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Qisma a Very Lucky Horse
This is the story of one of my horses named Qisma his name means lucky in arabic. I adopted him from the humane society after him and twenty one other horses were taken away from there owners. Qisma was one of the lucky ones because him and eight others lived the rest had to be put down. The people who owned them let many of there animals starve to death and not just horses. Qisma was in bad shape when I first saw him, his hoofs were so long that some people called him ski because it looked like he was skiing. Qisma is a black arabian but he did not look like one, his belly was burn from standing in a pen for one year with out being cleaned. When I first saw Qisma he was two colors light brown on the bottom and black on top, he was afraid of every one and everything. It took me almost a year, with the help of a vet to get him back to his right weight, he would not eat apples at first or his grain. I have had Qisma for four years now and he is a beautiful black arabian, he loves to be brushed and petted. So if you see a animal who deeds help or a person we all should help. Thanks for listening to my story.
Horse Halters
Halters come in many different sizes and colors so make sure that you have the right size.Halters sizes are pony,small horse,arabian,horse, large horse, and extra large horse. Halters are made from leather and nylon both are pretty good. Leather halters will dry out if you do not take care of them. Leather halter should be wipe down with a oil or a leather softener to keep them from cracking. Nylon is good but not has strong as leather, nylon can rip at the joints. Make sure went you buy a halter that is adjustable in both front and back because all horses are a little bit different. The color is up to you because your horse does not care. If you look close at the picture you can see that they is a clip on one side this makes it a lot easier to put on and take off. I hope this has help you a little and I would recommend a halter like the one in the picture.
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