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Undergraduate Student Handbook
August 2014
Minimum Academic Preparation Standards (MAPS)
Students entering CU Boulder who finished high school in the spring of 1988 or later must meet the Minimum Academic Preparation Standards (MAPS) specified by their school/college (see below). Students who did not complete these courses in high school are required to enroll in appropriate college classes to address the deficiency. Students must enroll, and complete at least one MAPS course each term, beginning in their first semester of enrollment, until all the requirements have been completed. Please contact the Undergraduate Office for a list of courses that will meet MAPS requirements.
● English - 4 units ● Natural Science-3 units ● Foreign Language-2 units
● Math - 4 units ● Social Science-2 units ● Academic Elective in the Arts-2 units
Advanced Placement
Students may take Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) exams to earn credit or advanced standing at CU Boulder. Specific exams and course equivalents are listed online at:
The College of Music follows the composite (theory and aural skills) grading system for the AP test. Students with an AP test score of 4 are placed into second semester theory and aural skills, and students with a score of 5 are placed into third semester courses. A final determination as to how AP or IB credits outside of music may apply to degree requirements is made by the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies.
Course Registration
Music majors register for classes during pre-registration periods in November (for the following spring) and April (for the following fall). Before registering, students should:
1) Meet with their advisor to select courses in accordance with their degree program. Students have access to their records at https://MyCUInfo.colorado.edu, where they can download transcripts and view degree progress forms to bring to advising sessions.
2) Have their advisor sign the Advisor Approval Form available online. http://www.colorado.edu/music/undergraduate-degrees/advising
3) Return the Advisor Approval form to the Undergraduate Studies Office; office staff will remove the registration hold and add applied lessons to their schedule.
4) Students can then register for classes. Staff in the Undergraduate Office are available to help with registration, and can resolve time conflicts and make scheduling adjustments. All registration dates and deadlines, tuition payment information, etc. can be found on MyCUInfo or the Registrar website. http://registrar.colorado.edu/calendar/calendars_schedules.html
Music Theory and Aural Skills Classes
Ordinarily, students complete all music theory and aural skills classes in a four-semester sequence. When students fail a music theory class, they are not permitted to enroll in the next level of music theory; when students fail an aural skills class, they are not permitted to enroll in the next level of aural skills. In such situations, students are best served by extending their degree program and re-enrolling in the appropriate class at the next available opportunity. Students may be enrolled in different levels of music theory and aural skills at the same time. Students also may complete equivalent music theory and aural skills classes at another institution during a summer term to minimize the amount of time by which the degree program is extended. Any such transfer credits must be approved by the Music Theory Chair and Undergraduate Associate Dean.
BM and BA students may use the pass/fail option for up to 12 credits of non-music course work required for the degree, except Written Communications. BME students may use the pass/fail option only for K-12 student teaching. Transfer students are limited to one pass-fail credit for every eight semester hours of credit earned in the College of Music. Students must follow the pass/fail policies of the college or school in which such credit is earned.
Academic Policies
Admission Deferrals and Cancellations
Students admitted to the College of Music may defer admission for up to two semesters (not including summer) without re-applying or re-auditioning. Students who have deferred admission must contact the Undergraduate Studies Office before enrolling in music courses so that diagnostic exams, placement auditions, and other orientation activities can be scheduled. Please contact the Office of Admissions for more specific information about deferrals and cancellations. http://www.colorado.edu/admissions/undergraduate/who-do-i-contact-intl
Class Loads
The normal academic load for an undergraduate student in the College of Music is 15 to 17 credit hours. Schedules of fewer than 12 or more than 19 hours must be approved by the Undergraduate Associate Dean.
Successful work in the College of Music is dependent on regular attendance in all classes. At the beginning of each semester, instructors will inform students of policies governing grading and attendance in each class. Students are expected to attend classes and comply with the attendance requirements specified by their instructors. For ensembles and other performance classes, attendance at dress rehearsals, major concerts, and other approved/sanctioned performances, as listed in the course syllabus, also is required.
Final Exams
The Final Exam schedule policy is available on the Registrar website. Students are responsible for making travel arrangements that do not conflict with their final exam schedule.
Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities are encouraged to contact Disability Services (303-492-8671; N200 Center for Community) to arrange for testing and other support services. If you qualify for accommodations because of a diagnosed/documented disability, please have Disability Services submit an official letter to the Undergraduate Associate Dean in a timely manner so your needs may be addressed. http://www.colorado.edu/disabilityservices
Students are responsible for distinguishing among and adhering to university deadlines for adding and dropping courses. Wednesday of the third week of classes is the standard deadline for dropping courses without an instructor's signature; by meeting this deadline, a "W" grade does not appear on the transcript and students are not charged tuition or fees for the course. After this date, a special action form signed by the instructor and the Undergraduate Associate Dean is required to drop a course. After the tenth week of classes, an administrative drop request will not be approved unless students provide documentation of extraordinary circumstances beyond their control (e.g., major accident, serious medical condition, family emergency) that affect performance in specific courses but not all courses. Suddenly discovering a course is more challenging than anticipated or that a grade is lower than hoped for is not adequate grounds for an administrative drop. Nonattendance does not constitute withdrawal and also is not adequate grounds for an administrative drop.
Students who have completed at least 50% of the required course work but who cannot satisfy remaining course requirements may request an incomplete grade. The instructor will determine whether an incomplete grade is justified. If so, the instructor must submit an incomplete grade request form to the Undergraduate Office specifying the conditions for earning a letter grade (amount and type of work required, deadline for completing work). "I" grades convert to an "F" after one calendar year. In applied music, students unable to satisfactorily perform a jury or proficiency exam may receive an incomplete if the instructor decides that the student's situation merits this. http://www.colorado.edu/music/undergraduate-degrees/advising
Students may withdraw from the College of Music and the University through the tenth week of the semester by obtaining the signature of the Undergraduate Associate Dean on a withdrawal form available from the Registrar Office. After the deadline, students must provide documentation of extraordinary circumstances beyond their control that affect their performance in all classes. http://registrar.colorado.edu/students/withdraw.html
StayConnected Program and Readmission Policies
Continuing students who have withdrawn from all classes and who are not under judicial suspension may apply to the StayConnected program. Students approved for the StayConnected program may access certain university benefits during the semester(s) they are not registered for classes. More information and the StayConnected application are available online. http://registrar.colorado.edu/students/stayconnected.html
Students who are inactive for two semesters or less may be automatically readmitted to the College of Music. After more than two semesters of inactivity (not including summer), a Dean's hold will be placed on the student's record and the student must reapply and re-audition for admission to the College of Music.
Change of Major
Students interested in changing their major (or adding a second degree program) within music should obtain an Undergraduate Change of Major form from the Undergraduate Office. This form must be signed by the appropriate area chairs, advisors, and Undergraduate Associate Dean.
A full-time undergraduate student in the College of Music who has completed at least 24 credit hours of course work by the end of the spring semester on the Boulder campus (excluding AP and IB credit or continuing education), and who earned a semester grade point average of at least 3.70, will be included on the Dean's Honor Roll for that semester. Students on the Dean's Honor Roll are also listed in the College of Music Honors Program. Students achieving a cumulative grade point average of 3.70-3.79 (honors), 3.80-3.89 (high honors) or 3.90-4.00 (highest honors) are recognized at commencement.
Student Academic Honesty
The University has an Honor Code that is strictly enforced for all classes. Students are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the highest standards and to follow the Honor Code Pledge which states: 'On my honor, as a University of Colorado at Boulder student, I have neither given nor received unauthorized assistance on this work.' Information about the Honor Code is available online at http://www.colorado.edu/honorcode/.
Academic Probation and Suspension
To remain in good academic standing, a student must maintain at least a 2.0 cumulative grade point average (GPA) and make satisfactory progress toward the degree as defined by the College of Music and area faculty.
Academic probation is an official notification that a student's grades are unsatisfactory. Any undergraduate student who has a cumulative or semester grade point average below 2.0 is automatically placed on academic probation for the following three semesters. (Cumulative GPA is calculated on grades earned at this university). Students placed on academic probation will be limited to one ensemble and 15 credit hours. If a probationary student's GPA (semester and/or cumulative) at the end of any probationary semester is not 2.0 or above will result in automatic suspension. Any undergraduate student who has a cumulative or semester GPA below 1.0 is automatically suspended without a probationary period.
