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    The Jersey Devil; he has the face of a goat, body of a kangaroo, legs of a crane, wings like a bat, and pig’s feet. The idea of these features mashed together just seems impossible. This bizarre creature is believed to inhabit Pine Barrens, in Southern New Jersey. How could such a strange creature come into existence? There are many different variations of the Jersey Devil legend, but the more known one tells the story of Mother Jane Leeds. Mother Leeds lived in Pine Barrens in poverty. The year…

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    How to saddle a horse A lot of the times little girls always want a pony. They seem like such fun when they are only a thought at the back of their mind. They want what they see in the movies. The pretty horses who are always well behaved and simple to work with, but they are far from easy to work with. One of the first things that need to be done, is catch said horse. Sometimes this can be very easy, and sometimes it’s the hardest part of the job. Once the animal is caught take your lead rope…

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    Hoof Print I have been around horses ever since I can remember because my mom loves horses. I took lessons every week to become a better rider with my horse, “Poe.” Carol, my new instructor (appositive), told me to try to not use stirrups when riding him. We started off walking around the ring without any stirrups, which was easy, so she told me to pick up a trot and move faster. I did that, but what happened was the stirrups ended up bumping Poe in the side, which made him think that I was…

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    Though gambling is commonly known to be a fun activity, this is not always the case for everyone. Van Hoof et al. (2007) have categorised five motives why individuals gamble. The first four can be considered to have a fun-related purpose. These reason being; for entertainment, social activity, exhilaration and the hope of winning. The motive that can be regarded as not being for enjoyment and can lead to becoming a hazard to a person's health is a behavioural disorder. The Oxford dictionary…

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    “Here we are now what?” “These boots go on the hoof of Comet,” The wizard said, handing Pete four of the boots. “You will note they remarked for the hoof the fit.” Handing the reindeer reigns to one of the helpers, Pete takes the boots looking to see where they go. Sly and one of the elves puts the boots on Dancer while Pet and a helper fit Comet with his. Let’s let them walk around the barn to see how they will take to something being on the hoof.” Pete suggested. “Good idea,” Sly said,…

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    Boxer the Great The book Animal Farm, by George Orwell, includes a special character named Boxer. Boxer is a one of the cart-horses and the most biggest and hard working animal of them all. Boxer is strong, hard working and respectful. Boxer is the most reliable and hardest working animal on the farm. “ There were days that when the entire work of the farm seemed to rest on his mighty shoulders” (Orwell 22). This quote shows how much of a hard working animal Boxer is. The phrase “mighty…

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    hands high, and as strong as any two ordinary horses put together.” is on page one, “A white stripe down his nose gave him a somewhat stupid appearance…” on page one, and “…Boxer, rearing up on his hind legs and striking out with his great iron-shod hoofs like a stallion.”…

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    How To Ride A Bull Essay

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    When You Mess with the Bull, You Get the Hoofs and Horns There may never be greater excitement than riding a full-grown bull with all the unpredictability it entails. And yet, the sport itself is never shy of danger. Many who have gained some mastery of the sport have met disastrous endings in the quest of making their “most dangerous 8 seconds” stick. A bull riding helmet (from retailers such as A.A. Callister's) is a great way to upgrade your safety. Without ample protection, riding a…

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    utopia to his death. He had collapsed due to starvation and work overload, which resulted in him having a great injury. At the cowshed, Boxer proves his loyalty and how he is a valuable soldier, by knocking a stable boy unconscious with his mighty hoof in chapter 4. The difference between Boxer and the pigs is that Boxer was not bloodthirsty and was feeling great remorse when he realises he had killed the stable boy, while the pigs did not care about the condition of the boy. Boxer’s mottos such…

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    Olney: White Squirrels

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    At the beginning of time there was only one living species. What was that one species? It was squirrels. Now squirrels covered the land masses that covered the earth, but only in one certain spot of land could a certain species of squirrels survive. The one species were of the color white. As white as the snow. That one spot that they could survive was known Olney. Olney was located one hundred or so miles south of the southern tip of Lake Michigan. Now in Olney there weren’t only white…

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