This is one of those causes where the horses aren't going to help themselves. They need funding.

What saves a foal from slaughter is about $250, and I think we have at least a couple dozen people who would be willing to give enough to save a foal.

When Mike wandered in here, he said he was looking to raise between $500 and $1,000 for the farm. But we can probably raise between $5,000 and $10,000 based on the weather.

Because food-chain length influences the bioaccumulation of contaminants, understanding the causes of variation in food-chain length will help us understand the variation of contaminant concentrations,

I'm pretty good around horses and can usually reassure them that I'm there to help them right away.

I wanted to show that we were committed to maintaining our grade. This will help lure horses for the upcoming year. If you get a grading and lose it within a year or two, they're going to be very reluctant to give you the benefit of the doubt in the future.