While on suspension, students may not register for CU main campus classes during the fall or spring semester and are not considered eligible for graduation. To regain good academic standing, suspended students must earn a semester GPA of 2.0 or higher and raise their cumulative GPA to 2.0 or above during the following term by successfully completing a minimum of 12 credits (with no withdrawals, no incomplete grades, and no courses taken pass/fail) through Continuing Education or CU summer session. http://conted.colorado.edu/ Courses taken at other campuses or institutions will not be used for purposes of reinstatement but credits earned may be transferred according to normal procedures and policies after reinstatement and readmission. Suspended students who raise their cumulative GPA to 2.0 or above may then petition for readmission and receive a personal hearing before the Undergraduate Associate Dean. Students who have been dismissed must reapply for admission to the University after being reinstated by the College.
Scholarship Probation and Suspension
Undergraduate music majors are eligible for scholarships or renewal of their scholarships as long as they make satisfactory progress in their major (as determined by the faculty), demonstrate satisfactory proficiency in jury exams and auditions, enroll in ensemble, and maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Students who have a cumulative GPA below 3.0 will be placed on scholarship probation for a maximum of two semesters (consecutive or cumulative), provided the GPA improves each semester. A copy of the notification will be sent to the applicable applied faculty and advisor. Students on scholarship probation who do not earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher by the end of the probationary period will have their scholarship(s) revoked.
Academic Advising
All music majors are assigned an advisor/mentor who will guide them through degree requirements. The studio professor serves as the advisor for BM students. BME students are assigned faculty advisors from the Music Education faculty, and BA students meet with the staff advisor, Victoria Ibarra, or the Undergraduate Associate Dean.
Degree Requirement Sheets
General degree requirements are listed in the CU general catalog. http://www.colorado.edu/catalog/.
Music majors are urged to review their degree requirement sheet for their specific major. Students will find these forms essential in keeping track of their degree progress towards graduation. Students can also access their degree progress via Degree Audit/Transfer Credit Evaluation in MyCUInfo. http://www.colorado.edu/music/academics/undergraduate-degrees
Transfer Credit Evaluation
Classes from other universities in which a grade of C- or higher has been earned generally will transfer to CU Boulder as long as an equivalent course is offered here. Transfer credit for applied study is based on applied standing and performance proficiency, as typically demonstrated through a live audition. For information about transferring courses, please review the transfer equivalency guide.
Course catalogs/descriptions for universities around the country are online at: http://www.collegesource.org. Students wishing to take summer school courses at other universities or colleges should seek pre-approval from the Undergraduate Office to make sure the credit will transfer.
Transfer Students
Of the 120+ hours required for an undergraduate degree in music, the last 56 credits must be completed in residence in the College of Music. This may be reduced by the Undergraduate Associate Dean for excellent work done at this university and for good scholarship exhibited at previous institutions attended. In no case shall the minimum be fewer than 45 hours distributed over three semesters. At least 9 hours in applied lessons must be earned in this college for the BM and BME music degrees, and 6 hours for the BA in music degree.
Advisor Approval Forms
Each semester, before students register, they must schedule an advising appointment with their advisor and obtain their advisor's signature on an Advisor Approval form. The form must be completely filled out and submitted to the Undergraduate Office before their enrollment time. Students will be registered for applied lessons and other courses (proficiency, recitals, etc.) according to the information provided on the form.
Graduation Check-out Forms
Students must complete a Graduation check-out appointment the semester prior to graduation. The check-out form is available online at http://www.colorado.edu/music/undergraduate-degrees/advising. All students are requested to complete an Exit Questionnaire upon graduation. Deadlines to apply for graduation: December – October 1, May & August – December 15. Information about music commencement will be on the college website, while dates and procedures for the university commencement can be found online at http://www.colorado.edu/commencement/.
The Undergraduate Associate Dean and his staff are available between 9 am and 4 pm to meet with any student who has concerns or questions. Appointments can be scheduled in advance by the Undergraduate Office staff. Walk-in hours are on Mondays and Fridays from 1-4 pm.
Degree Program and Certificates
Undergraduate degrees include the Bachelor of Music (BM), the Bachelor of Music Education (BME) and the Bachelor of Arts in music (BA). Students also may elect to earn a Certificate in Jazz Studies, Certificate in Music Technology or Certificate in Music Entrepreneurship (includes business minor) in conjunction with their degree. There are requirement sheets that list specific courses needed for graduation in each different degree. Incoming freshmen and transfer music students declared a degree before their first semester. There is no minor in music.
