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tiepin o;f kiorses and otlzer� livestock t0, tyro (2) l�?ac ,: nxr t:4�:r,e with
one acre nibumup., up. to five •{,5) acres o �
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to ire abo to liiairita .x7 his' car her hobby,» All think aro chan'�
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Hefore 'Judges17,���xn „end k'ranc s
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of,the o cl nan& at iS'S' here tvould;� appoer �o .iae''' facial ly
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the dispUf- d s�ctioh (Ord: 3� sec 2) 'p'roh`iba is the
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keeping or .main�t�inan a of one. (f'} horse ",orlr, any lcit lrlrava.ng
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additional hc+rsa;/keit bt maintained the l;ot "must` dorltain "an`'
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;ri the §roO fs c:Wxttitti d from :ah cn' it is ' ev1dG'n�� Or`r0:v'
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eciu:.reii ents . b�c�r a l r' reaSo,rI e. and ; SL1ba�aht:ial relat,LOnShip, �
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t;3 tfh rircaer care gild keepl?lc O har�P.s Or to the pri�tect
o tele pubii.c heal 4haxat,Ii Or, wel 'a're in the area Or areas,
sc�urnt- to b ccintr�a�l led'; an�i'� regu ate y the �s.ect on
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Indeed, the only proof in the' `.:case with"regr;rS to the'
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,eason .blei ess issue was presented by the d'e£erldant, <Jne` of
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his w tnesse's was Dr. x rank 4� , I: ng�btuxy, a c1'orto,r of reiteririar,r
medicine, who was assaci�ted' 'with" the Depa'rtmen't of Anirial
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Tyhe modernhorsie lives and" p l g
1 psora for ru=ing i'`i plentiful and the.pebple
shares his life with us in a S (Jlatza Thon
variety of settings --windblown _ of the arca' ire amenable to:,the
prairie pasture, well -cushioned dyes» Horsemen are part of a special- presence of horses. "
sage ling, grassy forest m.eadoti •, interest group, no matter what size' Wf,thin five to to yeas, however, ,
�ecizy'uozstall,Theenvirorasmaybe community they inhabit{. Only re- their, paradise has vanished. The
I'. iiastly different ira':-,,structure 'and cetitly have they ventured, into 'the farm and'neighboriiighorselteeping
use, yet they all iial4,4at least'one land -la=ming arena, and some have lands }=ave gone si.iburban, and .Ehe
ingr?tient in common. lar rlJ Call it tr=ot with surprising success, For the new neighbors havC.little tale= once
openspace, territory, turf or ground, most pact, horwevei, the horse world for,horse manure and flies, �i�Tuisance
land is one 'commodity the ho=se has been represented weakly, if at complaints filter into the local health
cannot do without, Every facet of all, in the decision making process. _ department, •which .'has ria choice
his ex. 11istence- stables, paddocks, And since an unvoli:Od interest in but to inspect the property.
trails�and arenas -=,requires it. the outcome of a zoning matter or The situation isf urth�.r sompli-
The hose is not alone in l is building code is destined to gp Gated as the long -stand ng'hor e
need for land, however: H=iring the unnoticed,; the needs `of, the horse otivnerfaces iaew zor►ing ordinances
' past several de a stead�i shift owner are rarely considered, In atYtlbuilc(in�rodesa'Cheregulatioi�s,
in human housing patterns --known many areas a[ ahe eounti.. . hors`es� initially �nai rid to lend order to the
in dexnogrhphicterms as "Urban have not just been,excluiled Erom r,laiid-gobbling residential develop -
sprawl -"has also demanded land, new housing developments 4nd I anent; labelhorsekeeping within a'
and Pots of it, Whenever the scram= recreational sites but have been residential area a ''nonconforming
ble for acreage goes on in a rapidly ousted from`'�territory they have use"= -a design,Atio'n thatgenerally
,�,��'r,Zeveloping comrni niky, tl1e more roamed..for.decades. forbids the ot�aner to expand.or .
