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Elise & Nito

We've all gotta wear something..right ??

So why not show your support for the welfare of equines while doing so thumbup

Polos specifically chosen with quality in mind. Minimum pilling, wash well, and a comfort fit, while being a classic look. Caps likewise. Quality brushed cotton, with a gun metal buckle at rear. Embroidery by long term friend and supporter of Quest, Anna Clancy from K n' A Embroidery. Anna is fastidious in her work and does a lovely job. 

ANNA IS VERY KINDLY DONATING 10% OF THE TOTAL PRICE OF ALL ORDERS BACK TO QUEST  
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Quest Cap

CAPS $10 
Heavy brushed cotton.
6 panel structured.
Pre-curved peak.
Fabric strap with gun metal buckle and tuck-in return.

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COTTON STRETCH PIQUE POLOS $30 
200gsm cotton stretch pique.
95% cotton/5% elastance.
Soft feel, yet hard wearing.
Full taped neck seam & half moon yoke.
Twin needle stitched all over garment.
Side splits.
Minimum Pilling.
ORDERS & PAYMENTS TO GO DIRECTLY TO ANNA PLEASE
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All orders very much appreciated 
   
LADIES GENTS

 8 - Half Chest 42.5cm
10 - Half Chest 45cm
12 - Half Chest 47.5cm
14 - Half Chest 50cm
16 - Half Chest 52.5cm
18 - Half Chest 55cm
20 - Half Chest 57.5cm
22 - Half Chest 60cm

S - Half Chest 53.5cm
M - Half Chest 56cm
L - Half Chest 58.5cm
XL - Half Chest 61cm
2XL - Half Chest 63.5cm
3XL - Half Chest 66cm
4XL - Half Chest 68.5cm
5XL - Half Chest 71cm

'Half Chest' -> Lay flat a top that fits you well.
Measure from under armpit, to under armpit, across the chest.


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APPRECIATION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO

K n' A Embroidery

FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF OUR FUNDRAISING EFFORTS.

PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TOWARDS SUPPORTING THE TREATMENT & REHABILITATION OF EQUINES IN CARE

 

 


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Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 August 2010 22:17)

 
SEASONAL TIP - TAKE CARE, SPRING IS IN THE AIR!

LAMINITIS - from Quest Vice President, Dr. J. Mulholland BSc. BVMS

From the middle of winter heading into spring I begin seeing laminitis cases. As day length increases and the weather becomes milder the growth rate and photosynthesis of plants increase and so does the risk of laminitis. Cases this year include a 6 year old quarter horse, 10 year old arab and 8 year old pony. All mares. The risk factors are breed, age and gender. Middle aged, fat, female, equine. Ponies with a previous history of laminitis should already be in out of risk areas, and you could organise your feeding program for those ponies through the spring now. Too late to go looking for the right hay at the last minute.

I rarely recommend anything, but if you need a feed for ponies in confinement throughout the lush months ahead ask your feed supplier about WALK-EASY. This feed was developed in consultation with me for obesity and treatment of acute and chronic lamintis. For more information go to www.dmstockfeeds.com.au - nutrition and click on the tabs.

If you have obese horses this is the time to rethink what is healthy.

Obesity combined with the other risk factors significantly tips the scales in favour of a horse or pony developing laminitis. Mares are at most risk. For more information also go to www.farriervet.com - laminitis and read topics relevant to your situation. Once your precious equine, horse, pony or donkey has developed lamintis it can never be reversed, and this disease is the number one crippler and eventual killer of horses.

Take care, spring is in the air.

 

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