their horse , while we assist in the re - homing process . though we never want to see a horse in a detrimental situation , please note that we are unable to assist owners who wish to use our re - homing service because they do not want to spend the time or money to rehabilitate an ill or lame horse . we insist on owner responsibility before anything else .
purchase is a finalist in the thoroughbred care and welfare category for the third time , this year joined by jane gollan , who made the final two for her work in re - homing almost every horse that retires from the stable of her husband , queensland ' s premier trainer tony gollan .
when you have found your perfect match we will arrange a pre homing visit to the premises where the horse will be kept . we are not looking for perfection but good husbandry , a secure , safe and loving home . we will request two references per loaner to ensure the home is suitable .
this age of disposable things should not apply to animals . if anyone can take a horse , or knows someone who can , please consider rehoming a horse from world horse welfare .
also from the weir stable is lee purchase who , among other roles in the trainer ' s team , is credited with re - homing hundreds of the stable ' s retired racehorses into post - racing equestrian and pleasure careers in recent years .
you ' ve heard of homing pigeons ; now meet basil , the homing horse . the welsh cob fled his new stables at night by sliding a bolt with his teeth , he jumped a fence and trotted 3 miles down a main road - padding 14 different turn offs - to the farm in cilybebyll , south wales , where owner emily evans , 12 , lives .
emily ' s only ridden him home from the stables once ,
said her father , lyn ,
how he memorisd the route i just don ' t know . we ' re well out of the way
– a horse or pony which is usually a long - term project requiring a highly experienced rehomer . see individual horse’s details for more information .
there is a waiting list for ride able animals but as we try our best to match the right borrower to the right animal , not everyone has a long wait ! we have three sub categories of re - homing ride - able , companion ( non - ridden ) and fostering .
other state - based programs include tasracing’s off the track program , which also appears to be newly established without much information available ( though they do have a facebook page ) ; and queensland’s racehorse rehab , started in 2013 and dedicated to re - homing racehorses , but not industry affiliated .
as soon as a horse is enlisted into our program , our work begins .
your wants , needs think through your motivation and goals for adopting a horse .
this article originally appeared in the august 2010 issue of horse & rider magazine .
you will then become part of our guardian home network with access to support and advice whenever needed . you can expect our re - homing team to visit you at regular intervals to ensure that all is well and both you and your horse or pony are enjoying each other’s company . you can of course contact us at any time should you have any questions or require further advice .
you will then sign a contract laying down the terms and conditions of the loan . this is devised to safeguard all concerned , primarily the welfare of the horse . the horse remains the property of the h . a . c . k . horse sanctuary
view full version : rehoming a horse . . . . . . have you ?
if you require more about loaning a horse from the btrc please call 01524 812649 .
by : clydesdale horse society of great britain and ireland . published : ( 1878 )
by : clydesdale horse society of great britain & ireland . published : ( 1998 )
state horse councils or boards vary tremendously in their missions and programs . one example is the pennsylvania equine council . see what your state horse council or board has to offer .
each horse is taken in as a
first come , first serve
. this is why adoption is extremely important . once a horse is adopted at our facility , we can accept another horse who needs to enter right away . when enlisting a horse - we will personally meet with each owner , trainer and horse being offered to our program at either your farm or at the track ( we do hold licenses for local tracks ) .
i experienced the same kind of thing . a girl at our stables had a horse on trial . i was having a chat at another stables - between my stables and the horse ' s original home - when i heard the clatter of horse feet on the road , coming from a major a road . we chased after the horse but lost it .
– suitable for both ridden & driven work . see individual horse’s details for more information .
the important thing is not to wait until the last minute to try to rehome your horse ! making a responsible choice for your horse’s future takes time and effort , and the last thing you want to do is make a hasty decision that puts your horse at risk .
the horse in question you & apos ; ve found a facility you can trust . now apply equal diligence in checking out any horse you & apos ; re considering for adoption .
by : hunters ' improvement and national light horse breeding society . published : ( 1887 )
create an effective ad . we’ve all laughed at horrible sale ads on craigslist , with their misspellings , poor grammar , and photographs of scruffy , unwashed horses . this is no way to sell a horse , and frankly , your horse deserves better than that . craft your ad with care and include details that showcase your horse’s personality , including what makes him special and valuable . be honest about your horse’s strengths and shortcomings ; witholding information or misleading buyers is risky and could negatively impact your horse’s future . an honest presentation of your horse—both his good and not - so - good points—will help ensure your horse will be appreciated for who he is .
