Horse Apples

Horse apples by any other name still have to be shoveled. At least after reading this delidghtful book you can smile as you scoop.

The Little Book of Horse Poop

by Becki Bell

If you've stepped in it, scooped it, dumped it or composted it, you'll appreciate this tribute to the stuff that comes from the business end of your horse. This unique little book features horse poop trivia, history, facts and humorous tips that will be enjoyed by anyone who has ever had to clean up after a horse.

Everything you had no idea you ever wanted to know about your horse's manure, including:

* How to make mucking-out easier

* Why horse manure and public trails are not really incompatible

* How horse poop helped launch the world's first practical balloon

* The scoop on some unusual horse poop business ventures

* How to make paper out of horse poop

* What some of the world's great thinkers had to say about horse poop

* Strategies for dealing with and disposing of your own manure pile

* ... and much more

" ... a delightful compilation of useful tips, ticklers and information on all aspects of horse manure ... a nature-friendly, fun little book that anyone will love."

—Natural Horse Magazine

Once you've read this entertaining, short compendium of poop tidbits you'll not only know more than you ever wanted to about equine excrement but you'll also know how to better deal with it."

—The Northwest Horse Source

Becki Bell is a long-time horse enthusiast and former editor of "Canter Magazine." She currently owns and operates the popular equestrian website EquinePost.com, and does some freelance writing when she has the time. As an almost full-time mother of three, her horse life currently involves living vicariously through her pony-loving kids and watching her old mare eat grass in the backyard. In her lifetime she's mucked approximately 3,250 barrels of horse manure.

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