[Ag-eq] update on my job

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Aleeha:

I'm glad the job is working out for you.  I look forward to more updates.  Wow,
50 horses, how can you keep them all straight?

Is there information on each horse and if so how do you access it?

What all do you have to do?

You will probably be in great shape by the end of the summer.

Nella
Quoting Aleeha Dudley via Ag-eq <ag-eq at nfbnet.org>:

> Hey All,
>      Finally, school is out and I can write about my wonderful first
> shift at the stables. It turned out to be a week later than planned
> because I needed o&M services first. I spent the first hour or so of
> my shift haying the approximately 50 horses in the barn. I was told
> from the get go that I would not be treated differently than anyone
> else, and that was the case. I also mucked 4 stalls and continued to
> learn where everything was in and around the barn. It was a
> wonderfully challenging experience and I woke up the next day sore as
> sore could be and with a riding class at 8 A.M., at which I rode a
> semi truck of a horse hunt seat. So needless to say, I was ever so
> sore on that Saturday, but wouldn't trade it for the world.
> Aleeha and Dallas
>
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