each horse turned into our program is reviewed individually . each horse is evaluated with a physical assessment that involves weight management , soundness and athletic ability . upon this assessment , the horse moves onto the next phase that will determine the type of rider as well as a suited discipline that will safely suit the horse . at this time we create nutrition , supplement and fitness programs .
donating your horse can be an option for certain horses with special skills but it’s not necessarily the easiest method for rehoming a horse . nonetheless , here are a few possibilities to look into :
sending your horse to auction or a feedlot . in western washington , sending a horse to auction means sending it to a livestock auction . it may be tempting to tell yourself that your horse will probably be purchased by someone nice , but you can’t control who gets your horse at the livestock auction . kill buyers attend these auctions to bid on low cost horses . the horses that leave with those buyers are hauled straight to canada to be slaughtered for their meat . horse slaughter is not a humane method for disposing of an unwanted horse . not only is the manner of death inhumane and often ineffective , what the horses experience on their way to the slaughter house is unacceptably cruel . please don’t risk letting this happen to your horse . selling a horse yourself is a lot more work , but it gives you a measure of control over your horse’s future .
this is a one time fee that allows us the properly care for your horse until adoption .
if at any time trrac attends an auction that a horse is obtained privately , that horse will be sent to a private , off - site quarantine facility , with veterinarian follow up treatment as protocol . as the horse is immediately received , the horse will receive the utmost medical care including coggins , vaccinations , farrier care and nutritional plans . each horse pulled from an auction will be fully assessed for soundness , injuries , riding ability and nutritional needs before being offered to the public .
horse slaughter is not a public service , but a foreign - owned business operating for profit and paid for by the wealthy . the failure to enact federal law prohibiting horse slaughter , the american horse slaughter prevention act , has allowed for the export of american horses to canada and mexico , exacerbating the brutality of already cruel transport and slaughter practices . no matter how horse slaughter is carried out , it isn’t and will never be a humane way of ending a horse’s life by anyone’s standards , including that of the avmas . horse slaughter is wrought with cruelty , is prolonged and excruciating and it’s man’s ultimate betrayal of the noble horse . and we , as americans , should be ashamed .
for more information , visit americans against horse slaughter ( urltoken ) or email : aahsus @ urltoken .
jon and carmen were experienced horse owners , with a background in training and an eye for horses .
giving your horse away for free on craigslist . this is also a very risky way to rehome your horse . someone can easily pick up your free horse and turn around and sell him to a kill buyer to make a quick buck . if you want to give your horse away to someone you trust , that’s okay . but please do your homework and make sure the new home meets your standards !
there is a £50 discount on all horses if taking on another blue cross horse within six months .
mike & apos ; s friend helped negotiate for a different horse at the same location - - a sturdy 10 - year - old quarter horse gelding with miles of ranch work and trails behind him .
sell your horse with a contract . once you have selected the perfect buyer , take one more step toward protecting your horse’s future well - being with a sales contract . the contract should include a provision for the right of first refusal , meaning that if your buyer has to resell your horse at any point , you will be contacted and given the option to either buy back or take back your horse .
there is in such objects the added element of the ( very literal ) objectification of the horse . in his letter to the editor , mence emphasizes the monetary value of the horse several times . quiz’s transition from prized racehorse to idiosychratic decorative arts object / s illustrates the commodification of the horse within society .
pros and cons of horse donation . giving your horse away can be very risky , so please do your homework before making a decision . your horse could end up making a significant contribution in the life of a disabled child or a young athlete , and that could be a wonderful thing . be absolutely certain that your horse will be well cared for , not only during his new career but afterwards as well .
the elderly horse . there is nothing that makes us sadder than when we are asked to take in an elderly horse , no matter what the reason for the horse needing to be rehomed . it is especially hard when the horse has lived the majority of his life in one home with one owner . after a lifetime of loyal service and love , it just isn’t right to send your elderly horse away into the unknown . do the right thing by giving your horse the dignified end he deserves . do it in a place that is comforting and familiar , and surround him with love and reassurance as he goes . it’s going to be difficult and painful for you , but your horse deserves this one last kindness from you .
what wonderful stories and how amazing to have a horse who loves you enough to attempt such a journey .
unsaddle horse in open area , walk away with the saddle and put on fence or a saddle rack .
we rehome our horses on a monitored loan . read below how this benefits both the horse and you .
doing your research before you adopt a rescue horse can help you avoid trouble and find a suitable match .
as a result , she let her heart rule her head when she saw a staked - out , dejected looking horse in a field . feeling sorry for the horse , she contacted the owners ; when they told her the animal was
a perfect kids & apos ; horse ,
she took them at their word .
