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Laurent Bernard Coupez
Laurent Bernard Coupez - France - Horse Rider 
Mare 3 yr. old Midnight Ebony Raider (Sophie) Just started under saddle this summer doing great. 15.2 (Sire was 16hh Dam was 17) she`s still growing
Q: Will EquiPride or EquiLix make my horse "hot"?
A: No. An abundance of undigested starches and sugars reaching the cecum is the main cause of a "hot" horse. The starches and sugars contained in EquiPrise have already been broken down in the manufacturing process. In fact, our customers tell us that their horses are noticeably calmer and more content on EquiPride, yet they have the energy and endurance necessary to work and perform at their best.
Heavy Horse Classified - THE place to go for all your horse, vehicle & harness needs.
Benroy (10/04/1991)
Famestan du Breuil
(01/01/1993)
HELIOS DE JALONS
Apache D’ Adriers (22/03/1995)
Kouros de l´Ayrolle
(01/01/1998)
Lady des Rondets
Baloubet du Rouet (01/01/1999)
9 - Auvers, 7/8 Years Mixed comp - 26/03/2006 - Kouros de l´Ayrolle
8 - Auvers, Grand Prix - 26/03/2006 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
1 - Auvers, 7/8 Years Against the clock - 25/03/2006 - Lady des Rondets
4 - Auvers, 1.35 Against the clock - 25/03/2006 - Famestan du Breuil
7 - Auvers, 1.40 Against the clock - 24/03/2006 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
7 - Auvers, 1.30 Two phases - 24/03/2006 - Famestan du Breuil
18 - La Baule, Prix PMU - 08/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
22 - La Baule, Prix Groupe Lucien Barriere - 08/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
24 - La Baule, Conseil General Loire - 06/05/2005 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
9 - La Baule, Prix Equidia - 06/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
36 - La Baule, Prix Echo De La Presquile - 05/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
37 - La Baule, Prix du Ministere De L`Agriculture - 05/05/2005 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
12 - CSI 4* San Patrignano (ITA), Grand Prix - 22/02/2004 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
17 - Barcelona, Grand Prix - 11/12/2005 - Upsilon d´Ocquier
09 - Barcelona, 1.30 Speed and handiness - 11/12/2005 - Joyau de Marais
03 - Barcelona, 1.40 Two phases - 10/12/2005 - Upsilon d´Ocquier
05 - Barcelona, 1.30 Against the clock - 09/12/2005 - Joyau de Marais
Q: Is EquiPride safe to combine with my horse`s current medications?
A: EquiPride is a nutritional supplement, so it can be used in conjunction with whatever medication program your veterinarian recommends. EquiPride allows the horse to absorb nutrients more effectively, which in turn helps to strengthen the immune system and hasten the healing process.
Q: Should I give the recommended amount of EquiPride immediately, or do I need to introduce it slowly?
A: You can feed the recommended amount of EquiPride immediately. As described above, the starches and sugars it contains are already broken down; and EquiPride is is designed for the highest bioavailability to the horse`s body.
A horse and rider have done 2x40km and 2x80km under the old novice system. If they do another 80km this year what will their new grading be? - Endurance Riding
They will still be graded Novice.
Horse Myth : You can disguise a horse by changing it`s color or some other such foolishness. Let me ask you this. If your best friend dyes his or her hair would you still recognize them? Horses look as different to horse people as your friends do to you. If you were to change the color of say, Smarty Jones, and a top flight trainer or jockey that had seen the horse walks by, sees the horse in a pasture a half mile away, the first words out of their mouth is `What did they do to Smarty Jones, and why?` I know, Dick Francis did it once, and I did read Dick Francis, but he tried to disguise what he was doing, and in the end even he didn`t believe it, I could tell by the way he was writing. He did go ahead and publish the thing anyway.
Grooming Your Horse - An Overview
While almost any animal should be groomed to keep it looking sleek and glossy, grooming a horse is even more important. Grooming a horse regularly can prevent serious medical problems, especially those that are hoof related.
Since a horse is so big and powerful, it is important to have complete control over your animal, even if he is well trained. After all, even the most well behaved horse can become startled by a strange noise and attempt to bolt. This is why you should never groom your horse without first checking to be sure his halter is in place and that he is attached to both cross ties. If you don`t have cross ties in your stable, you may be tempted to simply groom your horse in his stall, but this could be dangerous, as he can move sideways and trap you against one of the walls. You should have cross ties installed immediately, instead.