Eligible students, with approval of faculty in the relevant areas, may complete a dual degree in music performance and music education or a double major in music performance. Normally, such programs take at least five years to complete. The dual major in music performance and music education requires 144 to 148 credit hours, depending on the music performance area. All requirements must be satisfied for each degree and the degrees are awarded concurrently. Students pursuing a double major in music performance must complete at least 15 additional credit hours beyond the 120 credit hours required for a single performance major. Requirements pertaining to applied study, chamber music, sophomore proficiency, junior recital and senior recital must be fulfilled separately for each degree; up to four credits of university ensemble can be applied to both majors when appropriate and with faculty/advisor approval. Students completing all requirements are awarded a single Bachelor of Music degree with two majors. The decision to earn more than one music degree or major should be carefully weighed, as it may be more advantageous for a student to complete a single degree/major and then begin work on a graduate degree in music.
Bachelor of Music
A minimum of 120 credit hours is required for Bachelor of Music degrees. BM students complete approximately 80 hours in music, including core requirements in music theory, history, and literature. The BM requires 30 non-music credits, including 3 in English composition, and up to 12 credits of free electives (music or non-music courses). Most degrees include approximately 36 hours of upper level courses.
Bachelor of Music Education
A minimum of 126 credit hours is required for the Bachelor of Music Education degree. BME students complete approximately 60 hours in music, including core requirements in music theory, history, and literature. The BME requires 24 hours of non-music credits and approximately 40 hours of course work in music teacher education as required for licensure. For more information, refer to the music education Undergraduate Handbook.
Bachelor of Arts
A minimum of 120 credit hours is required for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Of these hours, at least 68 must be in non-music courses, 45 must be in music, and 8 are free electives (music or non-music courses). A minimum of thirty credit hours must be taken at the 3000 or 4000 level.
Students may elect to pursue a degree in a non-music field (e.g., engineering, business, journalism, arts or science major) in addition to a music degree, and this is done most often in conjunction with the BA degree in music. A double degree program can only be completed with the advisement and approval of the second degree-granting department, school, or college. Most double degrees require more than four years to complete. Resident students completing a double degree may exceed the 145 credit hour College Opportunity Fund limit.
Certificate in Jazz Studies
The Certificate in Jazz Studies is designed to allow students to study jazz at a higher level than music degrees generally require without specializing to the extent required by the BM degree in Jazz Studies. The certificate curriculum, consisting of a minimum of 18 credit hours, includes classes such as jazz theory, aural foundations to jazz, improvisation, history of jazz, scoring and arranging, jazz keyboard, electronic music, jazz combo, and jazz ensemble. These courses are required in addition to those in each degree plan. Entrance into the program is by audition in the sophomore year. For more information, please refer to the website: http://www.colorado.edu/music/academics/certificate-programs
Certificate in Music Technology
The Certificate in Music Technology provides students with an opportunity to study music technology in greater depth than music degrees currently allow. Each participating student must elect the certificate's curriculum in addition to the normal requirements of their degree program. The curriculum consists of 18 credit hours, including an introduction to technology course, and classes in composing at the computer, interdisciplinary performances, recording techniques, and special topics in music technology. For more information, please refer to this website: http://www.colorado.edu/music/academics/certificate-programs.
Certificate in Music Entrepreneurship
The Certificate in Music Entrepreneurship is offered in partnership with the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship at the Leeds School of Business. The curriculum consists of 18 credit hours and will give students a range of tools to develop their career and apply entrepreneurial skills to their professional development. Students will take a combination of music and business courses, participate in an internship with an entrepreneurial venture, and take a capstone exam. For more information, please refer to the website: http://www.colorado.edu/music/academics/certificate-programs.
Dean's Convocation
Dean's Convocation (11-11:50 am on Tuesday) is an extension of the CU Boulder Campus and College of Music orientation programming. Convo sessions are designed to provide new undergraduate music majors with the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in making progress toward a music degree.
Freshman music majors are required to attend all ten convocation sessions. Transfer student attendance is not required, but individuals are strongly encouraged to attend and participate in any sessions that may be particularly interesting and/or relevant to future success. Bring your BuffOne Card to each convocation session. Students should swipe their card in the card reader upon arrival. After the convocation has ended, students will swipe their card again. Students must arrive on time and stay for the entire convocation session in order to receive credit. Up to two excused absences from Dean's Convocation can be made up by attending a recital/concert event and submitting the program to the Undergraduate Office. Students who do not attend the required number of Dean's Convocation sessions will have a registration hold placed on their record and will not be able to register for the spring semester classes during their designated enrollment appointment.
