Double R Stables Kentucky

25/05/2023

Hello everyone. This is Richard's wife, Jennifer. I am inviting everyone to come on over to the fb page www.facebook.com/UnspokenMessages This is Richard's author page. I'll be shutting this one down in about a week. Hope to see you there!

Uplifting and positive vibes for those experiencing a life threatening health issue.

27/04/2023

If any of you purchased a copy of Just for Today through Amazon, would you mind going back and leaving a review? It would be a big help. Thanks!

20/04/2023

Now available, Richard's final book. A collection of original quotes, one for each day of the month. Get yours at Balboa Press, Barnes & Noble, or Amazon.

26/09/2022

This one will touch your heart. Watch it and sip your morning beverage. RDR

29/06/2022

Here a couple of weeks ago, I told you this simple picture would become a story as soon as creativity and time joined together. Well, today was the day. I hope you enjoy this observation of life through my eyes. My hope is you learn something from it. But that is always my hope.
https://richarddrowlandbooks.com/let-life-happen/

21/06/2022

Good old Red. RDR

broncs_and_donks • Original Audio

07/06/2022

And that is how you do it. The old ways work best. RDR

29/05/2022

I laughed tears and hope you do too. RDR

15/05/2022

A horse will always find a way. RDR

08/05/2022

So many good friends, so many different packages. I am blessed. RDR

24/04/2022

In case you didn't know what that feeling was. RDR

A horse can hear a human heartbeat from at least four feet away.
They hear intention,
they feel vibe.
They are the tellers of self
and the mirrors of souls.

Forever Cowgirl♥️
Angel Reins Stable🤎

17/04/2022

Sometimes, belief is all we need. RDR

15/04/2022

I'd say we are a bit different. RDR

04/04/2022

And no side effects. RDR

Yes!! 😊😊😊

31/03/2022

Read on below. RDR

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23/03/2022

A very interesting video about a mustang on NYPD. Give it a watch. RDR

12/03/2022

I love the Scots. Must be my heritage. RDR

11/03/2022

And there you have it. RDR

🤠👍🏽

09/03/2022

Something a little special for you. Watch this horse retire and enjoy life. They speak of her very highly. RDR

09/03/2022

Sums it up quite nicely. RDR

05/03/2022

A good little watch for a beautiful Saturday morning. RDR

21/02/2022

Sound on...too funny. RDR

11/02/2022

Go for the gold. RDR

Good times!

01/02/2022

Good morning. Here is an interesting read to go with your morning beverage. Sit back and enjoy. RDR https://www.doubledtrailers.com/45-random-amazing-bizarre-horse-facts/?fbclid=IwAR3FuhFiHUNxrGahYVEvwvfK_Wf8MULKX_wf5jBihNM9OCjzQE_r6iNWXAY

Horses are majestic animals but even you may be shocked by these 45 random, amazing and bizarre facts. Learn more about man’s “original” best friend courtesy of DoubleDTrailers.com.

31/01/2022

Weirdest case I have heard of. RDR

Good morning everyone! While we are not an equine hospital, this case is just too wild not to share. 🤯

This particular patient was the Idaho Equine Hospital's Case of the Day!

A 2 year old Quarter Horse gelding came in for an exam as the owner noticed a firm swelling on the lower jaw. The gelding was having no problems eating and no signs of pain to the touch. An exam showed no drainage with a normal oral exam. Radiographs then revealed what looked to be numerous disorganized tooth roots….

Next step surgery: Under general anesthesia the bone on the lower jaw was removed to expose a large cavity with numerous (𝟐𝟖𝟖 to be exact) unattached tooth roots. Most of these were able to be removed by flushing the cavity with saline, though some required the use of instruments to remove from the surrounding bone. No involvement of the oral cavity was noted. The cavity was left open to heal on its own with daily flushing. The horse was rechecked several weeks later and the area was healing well. He was expected to have a full recovery.

The diagnosis was a 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 𝐨𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐚, 𝐚 𝐛𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐧 𝐭𝐮𝐦𝐨𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧 that is rare but can occur in young horses.

TWO HUNDRED & EIGHTY-EIGHT TEETH were removed from ONE HORSE! 😳That has to be a record.

Come back next week for something new and exciting!!

27/01/2022

This came up in memories this morning and it is too good not to share again. RDR

Please take some time to read this Speech from Joe Fargis as he accepted the USEF Lifetime Achievement Award. He gets it! Thank you Dee Cameron for sending this to me. Feel free to share it around. RR

"The horse has come to us by chance, not by choice. Of all the animals that have naturally come from the wild, there are very few that have shown any disposition to tolerate man and live with him on the terms we impose. In the mental make-up of the horse there is a quality of submission that has benefited man to no end. The horse will carry out duties without reward. He is a giving creature who asks for nothing. Horses have served as man's partner throughout the history of civilization, through the centuries without complaint they have served in war, commerce, agriculture and entertainment. They have born men and munitions into battle, pulled wagons and carriages, plowed fields, provided endless sport; polo, racing, dressage, fox hunting, three-day eventing, show jumping, reining... just to name but a few. Horses are embedded in our culture and our memories. The horse has an athleticism, grace and power. Beyond the horses physical attributes and his contributions to human well-being I am astounded, above all else, by his inner self, his spirit and his sweet and generous nature. The horse's adaptability and willingness to serve us has earned them a special place in our hearts. He is not a conquest of man. It is his nature to accept 'what is' with nobility. I think horses have helped give all of us in this room a wonderful life. Thanks to them I have received great personal satisfaction and felt closer to nature. Countless people experience the fulfillment of spending their days around horses. This is one of the best way to use one's time on earth. We are together tonight because of our bond with horses, let us protect and guard these wonderful creatures to the best of our ability."
--Joe Fargis, 1/19/13 Acceptance speech from USEF Lifetime Achievement Award.