In large stables, the horses` owner rarely grooms horses. Instead, there are special employees who are hired just to care for the horses. However, most horse owners cannot afford to hire someone to care for their horses and do all of their own grooming. Of course, grooming your own horse for the first time can feel a bit overwhelming. If you haven`t groomed a horse before, you may want to ask another horse owner if you can watch the grooming routine he or she goes through before you pick up your curry comb. Even better, ask if you can help groom the horse. After all, there`s nothing better than doing it yourself when you are learning how to do something this important.
If you don`t ride your horse every day, you may be tempted to skip grooming sessions. However, you should complete at least part of the grooming routine every day. Don`t forget ......
A unique horse property ~ Bring the family and horses and start living the good life! Come live your dream for $227,500
Will Rogers Community is a tastefully elegant newer subdivision focusing on enjoying life. Its clubhouse boasts a bar b que area, community pool and basketball courts. The properties back up to bridle trails for hours of horse riding, and the horses are all right there in a professionally managed center. This means YOU can go on vacations, and not worry about the feeding and cleaning. Just enjoy your horse.
This custom 2150 square foot home has 4 bedrooms, a wonderful kitchen and is nicely landscaped and includes a drip irrigation system in both front and back yards for easy maintenance. Conveniently located near the club house and stables.
High ceilings and open floor plan for a great family living environment. Bring your friends and family and enjoy life to its fullest.
The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel upgrades. Plenty of room for the gourmet cook!
Our horses are trained to ride. We know you will not find a better trained horse anywhere, when we are finished. We do it the right way.
If you would like for us to train your horse to be the best on the trail let us know,,,
We Buy/ Train & Sell Tennessee Walking Horses
812-849-0754 or 812-797-1025 Cell
270-275-2276 or 270-929-3534 Cell
Ask for Sammy Dee or Ceara email derassie@unidial.com
Q: How do I get my "picky eater" to take EquiPride?
A: Many picky eaters accept EquiPride without hesitation, but for those who don`t, we offer a number of suggestions:
1) Start with only a 1/4 teaspoon of EquiPride per feeding and gradually increase over a few weeks until you reach the recommended dosage.
2) Spray a small amount of apple cider vinegar on EquiPride.
3) Put EquiPride in a separate bucket and let the horse discover it on its own.
4) Mix EquiPride with beat pulp.
5) Mix EquiPride with apple sauce.
6) Mix EquiPride with crushed, sugar free peppermints.
Once a picky eater accepts EquiPride, they`ll stay on it and lick their feed trough clean!
Call 916.240.5768 today to order!
In stock shipments same day for orders in by 2:00 pm
We are absolutely thrilled with Celtics` first foal crop So far we have had quite a mixture of bays and blacks with a nice splash of color as well We look forward to seeing them in the show rings as well as out on trail We do have a few foals still left for sale please email us for an updated list
The Basics of Horse Care
When one owns a horse, it’s important to perform proper care for the horse and provide them with a safe and stimulating environment. The basic horse care that all horses need are proper food and water, a shelter for bad weather, exercise and grooming. Horses need to be fed every day and their water supply needs to be kept full and clean all throughout the day, as well. Their food and water supply should be easy to reach and readily accessible from their stable, which should also provide protection from the weather and be kept clean. A horse’s stable should be cleaned three times a day to ensure proper sanitation and keep the horse healthy.
Every horse should receive a certain amount of exercise a day. How much exercise they need is specific to each breed, but they should be given lots of space, at least an acre of pasture per horse, to run. Horses also need to be groomed. They don’t need grooming every day, and in fact, they should not be groomed every day as the oils on their coat will protect their skin. But a good brushing and grooming every other day will suffice. With a little knowledge, anyone can provide good basic care for their horse.
Bernard Monneret
Bernard Monneret - France - Endurance Rider Mare 3 yr. old Midnight Ebony Raider (Sophie) Just started under saddle this summer doing great. 15.2 (Sire was 16hh Dam was 17) she`s still growing
Bernard Chapou
Bernard Chapou - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Andrieu
Bernard Andrieu - FranceQ: Will EquiPride or EquiLix make my horse "hot"?
A: No. An abundance of undigested starches and sugars reaching the cecum is the main cause of a "hot" horse. The starches and sugars contained in EquiPrise have already been broken down in the manufacturing process. In fact, our customers tell us that their horses are noticeably calmer and more content on EquiPride, yet they have the energy and endurance necessary to work and perform at their best.
