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Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, the factory where the popular Adequan joint supplement is produced, has reported a shortage of the drug due to a factory renovation that has been implemented to meet enhanced FDA quality standards. As we head into the competitive season, veterinarians and owners of horses who are on Adequan should be aware that supplies will be limited, and Adequan will be out of stock for a short time. For updates on when Adequan will be produced again and available for purchase, you can consult www.adequan.com, www.nogenericadequan.com, or you can call the Adequan customer service line: 1-800-458-0163.
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Check out the new Virtual Tour video for 4419 Werleys Corner Road in New Tripoli:
http://youtu.be/e8BqmVy4tuU
Who knows, it could be "home" for you!
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• 2,184 sq. ft., 2 bath, 5 bdrm ranch
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$335,000
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Plainfield Township, Plainfield Township
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Attractive and spacious 5 bedroom/2 bathroom home on 5 level, open and fenced acres perfect for keeping horses or other livestock. Privacy and great views of the surrounding open fields combined with convenient access to Route 33 and 512 create the best of both worlds. Wow - a 4 car attached garage! Red Oak hardwood flooring throughout and a beautifully designed addition built in 1993 boasting a family room and 2 bedrooms all with screwed & pegged flooring. Pellet stove for efficient supplemental heat. Two (2) large Morton buildings, both with finished concrete floors. The first is a 2,160 sq-ft equestrian design with Dutch doors and the second is 2,700 sq-ft including a 900 sq-ft finished and heated work shop with hardwood floor. Aside from being a great prospective horse property, it’s also ideal for the auto collector, hobbyist, entrepreneur with its spacious covered storage. Other horse properties nearby. May also be good for kennels - we are checking with zoning.
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• 1,904 sq. ft., 1 bath, 3 bdrm 2 story
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$475,000
Bernville, Berks County
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Upgrades as of April 2013: entire interior & porch ceiling painted, new light fixtures, new pedestal sink & toilet, new screen doors. Beautiful 43 acre farm only 2 miles from Route 78! The land is mostly open with gently rolling hills & some flat areas too. Perfect site for a horse or other large farm. Several yrs ago owner installed all new windows & carpeting in farmhouse and updated the spacious eat-in kitchen and put vinyl siding on home & barn. Interior of farmhouse is enhanced by sunlit rooms and wide window sills. Stream on property makes for convenient animal watering. Nice views from upper field which is ideal for future building site. Quaint smaller farmhouse awaits restoration imagination. Historic property. Approx. 13 ft driveway easement for neighboring farm in back. UV & water filtration system. Acreage is ideal for large pastures, cross-country course, hacking out or hay growing like current owners are doing with local farmer. 2012 income from hay was $10,000 with potential for more since it was only first yr. Easy LB showing.
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First time on Market
• 2,288 sq. ft., 2 bath, 3 bdrm 2 story
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$620,000
Bath, Moore Township
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First time on Market!
Turn-key horse farm on 31.5 acres set back from road. Excellent facility for either the serious or recreational equestrian.
Horse Farm:
2 barns equipped w/ fire alarms & 15 (12x12) stalls with rubber mats, foaling stall included in this count
Wash stall & tack room in each barn.
Indoor & outdoor riding rings.
Lower barn has convenient restroom for boarders & apartment for live-in manager.
5 pastures each with run-in shed plus 1 paddock.
3 hydrants supply water to each pasture.
Solid & consistent boarding history
14 boarders create instant income (not expected but # subject to change)
Electric meter for barns separate from house.
Either use both barns or rent one out.
Residence:
The farmhouse has been lovingly restored and features a handsome addition with a brick hearth to house an efficient wood stove. Windows have been replaced, wiring, plumbing & roof were all redone during restoration.
Master suite includes a bright bathroom with deep soaking tub & separate shower plus a spacious walk-in closet.
2nd bedroom has a walk-in closet too.
water supply is spring fed
1 year old pole building used as 4 car garage.
Stream near front of property.
Do not enter premises without an appointment!