?�'='vaciferaus and ]prepared special -in- ' A cl'a§66' example:'a family.lives improve^finis horse facilities beyond
terest grain? are likely to find local and keeps tw6'horses on their two the original' structures andlor pass
{„ planning agencies willing to acedia acre lot' 25 minutes from the city on to the next ativner the right' of
. noodte them; smaller "disorganized limits A large farmoccupies the ha/sYkeeping. .Aa' this point the aa.
w ` groupsmay ay: find EhemSeIves -='and acreage' across the streets several it+ner has three options [1) to stay ,
their needs ignored, , residei'itiial lots also housing -'horse r u'r vith lirtiiked use of his animals
.rt I n , tJ,t .., '(4. a w1 • ,. � � _ i, k7 ... i .. •.. � ;9
P i r • plight might be seen as an unfor- planners, the responsibtlaty for the 1 et's,stiytha
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i ' a► : ' 1. tuna''te'but.unavoidable fact of life. problem► and its'. reversal actpnlly in'the e)e,ample,
�h Considered -in context as'lu tone' of lies with the horse owner. In t�nost on a two -acre
thousands of such incidents of
cases,.there aren't, any'groups spccifi- city lirni.ts. Llriii
curring annually; however, the rally "out to get" the horse ,anti ever, you'velor
03,t episode illustrates the sizable land banish bin frorn the neighborhood, tint'seethe urba
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a bligh-l7eptsityl Iorsi�3teepinging efforts to' win the rest- '
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dential horse zoning classi-•
Californians axc Gond of ficatipn curreiatly in eff t.
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transforming thea• back- It was a, real hornets
n ards ,into ntintiii&e Gar.'; nest, Frank recalls,.
a, dens,�of Eden; repQe with; anything else; the people j
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3)•ta sell the property arid' elocate
covered with concrete' the horst
liken titan not, the lack of f
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n a common ty °eceptive its horses:
has, lost that plere of ground f or -i ,
keeping'' provisions'. in a .ht
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kon as one man's problem,
M ile: is easy to pin the blaiyt(I
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suburban 'horse, 'owner's
for the land grab on devQlopers t?r
Coirirttui ity,
P i r • plight might be seen as an unfor- planners, the responsibtlaty for the 1 et's,stiytha
ir
i ' a► : ' 1. tuna''te'but.unavoidable fact of life. problem► and its'. reversal actpnlly in'the e)e,ample,
�h Considered -in context as'lu tone' of lies with the horse owner. In t�nost on a two -acre
thousands of such incidents of
cases,.there aren't, any'groups spccifi- city lirni.ts. Llriii
curring annually; however, the rally "out to get" the horse ,anti ever, you'velor
03,t episode illustrates the sizable land banish bin frorn the neighborhood, tint'seethe urba
L.�w� � .eta + � i t�—w+. ..,•...+�.,. � �-- _
a bligh-l7eptsityl Iorsi�3teepinging efforts to' win the rest- '
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dential horse zoning classi-•
Californians axc Gond of ficatipn curreiatly in eff t.
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transforming thea• back- It was a, real hornets
n ards ,into ntintiii&e Gar.'; nest, Frank recalls,.
a, dens,�of Eden; repQe with; anything else; the people j
'
flowering vines and citrus
who moved in thought the
T
1b tl,et at,,,a"y, F,ru-n he
ire, wood decks and .
horses were going to 'move'
s1
e `
hot tuW, But in one section
outs But this `area was laid
T%
'
of Burbank, joist 15 mmi utes
outwith the idea of keeping
K
f ��
a
dnve'.fr`vm downtoi ri Los. ,
.,
Angelesttbackyardpara, di'eA
horses --we", were here_
farm,
,
I
takes :a different form. i,
TA addition to a ecount-
3i
ll
iN
- Thanits to an unusual
ing thea rlongtime.record of
it
zoning oiidinance enacted
`.more
responsible horsekeeping,
r%
'_�
in 1965, than 400:
h�rsesltve',jrithebackyards:
the home owners' group
had to . rivince'their city
" a ., .►`�
ed forcing horses out of the
.of Rancho, ;3 `rurbank corn-
eciancil and planning board
a
issue,ra the hearing room,
a'
munity enco'mpassingbare- ;
that horses were suited to
the group invited `the de-
" I l .