Bernard Chassy
Bernard Chassy - France - Horse Driving
Laurent Fava
Laurent Fava - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Gamber
Laurent Gamber - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Pradeilles
Laurent Pradeilles - France - Eventing Rider
Bernard Konczewski
Bernard Konczewski - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Cosnuau
Laurent Cosnuau - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Thirion
Laurent Thirion - Belgium - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Paris
Laurent Paris - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Germain
Bernard Germain - FranceLaurent Jelowicki
Laurent Jelowicki - France - Horse Driving
Laurent Lacazette
Laurent Lacazette - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Mallah
Laurent Mallah - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Bousquet
Laurent Bousquet - France - Eventing Heavy Horse Classified - THE place to go for all your horse, vehicle & harness needs.
Laurent Cisneros
Laurent Cisneros - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Van Der Straten
Laurent Van Der Straten - Belgium - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Toublanc
Laurent Toublanc - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Sainsardos
Bernard Sainsardos is a show jumping rider from France, below you can watch Bernard Sainsardos in action with Or du Fraigneau in the power of Castres at 1m84 Bernard Sainsardos
Bernard Sainsardos Horses
DESTER DE LA LANDEBenroy (10/04/1991)
Famestan du Breuil
(01/01/1993)
HELIOS DE JALONS
Apache D’ Adriers (22/03/1995)
Kouros de l´Ayrolle
(01/01/1998)
Lady des Rondets
Baloubet du Rouet (01/01/1999)
Bernard Sainsardos Competition Results
1 - Auvers, 1.30 Speed and handiness - 26/03/2006 - HELIOS DE JALONS9 - Auvers, 7/8 Years Mixed comp - 26/03/2006 - Kouros de l´Ayrolle
8 - Auvers, Grand Prix - 26/03/2006 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
1 - Auvers, 7/8 Years Against the clock - 25/03/2006 - Lady des Rondets
4 - Auvers, 1.35 Against the clock - 25/03/2006 - Famestan du Breuil
7 - Auvers, 1.40 Against the clock - 24/03/2006 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
7 - Auvers, 1.30 Two phases - 24/03/2006 - Famestan du Breuil
18 - La Baule, Prix PMU - 08/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
22 - La Baule, Prix Groupe Lucien Barriere - 08/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
24 - La Baule, Conseil General Loire - 06/05/2005 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
9 - La Baule, Prix Equidia - 06/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
36 - La Baule, Prix Echo De La Presquile - 05/05/2005 - HELIOS DE JALONS
37 - La Baule, Prix du Ministere De L`Agriculture - 05/05/2005 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
12 - CSI 4* San Patrignano (ITA), Grand Prix - 22/02/2004 - DESTER DE LA LANDE
Laurent Rolland
Laurent Rolland - France - Endurance Rider
Laurent Trehin
Laurent Trehin - France
Laurent Seychal
Laurent Seychal - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Vaury
Bernard Vaury - France - Eventing
Bernard Denton
Bernard Denton - New Zealand - Showjumping Rider
Bernard de Fombelle
Bernard de Fombelle - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Schotmans
Bernard Schotmans Horses Joyau de Marais (Papillon Rouge, 1997), Upsilon d´OcquierBernard Schotmans Competition Results
7 - Fontaineblea, Prix Cheval Liberté - 1.35 Accumulator - Fei Reg. 269 - 01/05/2006 - Joyau de Marais17 - Barcelona, Grand Prix - 11/12/2005 - Upsilon d´Ocquier
09 - Barcelona, 1.30 Speed and handiness - 11/12/2005 - Joyau de Marais
03 - Barcelona, 1.40 Two phases - 10/12/2005 - Upsilon d´Ocquier
05 - Barcelona, 1.30 Against the clock - 09/12/2005 - Joyau de Marais
Bernard Garconnat
Bernard Garconnat - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Dillon
Bernard Dillon - Ireland
Bernard Chauve
Bernard Chauve - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Rauscher
Bernard Rauscher - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Bruel
Bernard Bruel - France - Eventing
Bernard Clotuche
Bernard Clotuche - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Geneste
Bernard Geneste - France - Showjumping Rider Bernard Geneste Competition Results
4 - Rome, Nations Cup - 16/05/1969 - Kama BBernard Morauw
Bernard Morauw - Belgium - Eventing
Bernard Bosseaux
Bernard Bosseaux - France - Dressage Rider
Bernard Grimonprez
Bernard Grimonprez - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Cuvilliers
Bernard Cuvilliers - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Gilles
Bernard Gilles - FranceQ: Is EquiPride safe to combine with my horse`s current medications?