center for animal welfare usda – aphis – animal welfare – horse protection the humane society : horses what is soring walking horse : grant and recognition program : the humane society carriage horses : the humane society interstate horseracing improvement act issues affecting the u . s . horse industry | american horse council ntra – 2016 code of standards friends of sound horses american veterinary medical association ending soring : american association of equine practitioners equine advocacy center : humane society
take part in the training process . depending on the agreement you develop with your new trainer , you’ll likely be involved to some extent in your horse’s training . it’s important that you establish and maintain an open channel of communication with your trainer . it is also important to keep up to date on your horse’s progress by watching your horse being worked periodically . also , let your trainer know you need to rehome or sell your horse . he or she may be able to help you by showing your horse to potential buyers or networking on your behalf .
every horse who enters our facility is automatically micro - chipped as well as freeze branded for identification protection purposes .
, and we will do our best to ensure that your horse is matched with the right person or family .
i ' ve actually ridden basil the homing pony he was loaned out to my riding school for a while . he ' s a very sweet , quiet little gent , and lovely to ride . i ' m so glad he didn ' t come to any harm on his escapade . one bit of road he went along is very busy , even in the dark , and some people drive along it very fast .
elsewhere in australia , racing and wagering wa appear to have taken a similar ( at times to the point of copy - and - paste ) approach to racing victoria , hosting a dedicated ‘off the track’ section on their website , including a list of retrainers , and a link to the website of ‘rehome a racehorse wa’ , who seem to be the organisation at the real frontline of re - homing ex - racehorses .
* it was not unusual in the colonial period for a horse’s owner to also serve as the jockey when racing .
the second horse mike acquired for his girls came from a trade .
this time we dodged a mistake by having an experienced friend come along ,
reveals mike , who initially had answered an ad to trade a mini for a full - sized horse . he had the mini , but the horse on the other end of the deal turned out to be an unstarted 2 ? - year - old filly - - an unsuitable choice for people with limited horse experience .
also from the weir stable is lee purchase whose various roles in the trainer’s team includes re - settling retired racehorses . she has so far found homes for some 250 of them , her dedication to her cause compelling her to follow each of them in their new careers and making her a finalist in the thoroughbred care and welfare category for the second time . in the same section of the awards , jane gollan made the final two for her work in re - homing virtually every horse that retires from the stable of her husband , queensland’s premier trainer tony gollan .
the unwanted horse . it’s a harsh reality to face , but unwanted horses end up suffering . if you have a horse that can’t be handled safely , has no marketable skills , exhibits dangerous behavior , or is clearly unhappy in the company of other horses , the best choice may be to give your horse a humane and dignified end . if you have tried and failed to place your horse into a new home , or if it’s too late to provide your horse with training to increase his marketability , euthanization may be the only option left to you . and it may feel like a failure , but try to remember that it’s a far better choice that letting your horse end up in a bad situation .
the volunteers at h . a . c . k . are well known for their dedication towards the welfare of the horse
i rehomed my boy from the sspca - different kettle of fish though as you buy the horse and take over ownership .
can you return the horse if it doesn & apos ; t work out ? a good rescue will allow you a time period for settling in together and will take the horse back if you feel you & apos ; ve made a mistake .
leasing is a way to retain ownership of your horse while allowing you to take a break from expenses for a period of time . leasing is essentially renting your horse to another rider , someone who wants to have a horse to ride and enjoy and can cover basic expenses but who might not be ready for the full financial obligations of horse ownership . you can arrange a full lease , in which the lessee has full custody of your horse and pays the full cost of its board , care , and veterinary expenses . there are also half - leases and quarter leases in which you share the costs of care with the lessee in exchange for a proportional amount of riding time . this can be a great way to reduce your monthly expenses while remaining in control of your horse’s care and well being , especially if you keep your horse at a boarding facility with an active trainer or a riding program . your trainer may already know a rider who’d be interested in leasing or part leasing your horse in order to have a regular mount to ride in lessons and practice with . things to consider when leasing your horse :
she now knows that the fact the people wouldn & apos ; t ride the horse for her should & apos ; ve been a big , red flag . and , once she got the horse home , she discovered that not only was it not a kids & apos ; horse , it was so difficult as to be suitable for only the most experienced of handlers .
rehoming a horse from redwings is incredibly rewarding . not only will you be doing something amazing by giving a loving home to a rescued horse or pony but you will also be making space at the sanctuary for us to help more horses in need .