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• 1,710 sq. ft., 2 bath, 4 bdrm ranch
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MLS
$650,000
New Tripoli, Weisenberg
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The mother of all views! We are told one of the highest points in Lehigh Co. Miles of mountains, valleys & farmland can be seen. Almost 29 glorious open & mainly level hilltop acres yearning to return back to an equestrian estate they were once part of. There is a cute barn that can be restored back to an 8 stall stable & tack rm. Returning the 48x75 steel building back into an indoor arena that it used to be is a cost effective option-it now houses vehicles & parts. The home perched high atop a hill has a completely delightful interior featuring hardwood tongue&groove pegged flooring & a unique LR with a huge stone fireplace & tongue & groove vaulted ceiling. Unique step-up dining room with log walls & a really lovely gourmet eat-in kitchen. Lower level includes a family room with floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace, bedroom, small bathroom & cedar closet. Charming & spacious enclosed porch. Small in-ground pool & pretty pergola. Landscaped waterfall in front. New furnace installed 4-22-13. 2 tax parcels included
Do not enter premises unaccompanied by a real estate agent!
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Join all of us at Cindy Stys Equestrian & Country Properties, Ltd. for an evening of fun and networking at our Equestrian Social on June 13, 2013 at 7:00pm. This year's Social will be held at the lovely Cascade Lodge in Kintnersville, PA. Enjoy picturesque pasture and woodland views as you enjoy a cocktail and mingle with area equestrians. Come make some new contacts and join us for a great night. We can't wait to see you all there!  
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• 2,184 sq. ft., 2 bath, 5 bdrm ranch
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$335,000
Plainfield Township, Plainfield Township
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Attractive and spacious 5 bedroom/2 bathroom home on 5 level, open and fenced acres perfect for keeping horses or other livestock. Privacy and great views of the surrounding open fields combined with convenient access to Route 33 and 512 create the best of both worlds. Wow - a 4 car attached garage! Hardwood flooring throughout and a beautifully designed family room with red oak screwed & pegged flooring. Two (2) large Morton buildings, both with finished concrete floors. The first is a 2,160 sq-ft equestrian design with Dutch doors and the second is 2,700 sq-ft including a 900 sq-ft finished and heated work shop with hardwood floor. Aside from being a great prospective horse property, it’s also ideal for the auto collector, hobbyist, entrepreneur with its spacious covered storage. May also be good for kennels.
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Are you interested in learning more about how to help support your horse through proper feeding, management, and appropriate treatment of injuries and lameness? Then join the PennState Cooperative Extension on April 25, 2013 at the Best Western Conference Center in Bethlehem, PA for a day-long short course featuring expert speakers. Top veterinarians and equine specialists will be presenting on topics such as lameness evaluation, dietary supplements, hay quality, and feeding programs. From 9:00am to 3:30pm participants will learn information and techniques essential to keeping their equine partners sound and healthy. The cost is just $45 per person, and includes all materials and lunch.
To register or find out more, contact Donna Foulk: dlf@psu.edu 610-746-1970
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• 4 bath, 2 bdrm other
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$1,200,000 
Durham Township, Kintnersville
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Large country restaurant on 18+ acres with architectural appeal in pastoral Bucks County setting rich in local history. Owned & currently run by the same family who established it in 1939. Delightful spacious dining areas enhanced with brightness thanks to the abundance of windows which capture the graceful views of manicured grounds, sweeping pastures, bubbling stream & waterfall. Elegant formal dining room & ballroom complete with dance floor. Supply of trout in front pond assures the freshest catch. Large lounge in lower level with stone fireplace. 3 bars & 4 kitchens which include main, prep, salad & beverage. Restaurant provides living quarters with 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment on top. Liquor license included. Turn-key operation! Perfect for winery or brewery. Underground tank for temporary holding of grease from kitchen is pumped periodically & as needed.
Can be purchased as package w/ total of 56+ acres that have been subdivided & approved which includes 4 additional 10+ lots & small log home for $1,900,000.
Proof of financial capability required to see this property.
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 Founded by Lori McCutcheon in 1989, Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, PA has grown into a highly effective, not-for-profit organization giving neglected, abused and unwanted animals another chance at life in a loving home. Last year, 74 horses and 854 dogs found those forever homes through Last Chance Ranch!