Ensemble Requirements
Music majors are required to be in an ensemble appropriate to and required by their degree program every semester that they take applied studio lessons. Exceptions are voice majors during the semester of their senior recital, BME students during their student teaching semester, and piano and guitar students whose sight-reading and accompanying classes fulfill the ensemble requirement during their first year of study. Freshmen and sophomores register for the 1000 level of ensemble; juniors and seniors register for the 3000 level. BME students who major in wind, brass, or percussion are strongly encouraged to be in Marching Band during their first year.
Music scholarship students must register for applied lessons and participate in an ensemble each semester they are enrolled, regardless of their degree (other than the exceptions mentioned above). Students who do not adhere to the ensemble requirement may be dropped from applied study and their music scholarships may be cancelled. Further information is available online at http://music.colorado.edu/ensembles/.
Juries and Proficiencies
Students must pass a variety of jury tests and proficiency exams during their degree work. Each area has different requirements so students need to consult the chair of their area and/or their studio professor. Students must register for and pass a Sophomore Proficiency exam. Those who cannot pass their Sophomore Proficiency receive a grade of incomplete (I) and cannot progress to the Junior level of applied study or register for junior recital until the proficiency is achieved. Studio professors provide students with proficiency and repertoire requirements. Students cannot register for senior recital unless they have passed the junior recital and all keyboard proficiency requirements.
Recitals and Recordings
BM and BME students are required to perform a half-hour Junior recital. BM students are also required to perform a one-hour Senior recital. After consulting with their studio professor, students need to complete a Student Recital Scheduling form. All information for scheduling recitals can be found on the College of Music website at
http://www.colorado.edu/music/students/scheduling-recital-programs. The fee for scheduling a recital is $100, which includes the cost of two CD recordings, (one for the Music Library Archives and one for the performer), a stage manager, marketing and programs. Senior students may begin signing up for a recital during the fourth week of each semester while juniors may begin signing up during the fifth week. Students may elect to schedule a recital up to a full semester early. All students must preview their recital before an appropriate faculty committee at least three weeks prior to the recital. Contact your studio professor to arrange the preview.
Leasing School Instruments
The College is able to lease a limited number of musical instruments, contingent on availability and instructor approval, to students enrolled in music classes, with priority given to music majors.
Log in to your colorado.edu email address and fill out the form at this link: http://tinyurl.com/UCBInstruments
After completing the form, see Sean Kemp or Bethany Nickel in the Music Ed TA office, N118, to pick up a school-owned instrument. All marching band instruments are checked out separately by marching band personnel. Some instruments require approval from your studio professor to be checked out. All questions and individual appointments can be emailed to email@example.com.
Imig Music Building
Active music majors will have 24-hour swipe access to the Imig Music Building. Main entrances will continue to be open from 7 am until 11 pm, except on University holidays and other designated dates (e.g., Saturdays on which home football games are scheduled).
Practice Rooms
New students must fill out and sign a Swipe Card Agreement form to gain access to practice room corridors. Once the form has been completed and processed, students can use their BuffOne cards (obtained in C4C) to open the electronic locks on the practice corridors. All practice rooms in the secured corridors are reserved for music majors only, please do not prop open corridor doors. In accordance with College of Music Student Government policy, after a ten-minute period of being away from a practice room, a student will have relinquished any claim to the room. Practice room privileges may be revoked for major violations of the Swipe Card Agreement or other inappropriate behavior. Please refrain from bringing food or beverages other than water into any practice room.
Active music majors have access to lockers in the Imig Music building. To check out lockers in the Imig Music Building for the 2014-15 year, please follow these instructions Log in to your colorado.edu email address and fill out the form at this link: http://tinyurl.com/MusicLockers. After completing the form, bring $15 to either Sean Kemp or Bethany Nickel in the Music Ed TA office, N118. When you turn in your $15, which covers the full school year, you will receive a locker number and combination. Students are responsible for removing their locks by the end of the spring semester in May.
