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Categories: Horse News, The Force of the Horse
Straight from the Horse's Heart 
OMG !!!!! Im the one making the most posts ??????
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OMG! Right behind you here, Arlene!!!! Thnx 4 believing!!! Where is everyone else?
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Well, one of my resolutions last year was to add constructively to the national dialogue about our wild horses and burros… looks like I did, at least here — assuming that quantity and quality are approximately equivalent.
Happier New Year to all!
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“Well” wooda thunk it—–I’ve only one thing to say “goodby to the year of the horse”
Happy New Year
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Actually, the Year of the Horse does not conclude until Feb 19th which is Chinese New Year day and the Year of the Goat will be ushered in.
2015 — a Goat Year
Chinese New Year 2015 will be the year of the goat. For people born in the year of the goat (1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003 ), 2015 is considered an auspicious year.
“Goats” are said to like to be in groups. They are honest, intimate, and can be easily moved by the misfortune of others…
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Thank you, RT for setting me straight, I just assumed their year ran like ours.
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