- may have the potential to be suitable for ridden or driven work . see individual horse ' s details for more information .
breed : welsh cross sex : mare age : 4 height : 13 . 2hh use : project horse and pony glenda spooner farm
do you have a suitable place to keep a horse ( or a second horse ) and enough money for feed , hoof and veterinary care , and other maintenance ? true , your new horse might cost you only a nominal adoption fee to acquire - - typically from around $ 200 to $ 600 for a rehabbed horse , though a specialty breed with training could come with a fee of up to $ 2 , 000 or more . ( and some rescues waive the adoption fees in special circumstances . ) still , as with all horse acquisitions , it & apos ; s the ongoing maintenance costs of the animal that are your true expense . so , any way you look at it , put the notion of a
free
horse out of your mind .
it used to be you’d hear “thoroughbred , ” “arab , ” or “quarter horse” when you asked what kind of horse someone owned . now , you’re just as likely to hear “rescue . ” horses have long been bought and sold by breed or discipline , but a whole new category is making inroads in the horse industry – the rescue horse . these horses may be unwanted , broken or labelled dangerous , but all have one thing in common…a story of kindness , of someone who cared . following are three such stories .
blue cross owns the majority of our horses and most are rehomed on a loan agreement initially . our horse welfare coordinators will visit you every so often to give advice and support where needed . the number of visits will depend on you and your horse’s needs .
the parelli foundation is committed to disclosing any circumstance or condition related to any horse we offer for sale no matter how potentially insignificant .
if you are looking at adopting a horse , clinician nettie barr of canadian natural horsemanship recommends you look at the realities of your situation and not let emotions lead your decisions . consider the physical needs , the mind and the background of the horse , and adopt one that matches your skill level , experience and resources . does the horse have any foot , dental or other health problems ? are there conformation issues that may limit its use or require custom saddle fitting ? has there been an injury or experience that will impact the horse’s behaviour or physical abilities ?
get your horse seen . there are many online sites for placing your sale ad . urltoken is one of the best . it’s going to take a small investment of about $ 20 for an ad with a photo , but that is the best way to reach more potential buyers . you can place an ad on dreamhorse for free without a photo , but it will be shuffled to the back of the list and won’t get as much attention as a photo ad will . in addition to online sales ads , create a full page flyer for your horse and post it where horse buyers will see it : at boarding stables , at tack shops and feed stores , and at horse show grounds . and don’t be afraid to network . the horse community is tightly knit and connected ; chances are that someone you know knows someone who is looking for a horse to buy . a lot of good networking takes place through local groups of horse enthusiasts on social media sites like facebook . selling your horse is a process that can take quite a bit of time , so again , don’t wait until the last minute to get started .
or someone in need of a break from the cost of horse care might gift a horse , temporarily or permanently , to someone offering a good home . broodmares might need to be culled from a breeding program , or young horses might need expensive training owners can no longer afford .
make the most of the showing . once you have an interested buyer , it’s time to show them your horse . be prepared to demonstrate what your horse can do before handing over the lead rope or reins to a prospective owner to have a go . once you’ve demonstrated your horse’s skills , you can then let the prospective buyer take over while you observe closely . pay attention to how they handle your horse and how your horse reacts to them . if the interaction is going poorly , it’s well within your rights to inform the buyer that you don’t feel it’s a good fit and end the showing . and even if things are going perfectly between your horse and the buyer at the showing , don’t rush into making a decision on the spot at the first meeting ! multiple visits may be necessary before you can both be sure this is a good fit . buying a horse is a very big commitment and should be weighed carefully by all parties . a buyer who shows up at the first visit with a trailer and a fist full of cash might someone who is willing to rush into a decision . and someone who is willing to rush into a decision to buy a horse might be inclined to resell the horse just as quick if the relationship doesn’t develop fast enough for them .
tonto is a brilliant horse with a very sensible and laid back attitude to life . he is good to . . . view profile > >
educating the public about issues of over breeding , the real cost of horse keeping and care , best practices in competition and care , etc .
while nicola is an experienced rescue operator , the average person should not attempt to rescue an injured or unhealthy horse . even in this case , luck played a huge role in jigsaw’s happy ending . most people should not rely on generousity to see them through the financial challenges of horse rescue .
further to this , another popular aspect of the phar lap narrative , frequently cited to support the horse’s positioning as an underdog , was his “cheap” price at auction . however it should be remembered that the 160 guineas paid for him was still too great a sum for harry telford , the struggling trainer whose interest in the colt was piqued by the horse’s bloodlines , to afford . instead , telford persuaded wealthy businessman davis to purchase the horse .
