The costs of horse ownership can get very expensive. It's much cheaper to operate a car for a year. The average board depending on where you live in is $500/month and normally that includes daily care, turnout, a clean stall, feed. Add in vet bills which are about $300/year for a healthy horse (I'm including a basic checkup and vaccinations and deworming in this) and in the $10,000s for a horse that runs into some problems. Shoeing is $40 every six weeks. Supplements can be about $1,000 but that's optional. A good comfortable saddle can be over $600. I've kept horses of my own and now I work for an equine vet.

Jeff,
Try Thunderbird.

I left Morrisville the semester before they put the cellphones in. The problem they have up there at least when I attended is that only Cingular and Verizon work there (and apparently Nextel). I had Sprint and had to switch to someone else since my phone would work only once I got 20 miles away from the school itself. From what I can remember the landlines and long distance plans at Morrisville were horrible as well.

That's pretty sad if it took you a whole two minutes to read that.

If you actually clicked on the link you'd see that there IS a screen.

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