A: EquiPride is a nutritional supplement, so it can be used in conjunction with whatever medication program your veterinarian recommends. EquiPride allows the horse to absorb nutrients more effectively, which in turn helps to strengthen the immune system and hasten the healing process.
Bernard Lavocat
Bernard Lavocat - France
Bernard Chargelegue
Bernard Chargelegue - FranceQ: Should I give the recommended amount of EquiPride immediately, or do I need to introduce it slowly?
A: You can feed the recommended amount of EquiPride immediately. As described above, the starches and sugars it contains are already broken down; and EquiPride is is designed for the highest bioavailability to the horse`s body.
Bernard Pouvaret
Bernard Pouvaret - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Persyn
Laurent Persyn - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Rinaldi
Laurent Rinaldi - France - Eventing
Laurent Mosti
Laurent Mosti - FranceA horse and rider have done 2x40km and 2x80km under the old novice system. If they do another 80km this year what will their new grading be? - Endurance Riding
They will still be graded Novice.
Bernard Duhamel
Bernard Duhamel - FranceHorse Myth : You can disguise a horse by changing it`s color or some other such foolishness. Let me ask you this. If your best friend dyes his or her hair would you still recognize them? Horses look as different to horse people as your friends do to you. If you were to change the color of say, Smarty Jones, and a top flight trainer or jockey that had seen the horse walks by, sees the horse in a pasture a half mile away, the first words out of their mouth is `What did they do to Smarty Jones, and why?` I know, Dick Francis did it once, and I did read Dick Francis, but he tried to disguise what he was doing, and in the end even he didn`t believe it, I could tell by the way he was writing. He did go ahead and publish the thing anyway.
Bernard Trentesaux
Bernard Trentesaux - FranceGrooming Your Horse - An Overview
While almost any animal should be groomed to keep it looking sleek and glossy, grooming a horse is even more important. Grooming a horse regularly can prevent serious medical problems, especially those that are hoof related.
Since a horse is so big and powerful, it is important to have complete control over your animal, even if he is well trained. After all, even the most well behaved horse can become startled by a strange noise and attempt to bolt. This is why you should never groom your horse without first checking to be sure his halter is in place and that he is attached to both cross ties. If you don`t have cross ties in your stable, you may be tempted to simply groom your horse in his stall, but this could be dangerous, as he can move sideways and trap you against one of the walls. You should have cross ties installed immediately, instead.
In large stables, the horses` owner rarely grooms horses. Instead, there are special employees who are hired just to care for the horses. However, most horse owners cannot afford to hire someone to care for their horses and do all of their own grooming. Of course, grooming your own horse for the first time can feel a bit overwhelming. If you haven`t groomed a horse before, you may want to ask another horse owner if you can watch the grooming routine he or she goes through before you pick up your curry comb. Even better, ask if you can help groom the horse. After all, there`s nothing better than doing it yourself when you are learning how to do something this important.
If you don`t ride your horse every day, you may be tempted to skip grooming sessions. However, you should complete at least part of the grooming routine every day. Don`t forget ......
Laurent Macaire
Laurent Macaire - France - Showjumping RiderLaurent Albertini
Laurent Albertini - FranceA unique horse property ~ Bring the family and horses and start living the good life! Come live your dream for $227,500
Will Rogers Community is a tastefully elegant newer subdivision focusing on enjoying life. Its clubhouse boasts a bar b que area, community pool and basketball courts. The properties back up to bridle trails for hours of horse riding, and the horses are all right there in a professionally managed center. This means YOU can go on vacations, and not worry about the feeding and cleaning. Just enjoy your horse.
This custom 2150 square foot home has 4 bedrooms, a wonderful kitchen and is nicely landscaped and includes a drip irrigation system in both front and back yards for easy maintenance. Conveniently located near the club house and stables.
High ceilings and open floor plan for a great family living environment. Bring your friends and family and enjoy life to its fullest.
The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel upgrades. Plenty of room for the gourmet cook!
Bernard Le Roy
Bernard Le Roy - FranceOur horses are trained to ride. We know you will not find a better trained horse anywhere, when we are finished. We do it the right way.
