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2008 NEWS
JULY
PRESS RELEASE
McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Herd faces annihilation
Check out Anna's first of many videos on YouTube!
JUNE
Healing Horses at Bitterroot Ranch
PRESS RELEASE
Facility Will Be Sister Operation to World-Famous
Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch
MAY
ROTH European Tour 08 - Photo Galleries
Danish Days '08
Swedish Stay
ROTH Ventures into Norway
APRIL
TRAINING TIPS
Returned to Freedom
by Anna Twinney
We were hiking in the hills, admiring the wide open
spaces and observing Mustangs in their family herd
groups at the Return to Freedom horse sanctuary in
CA.
Cloud Walker
by Frank Bell
I was traveling through the enchanted
state of New Mexico just before Christmas ’05
when I heard the plight of yet another horse and farrier
disaster.
MARCH
TRAINING TIPS
Reach Out to Problem Solving
by Anna Twinney
I am often asked to help people with the horse they
just can’t handle. They’ve tried everything
and their horse just will not stop the behavior and
in some cases drastic action will be taken if they
or someone else can’t “fix” the problem.
Ambella
by Frank Bell
Connecting with others on a deep meaningful level is
a rarity in our hurried world. When it does happen,
it is truly a gift that needs to be recognized and
acted upon.
FEBRUARY
TRAINING TIPS
Diamond
By Frank Bell
The day had an ominous start. As I looked out my bedroom
window, I saw the fuzzy white form of my 20 year Anglo/Arab
through the thick lodge pole forest that I lived in
Reach Out to Horses
by Anna Twinney
Originating from the horses’ body language, behavior,
interaction and herd hierarchy, humans can now speak
with them through our own body language, gestures and
even our intentions.
2007 NEWS
JANUARY
TOUCHING STORIES
My Sister Bodhisattva in Zimbabwe
By Debra Gehrke
PRESS RELEASE
NickerNetwork Announces Initial Channel
and Program
LineUp for December 15th
Launch
DECEMBER
FROM AROUND THE GLOBE:
Launching ROTH Holistic Horsemanship Course
At Greystone
Camp in
North Carolina -
Meet the crew
HOLISTIC
HINTS
Acupressure for Companion
Animals
Return to Freedom Gives Thanks for Life This
Holiday Season, Asks Community For Help
Your Rights.
Did you know that your
animal can not get a massage in the state of
Colorado
without direct veterinary supervision?
NOVEMBER
PRESS RELEASE
New Kentucky
Life program features the beauty of Gypsy Horses
HOLISTIC
HINTS
Aromatherapy for You and Your Animals
By Kristi Espineira
Essential Oils Help Take the Stress Out of Weaning
By Frances Fitzgerald Cleveland
Essential Oils and Your Horse’s Skin Problem
By Frances Fitzgerald Cleveland
OCTOBER
Moods and non-typical behavior
By Frances Fitzgerald Cleveland
New Product
By NeCe Maryanski
Quiet Control Reins - "communicate with confidence"
SEPTEMBER
PRESS RELEASE
Introducing New Designs Equi-Spirit
balls
By Lisa Ross-Williams
AUGUST
TRAINING TIPS
Helping the
Abused Horse
By Frank Bell
Very sadly every
year thousands of horses are abused by humans.
Sometimes this is intentional and sometimes it’s
simply the handler’s
ignorance; the result is the same: a
horse that is fearful of the human and desperately
in need of help. The good news is that this condition
is very fixable and begins by simply loving on the
horse.
PERSONAL SUCCESS
Importance of Proper Saddle
Fit
By Kim Baker
Looking
at this horse you say to yourself, “Oh I’ll never buy a horse
with a back like that.”
JULY
TOUCHING STORIES
“My animal
communication Experiences”
By Meg Armstrong
I have three dogs. A four year old Westie,
named Duffy, a Two year old Old English Sheepdog,
Daisy Dobbins, and a nine month old Corgi named
Kip. We are
a pack, and generally a happy foursome.
Horses,
Dogs and Penelope Smith.
By Graham Alexander Lee
Recently I have been fortunate enough to have been
working with the legendary Penelope Smith, making
available on CD for a whole new generation of people,
some of her earlier work.
ON THE ROAD
Healing Horses at Bitterroot Ranch, WY
The Spanish Mustang Registry Celebrates their
50 Year Anniversary!
JUNE
TOUCHING STORIES
“Through
our eyes”
By Anna Twinney
January 1998 I left the UK to follow my heart and dreams, a path which lead me
to California and away from my loved ones. It was one of the hardest decisions
made for me, one of the best times of my life and yet the toughest time of my
life too!
