CURRENT EVENTS

 
CLINICS Jessica Ransehousen
Next Clinics: Check back for spring dates

Cathy Morelli
Next Clinic: TBD

OTHER EVENTS & SERVICES

Dr.Bob Grisel Next visit: April 7th and 8th.




Lynn will be returning home on April 6th
Please email lynnleath@aol.com or call Lynn's cell phone 919/270-7060 to make an appointment for lesson(s).

Lynn soaking up knowledge from Jan Brink at the USDF Trainers Symposium in February 2008

Lynn Leath and d'Artagnan accepting their award at the USDF Region One Championships where they were Champion in the Intermediaire I Musical Freestyle, and Reserve Champion in the Open Intermediaire Finals.

Lynn Leath and d'Artagnan place 6th in the inaugural
2007 USEF National Developing Horse Dressage Championship
Kentucky Horse Park, September 14 - 16, 2007



Inspired by a popular German championship for this age division, the USEF National Developing Horse Dressage Championship continues USEF’s initiative to recognize up-and-coming dressage talent – not only for riders, but also for horses. Designed as the next step in encouraging the development of future U.S. Team horses, this Championship bridges the gap between the Young Horse ranks and High Performance at the Prix St. Georges/Intermediaire I level.

Lynn and d'Artagnan placed 8th (out of 34)in their Prix St. Georges
High Performance class at the CDI Raleigh on June 1st, 2007.


Lynn wins FEI HIgh Score at Dressage in the SandHills


Lynn Leath and D'Artagnan Tie for First!
Open Intermediare 1
at Dressage at Equestrian Estates.
Check out the article on
Dressage Daily

Lynn wins the 2006 BLM Championships at PSG

 

Lynn Gives Cutting Cows a Try!

 

Highlights of Lynn's 2006 Florida Trip

 

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Tick Info:
I've been using Frontline spray on their legs, arm pits, groin, tail head, etc. I just spray the areas like fly spray--nothing like the amount they recommend for a dog.

In addition I've been using three vials of ProTICall per horse--one up at the bridle path, one at the withers and one on the top of the rump. In addition to giving some tick protection, it also seems to have helped enormously with face flies.

I buy both products from www.countrysidepet.com. The ProTICall used to be sold as Defend Exspot, so they use both names on their website. So even though the website shows a picture of Defend Exspot, what arrives is ProTICall, made by Schering Plough. Their sales rep told my horse vet last year that it is safe for horses--it's the same Permethrin used in the stuff they sell for horses but at ~$11.00 for six vials, it is a lot cheaper!

I do use latex gloves when applying either one and only apply it monthly. Hope it works for you.

 

Caution that these products are not approved for horses (although the Schering Plough salesman said they could be used on horses).

 
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