i probably looked more hilarious , running down the street in my riding gear , waving a whip and shouting ' anyone seen my horse ? ' .
americans against horse slaughter is a non - funded , grassroots national movement comprised of supporters of a federal ban on the slaughter and the transport to slaughter of american horses for human consumption overseas . americans against horse slaughter has no other agenda , other than to stop the brutal slaughter of american horses .
we fund education initiatives for horse rescue centers that improve the welfare of the horse and increase adoptability . we also support showmanship and competition when performed using natural horsemanship principles . rescue center education raises awareness of how natural horsemanship can help rescued horses have a future particularly through our rehoming 4 life challenge .
horses who enter our facility are fully assessed , slowly
let down
from their racing lives and are allowed to
just be a horse
. soon after , each horse is placed in professional training with a program customized for each horse . our horses are trained in multiple disciplines ( if applicable ) . they are introduced to ground work on a lunge line , then slowly re - introduced under saddle to basic dressage and if applicable - started over fences . every horse is introduced to trail riding , natural obstacles as well as introduced to situations off the facility premises including horse shows , cross country schooling , paper chases and trail riding . horses are generally offered to the public after completing these trials successfully to ensure a proper and secure fit .
this fee is received your assessment cannot be confirmed . should a suitable horse be found for you , this amount can be deducted from the loan fee .
the parelli foundation focuses on natural horsemanship education . we are making available a resource list for those seeking help in other areas related to horse welfare such as : .
carolyn stull is the animal welfare specialist at the university of california . she said , “selecting a rescue organization is important . i would ask about the longevity of the rescue – how long has it been in business ? what is their policy for adopting or purchasing a horse , and is there a return policy if the horse is not suitable ? ” in addition , you should ask about the evaluation process for the horses , particularly if you are looking at those promoted as trained under saddle or in harness . a failed rescue can be traumatic to the horse and the rescuer . getting in over your head or selecting an unsound horse can have disastrous consequences .
here are some suggestions to consider if you find you need to rehome your horse . keep in mind that these are just suggestions and that not every one of these ideas is going to be the right one for your situation . our goal here is to propose some options that you might not have considered for your particular horse .
identify your goals . are you looking for someone who can start your horse from the ground up , or does your horse just need some refresher work ? are there specific issues or vices that need to be addressed by a professional ? make an honest assessment of your horse’s skills and identify areas that need work . if you can only invest in a month or two of training , you’ll need to be very clear with your trainer about what you hope to accomplish in that period of time .
should a horse need to be returned for any reason , the btrc requires one months’ notice and the loaner will be responsible for the cost of the return transport .
i didn & apos ; t know what to look for , so it was important to have help from someone who was horse savvy ,
he says .
should this happen , if you have loaned the horse from us we would find them a new home . they would either come back to one of our centres or we would ask you to keep them in the short term while we found a new family for them to go to directly . we ask you to give us three months’ notice if you want to return a horse to us , so we can ensure we have the space available at our centre or to give us time to find them a new home . if we have transferred ownership of a horse we will still do all that we can to assist the rehoming of that horse should we be asked to .
most people do not have the time to nurse a horse to the degree jigsaw required . daily monitoring and multiple treatments are a strain on the caregiver’s time and wallet .
before you rehome your horse , are you absolutely sure you can’t find a way to keep him ? yes , horses are expensive , but there are ways to reduce your costs while still providing adequate care . here are a few cost - cutting ideas . please be aware that these ideas are not right for every horse or every situation !
we will let you know on the day if we think the horse is suitable and we can proceed to the next stage . if this is the case you can take as long as you need to decide to go ahead with the loan . you can try / work the horse as many times as you like before making your decision .
horses in our program are assessed mentally . we determine if the horse is easily managed by an amateur handler or will require a more experienced owner to continue their career .
insurance : all loaners must take out third party , public liability and veterinary fees insurance cover . the loaner must provide evidence of this prior to taking the horse home .
in ohio , erin steiner has show - ring aspirations for darcy , a 5 - year - old incentive fund - nominated quarter horse mare . | photo by sue stein
in the summer of 2010 , jon was invited to participate in the cowboy up challenge at the calgary stampede , a sporting event that showcases both horse and rider as they manoeuver through a series of obstacles , demonstrating horsemanship skills and speed . the horse’s ability to trust his rider and be a calm , willing partner is put to the test during the three days of competition . although not a horse jon considers extremely athletic , bear was solid and confident throughout the competition , finishing fourth in canada and eighth overall .