NEW RELEASE
To Blog or not to Blog?
By Graham Lee
Blogs are very much the new kid on the block when
it comes to the internet and they are set to become
very big indeed. Just like search engines and newsletters
were a few years ago. Created in the first place
as an online diary the blog (short for web log) has
already exploded into an absolutely essential tool
for anybody online who wants to contact and share
with like minded people.
MAY
ON THE ROAD AGAIN…
Maui Memories
Sweet memories of Sweden
Danish Days
French Finale!
APRIL
REACH OUT TO HORSES FUNDRAISES FOR EQUINE
VOICES, AZ
Photo Gallery
By Bob Gottleib
TOUCHING STORIES!
Life Lessons with a Horse Named Booger
By Debra Gehrke
When I was 10 I went on my first horse back ride.
It was the summer following 4th grade. I was a Campfire
Girl and we were going riding as a group event. I
remember everyone getting their horses before me;
I was the last to mount. When the guide called me
over she introduced me to my horse…his name
was Booger. “Oh boy”, I thought, “a
horse named Booger…this is going to be interesting.
NEWS RELEASE
Special Announcement!
A Federal Court ruling just announced that it is
illegal for the USDA to accept payments from the
equine slaughterhouses for the inspection of any
equine killed for human consumption. Cavel is effectively
closed.
MARCH
IN THE NEWS!
Best Foot Forward
By Charlotte Boechler
Despite disability, Molly, the paraplegic pug, takes
life in stride
NEW RELEASE!
In Horse Harmony meets Anna Twinney
By Debra Gehrke
In Horse Harmony, an internet broadcast where the
primary focus is creating media around sharing people's
stories on their experience with the horse/human
connection as well as important tips and how-to's
that support the partnerships we all desire to create. We
post new episodes each week. Our interviews
are fun, inspirational, practical and always insightful;
filled with heart.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Julie’s
Farewell Clinic, CA
Starting Phoenix under
saddle…photo slide-show
FEBRUARY
IN
THE NEWS!
Another Reality Show!
By
Golden Hawk
Another Reality Show is a radio
show that looks at life from another perspective, the
perspective of an open Heart and Mind.
TRAINING TIPS
John
Sharp's Legacy
By Frank Bell
The scene was
again all too familiar; yet another untouchable mustang.
But this situation was a bit more complicated. The
last handler was the grandson of one of the finest
horsemen of the last century . . . none other than
John Sharp of Prineville, Oregon.
JANUARY
HOLISTIC
HINTS
Equine Facilitated Learning
By
Franklin Levinson
A Natural Way to Improved
Mental Health, Successful Relationships and Balance
in One's Life
Our road to Dynamite
By
Brooke Baxter
...actually started in a
funny way because I was trying the products first
with our show horse, Spellbound, but he refused
the joint supplement, Free & Easy. When
I gave it to Lightning in the interest of not wasting
the product, she inhaled and begged for more!
NEW RELEASE!
Announcing
the Yee-Haw Sisterhood
By Kim Baker
2006 NEWS
DECEMBER
TOUCHING STORIES!
A
Leap of Faith
By Sally King
I saw Faith, a 7 year
old sweet girl with a lovely gray muzzle. BRLA
was hesitant to send a senior into a temporary
situation as seniors are fostered permanently.
It was agreed that I would help find Faith a permanent
home during her stay with me.
NEW RELEASE!
Carol
Gurney
The Beginner's Guide to
Animal Communication
The ability to communicate
with animals is not a rare gift, but a skill we
all possess. On The
Beginner's Guide to Animal Communication , author
and teacher Carol Gurney brings nearly 20 years'
experience in interpreting the language of animals
to anyone seeking a "heart-to-heart" connection with
the special companions in their lives.
SUCCESS STORIES!
A
Sincere Thank You
From
Audrey & "Charlotte"
While
Charlotte gave me app. 40 % when we did the lesson,
this time she gave me 75%. She did, in fact, "Reach Out" for
a bit.
IN THE NEWS!
American
Wild Horse Preservation Campaign
The Bureau of Land Management has issued its 2007
Round-Up Schedule. Close to
7,000 horse and burros will be captured, further
threatening the genetic viability of our wild herds. The
absolute minimum estimated cost of these round-ups
and annual containment of the captured horses exceeds 15
million of our tax-dollars.
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