1
ly "one s ua`re �n Iny
ome owner 1'Ntth a lot of at
living.,on pmall lots. Gee of
their key experts, a county
' p
anal horse owner for the
cho residences for a.first-
feast.;,6,000 a�quare :;feet
health doctor andavid-
"
hand' look at the situation It
in Evidently they `� C
that's approi ,ifa,Wy IN
horseworriant testified that
The e1W n�uh of tntoidvr labb�ihlg 001
tion and decider' thataction
pdcre--is perrnifted to keep
two horses. Although ine';e
managementH-not sp'ace'al-
lotment is thekey to prop-
1/7•acrs fol is prnnhteai to keep'ivio hr+r
�'
l
livingconditionsrnightseem
erhorsecare,':
square feet (the smallest pe,
onehorse for every 3,010;
tri
f�' a bit too close for comfort,
"She woulda say over`
Re 6,000square des
ancho lots ar
�, Rancho residents say they
and over that. it n not .,uvV
feet) was, evenkually on
^f
I. couldn't be happier with
' lose you Wepi the horses,
adopted, bel
the situation, Owners work
it's how clAttn you keep
he ordinance, design'6d do
to keep, their horseholds'fly,
'paying
them," Franey says, ;"A fly '
with ,the help" of area hoyse ha
and ;odor -free, the
c't an e�tra fee for manure
can •travel 100'; 'miles, so"
what's the difference be-
owners, outlines J6 xktaril:, the
re NMNnr� ,nci :tN�}i,,r1 cal
'
ay
and garbage'pickup, twice a
tween a 10 `foot setback
T
1b tl,et at,,,a"y, F,ru-n he
week, A spacious riding
(distance _from the road!
s1
yaint out of ,h,
area, 4,000 -acre Griffith'
and a half -mile ane? And
T%
Ithorigt Ifig initial
F,ar k, awaits Rancho horse-
besides, horses do not make
K
gong aai�d hart!,, it ap-'
men right dowxji,thestreet,
flies. 'I don`t have a fly-
tl
'I rings tivei` n't always
problem and I have never
3i
so pleusant'Eor horse_ lovers
spryyeq. I just cle'agr alp
it
in, Rancho. Pfessure from
regularly and ur>r lots of
r%
rlgn-ftor.,ey neighbors start-
sweet lime and sawdust,'r
3
ed forcing horses out of the
Not about to leave this Ti
community in the`, early
issue,ra the hearing room,
a'
1960s. That's when -loran
the group invited `the de-
ci
Frank, a Eubank resident,
vision-makersJo visi_t'Ran-
le
anal horse owner for the
cho residences for a.first-
si
Past 20 years, got together
hand' look at the situation It
in Evidently they `� C
with other irember; of the -
Burbank Rancho Associa-
question,
liked what they saw and
?b,
tion and decider' thataction
heard; far a specafic'horse-
;
wbs necessary= It'tuok two
keeping ordinance allowing
ysl
yearsof heal ings and'lo}�by-
onehorse for every 3,010;
tri
t1;41TQUUS 3I
eep several h.
t just be'
on
a our friend,
;ed dowii't�e
sprawl appr(
1w.
I yl�,�•YN'r�,'k�R
..'K.
A �r
s: any Rancho ksident I
es:
rsto have vdtlistoo
minor changes
;:made in the aril ..;
L saying
r ' horse -r
from it
s Fra
urban
), topprat
} ordina
ide to rei
-horse cla
inimal sh
depattl N
e that th
Irks smoo,
receive
compl,
cho area,
evesthat
��vners tt
imilar tc
ual 6kn
' )m thL. aotlie The,
easier time of t than di
"i'eopl
V a" u- am n t be at;,
Rancho group,
1b tl,et at,,,a"y, F,ru-n he
nature-consciousnow;
,1,ati rseAr,� property
=jusE enou�tttt ep-,
says, They want to
sote reminder of the c
yaint out of ,h,
try around them. An
brraf�ast. ,.