Computer Labs (CAML & CRUNCH)
The Computer-Assisted Music Laboratories I and II (CAML) are designed primarily for classroom instruction. They feature numerous workstations, each with a Musical Instrument Digital Interface, sampling keyboard, and computer. The CRUNCH lab, which is adjacent to the CAML Lab, is a full electronic music project studio. This lab is optimized for computer music research (including live interactive performance systems) as well as sound recording and editing projects and audio/video production. These labs are located in the basement of the North wing of the building. You must fill out a Swipe Card Agreement Form in the music office to gain access for personal use.
Music Library
The Howard Waltz Library is located on the 2nd floor in the north wing of the music building. Students can access the collection online at http://libraries.colorado.edu/.
Bulletin Board
The undergraduate bulletin board is located next to room C199. Information concerning scholarships and important dates will be posted on this board. Important reminders and announcements will also be distributed to students via the undergraduate music student listserve (firstname.lastname@example.com).
University email addresses are the official method of communicating with students. All students are provided with free access to the web and an e-mail account in conjunction with MyCUInfo. Each student is responsible for activating their e-mail account and checking it regularly. Many important communications regarding degrees will be emailed to students and deadlines will appear on MyCUInfo. For information, contact http://oit.colorado.edu.
Contacting Faculty
Students can contact faculty via voice messages, email, or by leaving messages in Faculty Mail Boxes located in the Music Office. For reference, go online to: http://music.colorado.edu/faculty/.
Conflict Resolution
Problems and conflicts of interest that students encounter should be brought to the attention of the Undergraduate Associate Dean. If a satisfactory resolution cannot be reached between the parties concerned, the problem will be referred to the Ombuds Office.
Internships and the Entrepreneurship Center for Music
The Entrepreneurship Center for Music helps students to think creatively about using their talents in the music industry and to develop an entrepreneurial spirit by offering specialized courses and workshops, featuring lectures by guest speakers, and arranging individual appointments in order to discuss career options. The internship program also provides valuable experience outside of the classroom in affiliation with arts organizations around the state and country. More information about the E-center is available at http://music.colorado.edu/departments/ecm/. Forms for Internships are available online at http://careerservices.colorado.edu/students/jobs.aspx.
Concerts Cards
The College of Music offers a variety of concerts that require tickets, including the CU Opera, the Artists Series, and the Takács Encore Series. Students may obtain a Concerts Card for $30, which allows them to purchase $60 worth of tickets for these events. They may be purchased on-line at registration time or at the concerts office located in the University Club. Students can purchase up to 3 cards a semester. http://tickets.cupresents.org/
Student Organizations
The student body of the College of Music has its own government, represented by the College of Music Student Government and the Graduate Music Student Council. Honorary music fraternities include Mu Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Iota and Kappa Kappa Psi. Pi Kappa Lambda, the national scholastic honorary music fraternity, is also an active organization on this campus. Music education majors are eligible for membership in student chapters of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), and the American String Teachers Association (ASTA).


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Last we heard from M.i, the Austin repper had just learned one of life's toughest lessons: sometimes you've gotta Take a Loss in order to reign victorious in the end. Fresh off that... More
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Featuring: Thee Tom Hardy
Song: Live My Life
There's something about the first leak from SMKA's upcoming The 808 Experiment Vol. 3, called Live My Life, that I simply can't get enough of. Let me try to explain: Producers SMKA set the mood... More
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Artist: Hollywood FLOSS
Song: Dream Killer 2.0
If you've been wondering where Hollywood Floss has been since September (when last we heard him on the Booth), here's an update: the DJBooth Freestyle alum is still making dope music. The Houston... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: Attitude
Song: Music Is My Girlfriend
Some hip-hoppers enter the game in hopes that the artistic mystique will help them get with more women. For others, however, the work becomes its own object, monopolizing their time but, in return,... More
Posted 4 years ago
Song: Lady Hip Hop
Considering his enormously successful 4:57 PM mixtape kicked off 2010, it's only right that we close out the year with rising star Laws and his brand new record Lady Hip Hop. With a title like that... More
Posted 4 years ago
Featuring: CyHi The Prynce
Song: Honor
With the year coming to a near close, it's clear that Brazilian-American rapper Laws has been one of 2010's breakthrough artists. Capitalizing off the success of his street album 4:57, the Florida... More
Posted 4 years ago
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Featuring: Emilio Rojas | Big K.R.I.T.