If you would like for us to train your horse to be the best on the trail let us know,,,
We Buy/ Train & Sell Tennessee Walking Horses
812-849-0754 or 812-797-1025 Cell
270-275-2276 or 270-929-3534 Cell
Ask for Sammy Dee or Ceara email derassie@unidial.com
Bernard Pouvreau
Bernard Pouvreau - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Lefevre
Bernard Lefevre - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Mouries
Laurent Mouries - France - Eventing
Laurent Goffinet
Laurent Goffinet - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Ouvry
Laurent Ouvry - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Boucard
Laurent Boucard - France - Endurance Rider
Laurent Maury
Laurent Maury - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Delebarre
Laurent Delebarre - France - Showjumping
Laurent Brogniez
Laurent Brogniez - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Meunier
Laurent Meunier - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Sarraf
Bernard Sarraf - France - Horse Driving
Laurent Bourgois
Laurent Bourgois - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Gouriou
Bernard Gouriou - FranceQ: How do I get my "picky eater" to take EquiPride?
A: Many picky eaters accept EquiPride without hesitation, but for those who don`t, we offer a number of suggestions:
1) Start with only a 1/4 teaspoon of EquiPride per feeding and gradually increase over a few weeks until you reach the recommended dosage.
2) Spray a small amount of apple cider vinegar on EquiPride.
3) Put EquiPride in a separate bucket and let the horse discover it on its own.
4) Mix EquiPride with beat pulp.
5) Mix EquiPride with apple sauce.
6) Mix EquiPride with crushed, sugar free peppermints.
Once a picky eater accepts EquiPride, they`ll stay on it and lick their feed trough clean!
Call 916.240.5768 today to order!
In stock shipments same day for orders in by 2:00 pm
Laurent Huchard
Laurent Huchard - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Desetres
Laurent Desetres - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Gallice
Laurent Gallice - France - Eventing
Laurent Herman
Laurent Herman - Belgium - Horse Driving
Laurent Indekeu
Laurent Indekeu - Belgium - Dressage Rider
Agnes Bernard Simpere
Agnes Bernard Simpere - FranceWe are absolutely thrilled with Celtics` first foal crop So far we have had quite a mixture of bays and blacks with a nice splash of color as well We look forward to seeing them in the show rings as well as out on trail We do have a few foals still left for sale please email us for an updated list
Bernard Touzard
Bernard Touzard - FranceThe Basics of Horse Care
When one owns a horse, it’s important to perform proper care for the horse and provide them with a safe and stimulating environment. The basic horse care that all horses need are proper food and water, a shelter for bad weather, exercise and grooming. Horses need to be fed every day and their water supply needs to be kept full and clean all throughout the day, as well. Their food and water supply should be easy to reach and readily accessible from their stable, which should also provide protection from the weather and be kept clean. A horse’s stable should be cleaned three times a day to ensure proper sanitation and keep the horse healthy.
Every horse should receive a certain amount of exercise a day. How much exercise they need is specific to each breed, but they should be given lots of space, at least an acre of pasture per horse, to run. Horses also need to be groomed. They don’t need grooming every day, and in fact, they should not be groomed every day as the oils on their coat will protect their skin. But a good brushing and grooming every other day will suffice. With a little knowledge, anyone can provide good basic care for their horse.
Bernard Michel
Bernard Michel - France - Horse Driving
Bernard Schotsmans
Bernard Schotsmans - France - Showjumping Rider
Bernard Malherbe
Bernard Malherbe - France - Horse Driving
Laurent Fournier
Laurent Fournier - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Le Vot
Laurent Le Vot - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Pamies
Laurent Pamies - France - Eventing
Laurent Calcus
Laurent Calcus - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Chiari
Laurent Chiari - France - Eventing
Laurent Pabiszak
Laurent Pabiszak - Belgium - Showjumping Rider / Laurent Pabiszak, French Cancan, CSN Groentenjumping 1.25m,
Laurent Poulain
Laurent Poulain - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Gascoin
Laurent Gascoin - France - Eventing
Laurent Boyer
Laurent Boyer - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Filippi
Laurent Filippi - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Guillet
Laurent Guillet - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Verney
Laurent Verney - France - Showjumping Rider
Laurent Miegeville
Laurent Miegeville - France - Horse Driving
Laurent Vigneron
Laurent Vigneron - France - Eventing