long as people. keep
Ithorigt Ifig initial
horses and ,stables. e, '
gle to gel clap, zorthig
you hardly `'know '`th
gong aai�d hart!,, it ap-'
there,Y'
S ., %,' 71 WI,, W
ave,'a ready tackled this problern ��a °anln{tt
andytteathred high—density land 1
l� development quite;well,, While their'`
" of ts to success are Failor d ko,deal
wpiath their own'loeal cawernrnenti' •., ':e,"rL
�trstructures, They all afire' thak the
si key is,organization. A persistrsm;
well-anformf group of taxpayersFl�stiaYati a
t4 headed up ''by several articulate �� r health e�rau(�
' n' spokesmen's tasually liste'ried to�3
the folks in charge of develxipn$
an area
e. dt s n8t enoug6,46 show up at a " ,
" zoning hearin 'read to de ut� ax
1
' f31 y ri o
fi few. croviihapf hom the Opppasitioit+ Fol local Take local he
a Your, a roup,' beweapon in this htitsomor 4 group census
d stint&e a js' i orrnatian —i'ard
n facts="i�,vl,-�tch will convince those in
power that horses are an asset, not
..�,
a detriment, ;to the community as a
Whole.i he biggest task,- awaiting
your group well befare'hraring day
is a reconnaissance rrlissionof sorts, st1,dy
,� ; hbrsekeepjiR4
Ir
first; rmeet'�with a repres'entati�re
Ir of 'the local planning depai t-
r merit to,,discuss what' zoning ordi, EP
sTIOWAN
narices already affect horse owrT, ' r
in yauir county or town. f1re ,there health dpartirtent. Find out`what `fa
lot 'size restrictions or, building horse -rel ted,nuisance statutes exi^k, he
requirements tbkat limit horsekeep- what types of complaints,are re= fel
_. ng? What chab%es,;if any, are'in the ,, ceived and hove the department yc
works to regSalate, the expected, goes,aboljt taking carp of thein, be
j development?1f a property owner Mosthorware ti o
`h
k�
i the .legal groom '
as kept horse , in has backyard surprised to find that while a horse's mien's groups t
long before suburbia envelops Hint, presence 'might be allowed, his carried their `
what Ste s are involved in, obtainingI. � minagemerit is subject -to ;local plank, in procr
P
a ronin
g variance classifying him as gavernme�nt control,
an;except;on td the rule? "Beforea plain of action can be
Your braup's next stop is the, formulate' bri more ihforma"titin-
i horse count. planners G
cods are too busy h
Is to get into trouble?
on:� of current horses`
Santer reivt, eie'nrt Stttyt;j?, i)v,ij, crucial to 'proving t1 ii ipa
etiuirte pnihtit�neq'Seulveclu �CitlijyrlriN, of the activity"
,a �, Wh , you
.��
our ,,ing nets gr,
klials wOrked cl
the 'wi11i lend,
iow quest.
,,ing Althcik
Cil!- youlai't'aa
is they Prot
rice ".001c6 t1l et
sityof,,an 16
to zonnig la
not rule Out11
don't.�speeil
hiker, Atid vd
as the popu '
C
(15ti'Wnk,s'tiletoilowi,itgtarut i tic{utica'f
Tall
assistarleo, in tile" pmptnrtivn of this artldet
are
Robert Clhmeh, MS, rxirxnsiun hors ;pecm,1,,st,
inv(
Uhlwrsity of Cofinee"tirnt, Shur,, Colltleetieut,
+you
l re 9erick lateen, AJ'tD, e.�tettsiw,haywe's��ri+tlisi;
Utlivgrsitty of Tennessee, Krkotville, TeYitt�
mar
hlic NO Wall, Director +'f ?j ill?ristmtion
Olin's
A�hy,tterlcun-Hcsr3e'aunril, '�Wushin�+ton,,men
Aaron Snare egtlirle lelrttt+ttlartRlrt •'lt t't lfn�!
i horse count. planners G
cods are too busy h
Is to get into trouble?
on:� of current horses`
Santer reivt, eie'nrt Stttyt;j?, i)v,ij, crucial to 'proving t1 ii ipa
etiuirte pnihtit�neq'Seulveclu �CitlijyrlriN, of the activity"
,a �, Wh , you
.��
our ,,ing nets gr,
klials wOrked cl
the 'wi11i lend,
iow quest.