Song: Hold You Down (Remix)
It's been about five months since Laws dropped his breakthrough 4:57 Mixtape, but when you've cooked up a musical meal that delicious, you can eat off it for months. Or, in the case of Hold You... More
Posted about 5 years ago
Artist: Jarren Benton
Song: World Is Mine [Premiere]
Whose world is it? While Illmatic fanatics may be under the impression that it's theirs, Jarren Benton has a very different take on the matter. On his latest mixtape leak (another exclusive... More
Posted 5 years ago
Featuring: Joe Budden
Song: Target Practice
Where other rappers take the shotgun blast approach, Booth favorite (and freestyle series participant) Laws is more of a lyrical sharpshooter. How did he develop his knack for nailing details with... More
Posted 5 years ago
Featuring: Diz Gibran
Song: Look Easy
In sports it doesn't get much more intense than overtime (Olympics' U.S./Canada hockey game, anyone?), and Booth favorite emcee Laws is proving the same holds true when it comes to hip-hop with... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: Hold You Down
A little over a week ago, I was remarking on the fresh-nicities of Laws via his single, We Like It. Seven days after his exclusive DJBooth-released mixtape 4:57PM dropped, I can safely extend my... More
Posted 5 years ago
Artist: Phene
Song: Freedom Ain't Free
Dating back to the Vietnam War and trumpeted in recent years by the likes of Toby Keith, the slogan "Freedom isn't free" has always had an ominous, jingoistic ring to it. On mixtape lead... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: We Like It
I was hoping for some fresh and healthy hip-hop in my headphones today to balance out my consumption of slow jams and candy hearts yesterday (happy tardy Hallmark day, by the way). Fortunately, Laws... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: Shining [Premiere]
Laws, the Florida-based emcee we most recently saw speeding through his Daytona 500 freestyle, has gone from DJBooth newcomer to DJBooth favorite in only a matter of weeks. I guess there's no... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: Daytona 500
The 125th entry in our DJBooth.net Freestyle Series comes courtesy of Laws, the Spring Hill, Fla. native who recently earned reader acclaim for mixtape cuts Your Future Favorite Rapper and Number One.... More
Posted 5 years ago
Featuring: Jay Rock
Song: Number One
When an emcee introduces himself to Booth readers as Your Future Favorite Rapper and doesn't get laughed out of the (figurative) room, you know he's something special. On his latest... More
Posted 5 years ago
Ladies and gentlemen, meet Your Future Favorite Rapper. Though the title of Laws' first feature oozes confidence, the Spring Hill, Florida, rapper wasn't always so self-assured – in... More
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Marcus Lattimore had his right knee dislocated and sustained ligament damage against Tennessee, yet South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier believes the junior could eventually return to football. Spurrier visited Lattimore on Sunday and said the running back displayed a good attitude about his condition. Spurrier said team doctor Jeffrey Guy was able to put Lattimore's knee back in place soon after he was taken from the field to the hospital. Guy said in a statement that Lattimore's knee was hyperextended and resulted in injuries to several ligaments. Guy said there were no fractures, broken bones or other injuries and Lattimore's surgically repaired left knee was not affected. ''Marcus has already begun the process of prehabilitation prior to surgery and to his eventual return to football,'' the statement continued. Spurrier said the injury was significant, but discounted speculation Lattimore would never play football again. Lattimore has not used a redshirt season so he could ta...
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Surfers Paradise....
I couldn't surf if I tried however it looked fantasic and is part of the World Championships itinerary
Equipment: General surfing gear, ie: wetsuit, board, etc
Try the Java Surf Shack opposite the beach on the Pacific Coast Highway for gear rental...at what didn't seem too expensive prices
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For me running at HB was torture. I am so used to cooler climate that the humidity and hot weather were killing me. My heart rate went up to the sky all the time, even early in the morning. So I cannot imagine myself running this marathon, but as a viewer it might be fun.
Orange County's only Beachfront Marathon, including a half Marathon, 5k and surfkids mile run. A two day expo will include heatlh and fitness vendors, exhibitors, community groups, and event charities. There will be a tailgate party on Sunday which includes a beer garden and live entertainment.
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You can run, jog or stroll down the actual beach itself, of course. If you want to keep the sand out of your sneakers, walking or running along the 8.5-mile paved beachfront trail is another option. What better way to get your heart rate up and burn off some calories all while enjoying a fantastic view of the Pacific Ocean?
This paved trail is very nice, but when needing some cahllenge hit the beach. Running in the sand is very challenging and definitely good work-out..