what & apos ; s your skill level with horses ? are you experienced enough to work through the trust issues that come with a neglected or abused animal ? can you work with a young , unstarted horse ? if you haven & apos ; t ridden since childhood or are new to riding and / or ownership , a quiet , serviceably sound senior horse will be a better choice . ( you & apos ; ll be doing no horse any favors if you take on more than you can competently handle . )
clearly define what you’re looking for in a lessee and what your horse has to offer . make an honest assessment of your horse’s level of training and skills to decide what type of rider would be best suited for him . is he beginner safe , or does he require a more advanced rider ? is he suitable for competition , and at what level ? do you want a rider who will be taking lessons and keeping your horse in training ? or it is more important that he just get regular attention and exercise ?
u . s . horses have never been raised for human consumption . however , due to foreign demand for horse flesh for wealthy diners in europe and asia , america’s horses have been bought , stolen or acquired under false pretenses by the foreign - owned horse slaughter industry for processing of our horses in their plants on u . s . soil . american companies and trade associations that support horse slaughter because of having a vested interest in the horse slaughter trade promotes and contributes to the export of tens of thousands of america’s horses for slaughter by actively opposing federal legislation , deceiving the media by giving biased statements that are unsubstantiated , and by attempting to mislead the public and members of congress with false claims .
words we hear all too often . the past several years have been hard for many horse owners , with more and more people facing economic stress , job loss , illness , divorce , or foreclosure . in dire life - changing situations like these , the expense of horse keeping is often the first place people have to cut back . many of these horse owners will turn to a rescue organization like safe for help , not understanding that our mission is to help horses facing life or death situations caused by neglect or abuse .
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you and your new horse will be visited by a h . a . c . k . field officer within the first three months of the loan and thereafter six monthly .
a contract stating the terms and conditions of the loan is put in place between the loaner and the trc to safeguard all concerned , but primarily the welfare of the horse .
dealing with unknowns what won & apos ; t you know about your new adoptee ? it depends on where the horse came from originally . because there are more horses being relinquished these days by conscientious but financially stressed owners , you could learn a fair bit about a horse from this type of situation . feel free to ask questions and inquire about registration papers .
two thumbs up . californian mike roberts isn & apos ; t an experienced horse person , yet he wanted to make sure his two foster daughters had safe mounts with good temperaments .
find the right trainer for your horse . in the u . s . , anyone can call themselves a professional horse trainer , regardless of their level of skill or experience . so if you don’t already have a good trainer available to you , you will need to do some legwork to find the right one — somebody who is a good fit for your horse , will help you accomplish your training goals , and fits your budget . the best trainers often rely on word - of - mouth to find new clients , so get ready to network and ask a lot of questions ! if you’re not sure where to start , try visiting your local feed or tack store , or mingle with the spectators at horse shows . once you’ve gathered the names of a few horse professionals to consider , set up appointments to meet them and discuss your goals . take the time to watch them work with different horses . remember it’s about finding someone that you can trust , not only to provide a service , but to treat your horse in the manner you expect your horse to be treated . approach this decision with care ! for more detailed information about choosing a trainer , equine legal solutions has a great online article called choosing the right trainer that can help your decision making process .
those familiar with racing memorabilia will know that the horse hoof inkwell ( or pincushion , or ashtray ) is a not uncommon form of commemoration , possibly for the same reason as those outlined above – when galloping there is a split second where a horse places all it’s weight on one hoof , hence the symbolic importance of the hoof itself . however , these candlesticks are really quite unique . i can’t help but wonder about their creation , and why mence ( if it was indeed mence ) chose to re - purpose his horse in this way .
our final assessment is a presented riding assessment . combined with a physical and mental assessment , we can truly ascertain what type of rider and home is required for each horse offered for adoption . as such , our horses are professionally trained ( often as show horses ) and exhibited at expos , horse shows , trials , off - site outings and schooling ' s .
straight from the owner although a good rescue facility will give you a real advantage in finding the horse you seek , such operations aren & apos ; t the only source of no - cost or low - cost horses . an owner might be going away to college and more interested in finding a good home for a beloved horse than earning money in the transaction .
in addition to the thoroughbred horse racing industry , the american quarter horse association ( aqha ) is the biggest offender with regard to over - breeding . interestingly , the quarter horse is also the most slaughtered . the aqha promotes a self - destructive business model of breeding as many horses as possible and disposing of those that don’t meet predetermined criteria , thereby contributing to the inhumane treatment of horses and the slaughter industry . consequently , there are currently more quarter horses slaughtered in canada and mexico than there were when the u . s . plants were in operation .