,,ing Althcik
Cil!- youlai't'aa
is they Prot
rice ".001c6 t1l et
sityof,,an 16
to zonnig la
not rule Out11
don't.�speeil
hiker, Atid vd
as the popu '
C
) r
waste re,m�iv,�l and interr�tedi
Set up'horsertien`s sfcra a are E
n:len tm' gilled o� , der
I committee to: � � �-
v issues to he
{ >rvoile with of(ieiala }; e��e epers ea �cl�
C U �, `? on complaints a rx►` ns f,r iilgtiltir inspectionor I
etcontinue educatlonal-----^-""' J
,� contr..ol o ,t�rxt' YMnaged s.... i
�eftortson proper n
�
„ orse rnanagernent, tions. r oVi4)�jti,4 for ridi ivI peeas;or
Aapraachtocai ,i tYailsmay ,altlCl 6einclud,d an"t}te„
planning board
+
r . or lis ante, puiM y At . the land 1,
area urtcicreonsi erationl a ne�w
�: ; �' .�. i 'rorrianuaiity:dR,i�elapnieiita �'
I' `.; ith barnn
'gkground inf
Woa"tion .,
r
and , min6
... � �ampli�s in hr�nd�'yataa�
group is ready Eek approach the �r
y t� local planr�ia{'board. Members of
planning boards are usually citizens
b appo mn Inity who 1 have
from, M u
r n
d the task y eee
i to to ' e �b cted
officials; 1 n
�.' as y u rriight not be,
� aware of .t{iajoys of "rr►cstacrnsst
racing o0n'd'witain climbing, biaard
a
� , � n'iEn%Caers ndt+°Eazniliar tse
J
owning
in�ya�ave ttle or no
con eption pE ��ie to ay role.it
can play, in a chaarnunx our
tas peri
k. tl is to explain how horses
' Vis' �erieEit ytru� aria ,,,�
a `Using ,!, > i ,'ores from yc
u
sur
z
survey, derno.nst4tee.that horties
lnvito board are an integral part if zrialy Farris;}►
members to visit ��
r unitsrnotsi ply°a statussynibO, as
C�arsErFjolds , � f� ,. » �
'some.-may �htnk,
N o )yrnph;psize youth irk.,
rp_e mt�vtEli*,',horses,, �iiid the con '
`' ,- structive impact ibis activity can
f . have o.n the dei�glbpRnent of re
reula'tions' Tricre"ase. Rattier., titan orsemen fcin�avy ~land' spontble, y�iell-adiusted citizens,
;e wait for a proiilem to occur,• some - , develapcnenE often'find at easier m Shotty that ht5rses are a'sc�lsrre�
horse' men's grosizz'' bavie,Ttake _ for all °concerned a_ orsekeeping of increase`; tax reut'nue_ssoo re states
opo the'mselyesitos des and res�ences use clus�.�iepera colTec p�perEy taxes an horses,
propose zoning r'esErict�onsfar�ub tion ran�'un erstanding aitto�jg while'othersl'beneEiE fraixi=sales tax"�
urban horsciceeping, neighbors is generally higher when' on horse-related equipment; (trailers,
47TI a exact space req!rirements a large :percentage share, the ;cam=' tack, etc,), feed and professional ,.
