Problem: Article: You should have an area or separate stall outside of your horse's regular stall where you groom her, if you do not have a specific area, then simply just tie her up with a lead rope outside her stall. Whether you have a specific area or not, it is essential that you tie it up, so it cannot get away while you groom. Wear some clothes that you do not mind getting dirty because grooming your horse can be a very messy job. Move the brush in a circular motion over your horse's body. To avoid injuring your horse's more delicate skin, do not use the rubber curry brush on your horse's face or legs. With the direction of the hair, move the brush in rapid, short strokes, ending each one in a flicking motion to get the dirt off of your horse's coat. You should see a cloud of dust come off from your horse's coat each time you flick the brush. Make sure to use the flicking motion or the dirt will just stay on your horse's body and may cause irritation. The Dandy Brush is very similar to the Body Brush but it is much rougher. Use long even strokes on your horse's coat to smooth out her hair and get any remaining dirt off of her coat. This brush will help your horse's coat look nice and shiny. If there are any areas of your horse's coat that look like they need to be trimmed, use a pair of electric clippers to neaten them up. Don't use the electric clippers on or around your horse' face or you may startle her and even injure her. You don't need to clip your horse's coat every time you groom it. Wait until it has grown back. Make sure you clean the clippers after use. Never clip inside your horse's ears; the fur there protects them from dust and flies. You can clip the outsides of the ears. Doing this step is optional, however, it looks better for showing. Blanket your horse in the paddock when it is cold if you choose to clip its hair. Be gentle and work through major tangles carefully using your fingers to avoid pulling out or breaking any hairs. You can also use the dandy brush on your horse's tail to get it nice and soft. Don't brush your horse's mane and tail every day or it will become amazingly thin and it takes three years to regrow. Stand next to your horse facing the horse's rump, and use one hand to bend and support your horse's hoof. Use the hoof pick to remove any rocks, turf, or other objects that have lodged in your horse's hoof. Scrape away from you so that you do not cause the objects in the hoof to fly towards your body or face. You should also have your horse's hooves trimmed every 3-8 weeks to keep them in good condition. Shoeing horses is not always necessary. In fact, some experts believe that shoeing can cause problems with the hooves rather than protect them. If your horse is looking extra dirty, you may want to give her a bath. Start by hosing down her body with warm water to rinse off excess dirt and prep her coat for shampooing. Then, massage shampoo into her coat using a curry brush and rinse. After you have rinsed out the shampoo, massage conditioner into her coat using the curry brush and rinse well. To avoid getting shampoo and conditioner in your horse's eyes, use a wet washcloth to clean her face.
Summary: Lead your horse to the grooming area of your barn. Use a rubber curry brush to loosen up the dirt on your horse's coat. Use a dandy brush to remove dirt from the surface of your horse's coat. Use a body brush to smooth down your horse's hair. Use electric clippers to trim your horse's body hair. Use a mane comb to untangle your horse's mane and tail. Clean your horse's hooves. Bathe your horse as needed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Candidates apply for judgeships through a judicial nominating commission, or can be recommended by senators or other politicians. Either way, candidates must go through a lengthy application process. At the end of the process, they may be elected or appointed to work as judges, depending on the jurisdiction. Federal, state, and local judges have fixed or renewable terms of office, while some federal judges are appointed to lifelong terms. Be ready to disclose personal information in your application. A judge's past mistakes are always revealed, and sometimes they are rehashed in the press. You will be asked about your involvement in past lawsuits, treatment or counseling you have received for substance abuse, and so on. Send an application to bar associations. In addition to applying for a judgeship through the state supreme court, it's necessary to be evaluated by bar associations that may be influential judicial decision-making. Bar associations have the power to either recommend or choose not to recommend you for a judgeship, so these applications should be taken seriously. Apply more than once. Most people don't obtain a judgeship on the first try. In fact, failing the first time is almost considered to be a prerequisite for eventually getting a judgeship. Go through the application process again, continuing to garner support from judges and show your talent and qualifications in the courtroom. Aside from having a thorough, well written application, the best thing you can do to enhance your chance of obtaining a judgeship is to get to know the judges. They will be more likely to support a candidate whom they know and respect. Continue appearing in court so that judges get used to your presence. Argue motions and try cases as often as possible. Attend conferences, meetings, and other events where you have the chance to speak one-on-one with judges. Support other people, so they'll support you. Don't expect to win people's support without putting in effort to help them succeed, too. Depending on what judgeship you're pursuing, you may have to be elected, rather than appointed, for the role. In some cases you may win a temporary appointment with the understanding you will run for the position as a sitting judge. In any case, you must act as part of a political party and run a campaign to get or keep the seat. Be a people person. Running for an elective judicial office is like running for other political offices; you must have an appealing public persona that makes people want to vote for you. Raise money. All campaigns involve raising enough money to make you a viable contender. This isn't easy to do, but it's absolutely necessary. Once you have been elected or appointed, you will need to complete certain introductory training programs or seminars before you can start practicing as a judge. Trainees may participate in court trials, review legal publications, and complete online exercises. Training may continue throughout your career to ensure you're informed about the latest changes to the law.

SUMMARY: Apply for a judgeship in your state. Get to know the judges in your district. Win an election. Complete the necessary training.

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