a national academy of science study was published in june 2013 with a critical review of the current status of wild horse management and recommendations for improvement . this is a very controversial topic .
animals’ angels usa ( urltoken ) conducted investigations of the horse slaughter system from 2007 to 2009 , which included the conditions and treatment slaughter horses undergo at auctions , feedlots , during transport and at the slaughter plants . in their comprehensive report , the organization found that “…horse slaughter encompasses public safety issues , public health concerns , environmental issues as well as the obvious and very significant concerns regarding cruelty and inhumane treatment . our investigations during 2007 to the present made clear that at the instant a horse is designated a ‘kill horse , ’ handling and treatment change radically from that normally given horses . a ‘kill horse’ is treated with cruelty , with indifference at best , but more typically with violence and aggression . cruelty increases , while safety , health and welfare – its care and humane treatment are so diminished it is virtually nonexistent . these horses are “only passing through , ” say the veterinarians as well as the ‘kill buyers . ’ if the ‘kill
despite its potential for difficulty , people are drawn to the rescue horse . why ? patti colbert , creator of the extreme mustang makeover , believes that “with the awareness around dog and cat shelters for the past 10 plus years , ‘rescue’ has become a badge of honour that animal lovers proudly wear . this same ‘badge’ is now proudly worn by horse enthusiasts . ” kathy bartley of bear valley rescue believes that people adopt horses “because they want to feel they are saving a life . ” horse rescuer , christine curtin , puts it simply , “he needed someone . ”
increasingly , online horse classifieds are including
free horse
listings ( see many examples at equine . com - - plug
$ 0 to $ 0
in the price window of the search function . ) here , you & apos ; ll see many horses that five years ago would & apos ; ve been in the ubiquitous $ 1 , 500 - to - $ 2 , 500 - horse category . now , such animals often are offered for free , because much of the buyership in that range has become an
adopter - ship
instead .
if you can’t see your perfect horse or pony today do check back on this site for regular updates or register your interest by contacting us directly , we would love to hear from you .
h . a . c . k . is available at all times to assist you with your new horse . any problems can be assessed and help is at hand from our trained staff .
if you are interested in becoming guardian to a horse or pony you will first need to fill out a lluest loan application form and send it back to us , along with a reference from a vet , farrier , bhs approved yard owner or instructor . this will help us decide if we have a suitable horse or pony to match your experience and facilities . the more information you can give us at this stage the quicker the process , video’s and pictures of you riding can be useful for us to also assess your ability if you’re seeking a ridden horse or pony .
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there are other options for getting rid of an unwanted horse than the ones we have discussed above , but frankly , we don’t recommend these to people who truly care about the welfare of their animals . there is a lot of risk involved whenever you relinquish control and ownership of a horse , but there are some methods that are not only risky but can be downright dangerous for your pet :
many of our horses are purchased through the sale yards , and we do our best to source background information on each horse and provide the potential new owner ( or fosterer ) with that information .
rescuing a horse can be a very rewarding experience , but not one to be taken on by the impatient , inexperienced or , in some cases , underfunded . although often inexpensive to purchase or adopt compared to others on the market , a rescue horse should not be viewed as simply a “cheap” horse . these horses may require the support of professional services ( i . e . trainers , veterinarians , corrective farriers ) and a significant amount of time and patience to bring them to a place that meets the needs of the owner , not to mention the standards of soundness – mentally and physically .


the red-throated alethe ( pseudalethe poliophrys ) is a species of bird in the family muscicapidae .

it is native to the albertine rift montane forests .

its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist montane forests .

red - throated alethe

bird call identified as red - throated alethe by alfred twinomujuni . id discussed in forum .
red - throated alethe ( pseudalethe poliophrys ) is a species of bird in the muscicapidae family .
collar , n . ( 2018 ) . red - throated alethe ( chamaetylas poliophrys ) . in : del hoyo , j . , elliott , a . , sargatal , j . , christie , d . a . & de juana , e . ( eds . ) . handbook of the birds of the world alive . lynx edicions , barcelona . ( retrieved from urltoken on 9 july 2018 ) .
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previously placed in pseudalethe ( as in hbw ) but this is a junior synonym of present genus name # r ; alternatively placed in alethe # r # r # r .
recommended citation birdlife international ( 2018 ) species factsheet : chamaetylas poliophrys . downloaded from urltoken on 09 / 07 / 2018 . recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species : birdlife international ( 2018 ) iucn red list for birds . downloaded from urltoken on 09 / 07 / 2018 .