andbuiltling codes. a'ccotnpanying o,n bond of harsemaiy5h Q a h= veterinary and training services,
F'r Horse zones aril} vary from area to, er varita a in this concentration Contrary'to popglarbelief, the real
urea, but thet a several basic df 'h`orses is= recreation .finning: a gestate Vallle.of priVxtte homes with
nrclliiances preen in large group o orse-oi`ienketi cari horse' facilities genrally ncreasz,
use Qne designates s ecific area` zeas his;a better chance oft biro- with'hme;-a land zoned Erar,i�tirse-
U within the cis-ty or `aunty`s a rnoting specialized horse faciMities keeping dwindles.,"
"r6sidential-horse"" zone. residenEs (riding,are'ria"s, alba` li g�ramps cor- Reiterate the'i�rar'ningsof rrierl
;oF' is ist vha `Meeh the space ral$1 withui flieir irr a than clo Cal uthzirit esconternin 't11L dan
xerlttiremehEs are .allowed `tt� keep, isolated parse �cliners, 41 gars of a sedentary liFestyle; horse
Horses on their pra,perty, Anrather, Wh ,e isome :,zoning orclinai�ces b C' rich ,aitc ,t, e,t�verycl"ay wor
broader ,zoning practice sets out conrernii g horsekeeping. acl,dress 1 ' vti;<, in burse t tan igrwirient
Espace - requirei;ents and permits only the space req�rirenients, others ttrp'vides art enjoys le fbrmn of
,,anyone within the town ar country include health" and saifety rot;u1, - ghysi��l t5xcreise,
With a lot of the specified size, tions. Sitce trams,, m�in�7gemeriE is j' � C'oint out that me"tubers of an,
regardless of location, to lvzet5f a the kc�yt r strrccesw die �5'►i 1 „slof,
hor:;e: control, nrovisiori5 for frecjuesit I �tl"r;ir`jr"�drir,r�. tz
?, to
Zone Me Me O'ut epin,g on small areas' of J1nd
iiUtritest /rotrtti, 27 SO eople are convinced that hbiI
v "JI' � produce terrible'gdcxs and attP, et a
urban society need �an escape fi the 'a !e of winged peski tinder;WY'llving
bristle and bustle of their concrete conditions; this miscohceptiai needs,to
world; open spaces!a"nd trails can serve be dealt with: rli•rttetly, UEficlals frim
as recreational areas for riders . and other caniinuniticf; with successful high
1 , nod -riders alike. -density horse ztati�lt can also be of "
rf
Mast land -planning sessions are : assjstatleh heti„ '((%(better to have too
f; conducted in' a quasi-judicial style, It much mptit 'thfitt that enough, � and
' "wouldn't hurt to«bonc°up on "Aobert's while• this infortntitlon might 'seem
r , Ru
les of Order"' or, sit in ,ort a few elementary of commonsensical, to the
nieetinp out request' �isheard� veteran liorseatvner the novices are '
rr.
r .
1, y, planners have developed their oU/n holding the power,
r jargon which takes some getting, used Settling on An ordinance equitable
to both horsettian and non-horserrtan
y • 4N W �. c. -c
may take many, "hours" of bargaining
�r � , .. r6tt a lion Must ,
} g h with planning afftcials. Tti`e reiaortl ,
'! " ,� ► 1,10i
r� take Date 1 before ha shows, howevi r, that resaurcefal, w
w,jell=
a v organized group;f cart, fireserve. the "right
butlldoier reaithes
�K Goring for f/oeses Since 1882--�.`s-c_ to keep thein htsrses within heavily,
theen,.__t: `�...._.'-
�> developed res'lraastitlal'areas,-- The je�b
tias� Good Products' - isn't finished �tipon acceptante of an
Mahe to : If you for vocal, organized ordinance, th6ligh"zones can , be"
Goad, Healthy Horses oji))ositioo at the hearing, your group changed and the horsekeeping'privilege
might c6n,;,der having .legal counsel, .revoked if the burse does not prate to
rh ;.,; well versed hi land use, to lead the be a goad neighbPr,
d " � ��, „effort:
and cement truck reach the scene, As horse desperately needsstrong backing.;
experi"enced groups know, ftawever, from a,unifiednt�twork of port; 1nyen's
the winning 'effort takes mote than t5rganizations on such state and Federal
good timing;`$trong organization, tho topics as research allocations, trans
" rough research, constant compromise portatiottand health requ►rementsond
,and a whopping dose' of persistence are trail d'e�telopment. Whatever the issue
the active ingredients of a 'successful ar, level of government` involved,
the,,",
arse needs ou,,He's too busy enhanc-
campaign. , h �' �, ��►�� � 44''
" The lobbying skills used dt the local ins our lives , eon" defend hfirself in tip
level are also effective 'in battles that political arenas--tihat's our forte and ,s�r3
transcend community boundanes.'l'he his only,hope,for the future. ® r ,�' �,�
ti �,' a+� ;�
y w
r�
What About The 'Horse? r
a
convent
ntfor ou,bukvhat
Ho>j ' , your horse in a small area maybe ey`
t him? As the space inwe give the horse decreases, the rare weiieed to a rtir f" 6,6x" mj,P t f-
ab'ou P
E g rj, wri , lc►
.` give him ,increases Thought ul consideration of his needs .mi ht shed a w
dif f Brent light on:yaur ability to keep a horse happy and healthy in a limited
area,
foremost problem Eaciizg the r Y ', Rf
1
p onEined ha is lack of` exerc
nature a.:free-roaming grazer, the horse: s instinetive,iiiclination is, co move`
^, about whenever and however he feels like it: Any struciurtt that takes away'
,this freedom
freedom oE..movement--whether it s a s►i�all paddock m the backyard ���®• �,
ora 14 -by -14 stall at a nearby boardin&stable•�ran be the cause of� several
problems for the horse:
Swelling of the lower le s, or stocking 'up, occurs when the horse
P
stands in one place for' a prolonged period of time Fluid Dols in the lower
extremities because the rirculakory pumping meehanisms within the feet
work only as the horse_step[�s up and down.
