Friday, April 16, 2010

Winners!

Our 3 lucky winner have been randomly chosen.  The winner will receive their quote n vinyl from Lisa's Vinyl Creations.

'Tough times don't last, tough people do"
Submitted by Kathy

"Don’t go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path. . . and leave a trail."
Submitted by Mandee

"Winning isn't everything but, wanting to is!"
Submitted by Rachel

We appreciate your comments.  There are a lot of really great quotes and motivations for other to use.

If you are one of the lucky ones above, just contact Lisa at lisa@lisasvinylcreations.com.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Little Britches Jackpot Rodeo

NLBRA Jackpot Rodeo

May 21-23
Millard County Fairgrounds
Delta Utah

Sponsored by All Horse Utah

Friday May 21 Rodeo at 6:00 p.m.
Saturday May 22 Rodeo at 11:00 a.m.
Sunday May 23 Rodeo at 9:00 a.m.

Age Groups:
Little Wranglers 5 to 7
Juniors 8 to 13
Seniors 14 to 18

Entries must be mailed by May 7. Entry forms are available at www.nlbra.com. Entry fees are $15 per event with $5 stock charge for roping events and $15 stock charge for rough stock. No Late Entries will be accepted. Stalls are $15 per night per horse.

For More Information Contact and Mail Entries to:
Teresa Fackrell 375 W 700 N Nephi, UT 84648

Entry forms available on www.nlbra.com.
More information visit our site Central Utah Little Britches.

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Vet Box for Tack Room and Trailer

A good rule of thumb for a rodeo mom is to have a vet kit on hand. You never know when you are going to have to clean, dress and administer a little helping hand to your best ride or someone else in the rodeo family.

First of all a prayer in your heart that you will be able to fix what’s broken – that’s instinct really for all mom's I know. These are items that I have on hand for all types of mom – vet work!

1. Tool box or box to hold supplies and equipment
2. Vet Wrap – doubles for Halloween costumes or compression
3. Gauze – good to put with vet wrap or bandages
4. Diapers – these are great to bandage with, soak up fluid or blood
5. Beta dine – great for hoof abscess, cleaning wounds
6. Bantamine – muscle relaxer, must have a scribe to get, critical if your horse starts to colic
7. Ace – depressant – must have a scribe to get
8. Syringe – good for water fights on a hot day or administering medicine
9. Needles
10. Penicillin – cure all
11. Furazene or ointment to help with infections I really like Neosporin
Which is a human product but works great.
12. Hoof Freeze – made by Hawthorne Product
13. Ice O Gel or FreezeEx – good for muscle strains or wind puffs
14. Leg wraps – good for wrapping muscle strains 

15. Quilted wraps- good for heat wraps
16. Equine boot – lost shoes – hoof abscess
17. Ice packs - strained muscles
18. Ice boot – strained muscles
19. Scissors – hair cuts?
20. Duck tape – mouthy rodeo kids after a slow run? Hoof abscess,
21. Saran wrap – heat wraps
22. Dish soap – cleaning of wounds
23. Clean dry towels – water fights - compression bandage if nothing else
24. Alcohol – sterilize
25. Holy water – not a blessing from a father but a great rub made here in Utah

These are items that I seem to use year around. There are some great websites that go along with these products, and all of these you can purchase at a feed store or the vet.