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del hoyo , j . , collar , n . j . , christie , d . a . , elliott , a . , fishpool , l . d . c . , boesman , p . and kirwan , g . m . 2016 . hbw and birdlife international illustrated checklist of the birds of the world . volume 2 : passerines . lynx edicions and birdlife international , barcelona , spain and cambridge , uk .
justification : this species has a very large range , and hence does not approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the range size criterion ( extent of occurrence < 20 , 000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size , habitat extent / quality , or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation ) . despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing , the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population trend criterion ( > 30 % decline over ten years or three generations ) . the population size has not been quantified , but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population size criterion ( < 10 , 000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be > 10 % in ten years or three generations , or with a specified population structure ) . for these reasons the species is evaluated as least concern .
the global population size has not been quantified , but the species is described as common within its restricted range ( del hoyo et al . 2005 ) . trend justification : the population is suspected to be in decline owing to ongoing habitat destruction and predation by introduced species .
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( sharpe , 1902 ) – ne & e drcongo ( n to rwenzori mts ) , w uganda ( rwenzori mts , bwindi impenetrable forest , echuya forest reserve ) , w rwanda and w burundi .
15 cm ; 30–45 g . nominate race has black crown encircled by broad grey line from forehead through supercilium to nape ; mantle to rump rufous - chestnut , wings and tail . . .
song , given noisily and monotonously , consists of single downslurred whistle , “piiiyuu” ( pure ) or “ . . .
montane forest , high - altitude gallery forest and wooded ravines , at lower edge of bamboo zone , 1300 . . .
invertebrates , including insects such as beetles , flies and army ants , spiders , earthworms and snails . forages on ground in short rushes at . . .
sept–oct in rwanda ; mar in uganda ; sept–jul , probably all year , in drcongo . nest a cup of green moss lined with dry moss stems . . .
not globally threatened . restricted - range species : present in albertine rift mountains eba . common within restricted range .
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chamaetylas poliophrys kaboboensis : montane forests of e democratic republic of the congo ( mt . kabobo )
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this species has a very large range , and hence does not approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the range size criterion ( extent of occurrence < 20 , 000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size , habitat extent / quality , or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation ) . despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing , the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population trend criterion ( > 30 % decline over ten years or three generations ) . the population size has not been quantified , but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population size criterion ( < 10 , 000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be > 10 % in ten years or three generations , or with a specified population structure ) . for these reasons the species is evaluated as least concern .
one ( two ? ) individual calling from logs and low branches in open understorey . habitat : primary montane forest .
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cladoxycanus is a monotypic genus of moths belonging to the hepialidae family .

it consists of only one species , cladoxycanus minos , which is endemic to new zealand .

cladoxycanus

genus : cladoxycanus dumbleton , 1966 . n . z . j . sci . 9 : 942 [ key ] , 948 .
cladoxycanus dumbleton , 1966 ; n . z . jl sci . 9 ( 4 ) : 942 ( key ) , 948 ; ts : porina minos hudson
cladoxycanus minos ; [ nhm card ] ; dugdale , 1994 , fauna of new zealand 30 : 52 ; nielsen , robinson & wagner , 2000 , j . nat . hist . 34 : 852 ( list )
cladoxycanus ( hepialidae ) ; [ nhm card ] ; dugdale , 1994 , fauna of new zealand 30 : 51 ; nielsen , robinson & wagner , 2000 , j . nat . hist . 34 : 852 ( list )
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type - species : porina minos hudson , 1905 . trans . proc . n . z . inst . 37 : 357 , pl . 22 fig . 5 . [ bhl ]
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= ; dugdale , 1994 , fauna of new zealand 30 : 52 ; nielsen , robinson & wagner , 2000 , j . nat . hist . 34 : 852 ( list )
nielsen , robinson & wagner , 2000 ghostmoths of the world : a global inventory and bibliography of the exoporia j . nat . hist . 34 : 823 - 878
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monotypic . member of clade comprising old world genera with oxycanus - type venation . relative size of the truellum in the male genitalia appears to be unique in the hepialidae .
forests and open country moss bogs . adults mostly fly in autumn ( april - may ) , with some also occuring through the winter ( june - august ) .
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scott , r . r . ; emberson , r . m . 1999 : handbook of the new zealand insect names : common and scientific names for insects and alllied organisms . bulletin of the entomological society of new zealand 12 : 100pp
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