It is the mission of Last Chance Ranch to rescue and rehabilitate domestic animals in need, and then adopt them out to caring, knowledgable homes where they will be cared for for a lifetime. LCR has helped horses, dogs, cats, donkeys, mules and many other types of animals, and works closely with the Animal Care and Control in Philadelphia. Whether it is a lovable dog with medical issues that make euthanasia the only option in an over-crowded city-run shelter; or a beautiful, terrified horse at auction and bound for slaughter, animals in trouble can find that last chance through the efforts of Lori, her staff and the dedicated volunteers of Last Chance Ranch.
If you are looking for a new riding partner, pasture pet, or canine companion, Last Chance Ranch may have just the right friend for you. Contact them to make an appointment to visit their resident animals.
This fantastic rescue group is also always looking for volunteers! To do your part to help homeless animals, check out the LCR website to find out how you can volunteer either on or off the farm.
Last Chance Ranch also holds group tours of the facility, horseback riding lessons, summer camp programs, and is happy to help with community service projects. For more information about volunteering, adoption, and other programs, visit http://www.lastchanceranch.org/.
Below are some before and after photos of LCR rescues:
 
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There are tons of smartphone apps out there to help you track and
organize your exercise program, from programs that map out your daily
run to apps that help you make healthy eating choices and create
workouts, but until now there was nothing available to riders to track
their horses' fitness.
Enter "Track My Hack", an app developed
by Woof Wear, a manufacturer of protective horse boots. This app is
designed specifically for equestrians, and is a helpful tool to help
track progress as you log hours on the trail or in the fields
conditioning your horses for spring competitions.
Start by
entering profile information for you and your horse, tack up, hop on,
and hit the "Start Hacking" button. The app will track the distance,
speed, and time of your hack and allow you to save your route when
you're done. You can even share routes with friends and see where your
barn buddies are riding! Using GPS technology, Track My Hack creates a
map of your route, which is a great feature when you are out blazing new
trails in uncharted territory. Dressage riders can even use it to check
the accuracy of schooling figures in the ring. To check out this neat
little app for yourself, just search for it in the app store on your
smartphone. Happy riding!
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With the recent outbreaks of EHV-1 in nearby farms and popular show grounds, it's important to know what actions to take when you have a sick horse on your property.
The top priority when there is a contagious equine on your farm is to separate it from the healthy horses in the barn. Put the sick horse in a stall at the end of the aisle, and try to reduce traffic in and out of the area where the sick horse is located. Keep one empty stall between the infected animal and its healthy barn mates to minimize the risk of contact between horses. Stopping movement of horses in and out of your facility until there is no more risk of infection is always a good idea.
If the sick horse is well enough to be turned out, keep it in a separate paddock that does not share a fence line with areas where healthy horses are outside grazing.
If at all possible, assign one person to care for the infected horse who will not come into contact with any other horses. Make sure whoever handles the sick animal wears disposable gloves, coveralls or scrubs, and boots designated for use around the ill horse. Use separate tools, buckets, halters, etc. that will only come into contact with the sick horse. All clothing that is worn while caring for the infected animal should be washed immediately after use. Use bleach to disinfect equipment, feed and water buckets, wheelbarrows, and shoes frequently, and monitor the body temperature and health of other horses on the property on a daily basis.
And of course, if there is a horse on your farm that is infected with a contagious disease, always consult your veterinarian for treatment and control procedures. If appropriate action is taken, you can stop the spread of dangerous diseases and save the lives of the horses in your care.
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The tack room is an essential component to any organized stable. It's a place to store your equipment, clean your saddle, and keep treats where your horse can't find them! Especially in Pennsylvania where the weather can change drastically without notice, a tack room is essential to keep your valuable riding equipment safe from wind and moisture. Designs can range from an extra stall outfitted with a few standing saddle racks to gorgeous creations fit for a king. Feast your eyes on this list of " 19 Tack Rooms That Are Nicer Than Your House" from Horse Nation, and maybe you'll get some ideas on how to spiff up your own tack room!
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USA Equestrian Trust is an organization that has given more than 1 million dollars in grants to non-profit groups that benefit the equestrian community. From contributing funds to bodies like USA Rening, Inc and the Arabian Horse Association to funding equine health research, USA Equestrian Trust has assisted equine non-profits in improving and growing equestrian sport in the US. The 2013 application period is now open, and equestrian non-profit organizations can apply to the Trust for grant money from now until May 6, 2013. Applicants can find details about the requirements for grant eligibility and apply at http://www.trusthorses.org.
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