Wood chewing, criobing, weaving and stab walking are all signs of
boredom and frustration, Once these habits develop, they niay persist, even '
if' the horse receives, adequate daily exercise. . q R
o Biting and other displays of aggressiveness might, also be exhibited by
the' horse- who is. cooped up for long periods of time. This individual Will
often become irritated at the slightest disturbance.
If you have access to trails or other riding areas, preventing these ;
problems is simple; gii'e 'your, horse frequent' periods of�exercke daily if
�' 4 t .
possible)'to replace the activity he would initiate himself if kept in a„larger i
space. Allowing hlm turnout time in a large, or. arena where lie can
stretch his rriuscles and kick up his Heels vvili suffice if you are unable'ta ride
on a regular basis,
While the exercise requirements of a mature horse can be satisfied a�
conscientious effort ori your pr,rt, it's almost impossible to meet the; needs i a IN u.b a, '
of a foal or young horse in a small area Although some concerned owners 8Urke1
try to exercise foals while riding their dams, this activity is dangerous in Hooks
areas with moderate to heavy, raffic. Youngsters need to test and develop ,
Their growing bodies with frequent; vigorous. exercise, Unless large areas are t r
available for long periods of daily, turnout, the foal or young horse should
not be confined to a stall or snlal! corral. b
The confined horse needs regular;vaacination and deworming just as �y
t' murh as his 'free-raariiing counterpart, iE not more o. owners often .r
consider the'animal who is housed alone or with one or two other's to be
'isolated.'° In a disease context, however, this horse;is far from alone; the
density of most suburban horse populations virtually .fissures the ti ansmissioir
lr .
of illness via airborne pathogens, For this reason, practitioners riacain men�f
annual vaccinations for several infectious diseases, Check Mth your i
V
veterinarian for the ones he feels could be a threat 1n your geographic area t
Wherever he kept,. the horse faces a' lifelong battle against internal e ° ti,, ys��` r� .
Pa
Coiifineinent does hih the odds in favor of deadly invaders,; � t� '��
y , Y parasite
,
however. In a small area the home cannot easily avoid the infective tiaras
eggs in],is EeceS. Dail round level. will
gg feeding above
' y manure removal and ft. g g ,� , .. , �' f.. �siwi•� �.��,�'• .
help minimize infestation.
There's 'A brighter side to lift, in the barKyard, too, Beyond his extr��
'exercise, vactinatian and parasite control :needs, the horse does recei}'i:
:st5rne benefits from suburbati horsekeeping, lounging in a'paddock just a ,,�
few, yards from the house:, the Onfined horse is likely to attract attenh0n ' ' or injured.fi
k
and receive immediate tart should ltie ever"appear ecce: ` w� c _
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space r:euiemerts �ax 1.vestoc}k an A� S, ;A�i-M- x� �,ar�dR�SR
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P annara or�mi i. t. Ac1:$,a ; Commissioner Whee�eY made a motion, to,deny. ,
this P''opaSAI arirl t a l,thc; 'Commissi.on cnter into
shady toat;tr,,IPt°
to amend the Oz`ri.iri.ance--not dust ,the "'ries ianr3.o'r
cnn83* tion now k'
�
bt,xt to 'td}e a oa]�, a`t a `1 zea es. ` ARot oh s�conclea
by Commissioner
$en.net ; /l
u'
VO+'
*r, ;Commi.ss�.oiiers Max; �erinett; Whec]ex, ,tamtie
and Chai.rmaa� Ca7hext
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