Equipment: Sandals are not an option if you wanna run in the sand. Unless you don't like the feeling of thousand pounds of small stones in your shoes.
Surfing is a must!
HB is home to more than a half dozen surfing championships each year including the biggest surfing event in the world, the U.S. Open of Surfing.
So this place basically 'lives' from surfing. Surfers from all around gather here around the year and a regular visitor might get the spark for that board life right here at HB.
There are many courses and rental shops, all you need to do is ask for an instructor and there you go. Catch the next wave babe!
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'The Hunger Games' chooses Leven Rambin and Jack Quaid as the District 1 tributes
Well, when once we toiled over whom would play the heroes of "The Hunger Games," we've now progressed to who fills out the rest of the tributes competing in the winner-takes-all games.
According to Lionsgate Films, Leven Rambin has been cast as District 1 tribute, Glimmer, and Jack Quaid has been cast as her District teammate, Marvel.
Rambin, 20, has appeared in several TV shows, including "One Tree Hill" and "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles."
Aside from being the son of seasoned actors, Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, this will be 19-year-old Jack Quaid's first big Hollywood role, though "The Hunger Games" is one hell of a coming out party.
Fans who are familiar with the books know Glimmer and Marvel as two of the "career tributes" who come from the more well to do districts. They train their entire lives for the games and volunteer to take part instead of being chosen in the lottery. Glimmer and Marvel team up with the other "careers" in hunting down Katniss (played by Jennifer Lawrence), Peeta ( Josh Hutcherson) and their allies.
The two actors join Amandla Stenberg and Dayo Okeniyi who play District 11 tributes Rue and Thresh.
Are you happy with your District 1 tributes?
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Sci-fi thriller delivers a complex story from an all-star cast
Watching the new sci-fi thriller "Inception," one's greatest wish is to land the structural steel contact on director Christopher Nolan's dreams.
The movie plunges immediately into the many realities of Leonardo DiCaprio's Cobb, whose group provides a very particular form of industrial espionage.
Their specialty is stealing ideas from other's minds during their most vulnerable state, in dreams. That depends on the bio-tech skill to build dreams before the target subconscious gets alarmed.
When it come to dream architecture, and Cobb and Nolan have no shortage of schematics. As the movie probes his subconscious, and other's, the computer graphics team works overtime creating entire cities, some that fold at right angles.As can be expected from the talented Nolan, it's very skillful. What it isn't is very dreamy. More like long, loud and very concrete.
Some critics are hailing "Inception" as the movie that might save summer for the adult audience. Nolan's presence at the helm certainly raises hopes. He's responsible for the classic "Memento," a twisty noir look at memory loss.
More reassuring for Hollywood, Nolan also brought home two well-received Batman movies, each lugging sacks of money, with another to come.
While Nolan has screenwriting credits on all those projects, they all began with someone else's work, including his brother Jon's short story for "Memento."
"Inception," a complicated and repetitive movie, suggests Nolan might be better at casting a cool eye on the work of others and taking their best than on editing himself.
If you are looking for mindless summer fun, be warned that the people down the row are likely to walk out in confusion halfway through, proclaiming, "This sucks."
Still, there's enough complexity here, and enough eye-catching constructs early on, that it's no wonder that some poor idea-starved movie critics have greeted "Inception" as a feast.
Cobb's dream espionage job is difficult enough that his team fails in a job for Saito, an energy magnate well played by Ken Watanabe. The movie's early scenes, jumping among various dreams and perhaps reality, are viscerally exciting if not always clear.
But Saito ups the ante, challenging Cobb to achieve the theoretical grail of implanting an idea through a dream — inception.
Against the advice of his partner Arthur, the ever-reliable Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Cobb jumps at the challenge. Saito promises that with one call, he can resolve a problem that has prevented Cobb from returning to the United States.
It's something to do with Cobb's wife, Mal (Marion Cotillard). Make that his dead wife. Dead but still alive and kicking in Cobb's dreams.
Fortunately, Nolan's script is smart enough to find a device to explain at least some of this. Here it's Ellen Page, freed of her "Juno" wisecracking. She's brought in as the new dream architect, who could be called Ms. Exposition, because she asks questions and Cobb explains how it works.
Page's early scenes are among the best in the movie, as DiCaprio takes her on endless Escher staircases and to a Parisian café that suddenly seems unstable. This world actually is dream-like, a thin skin over the thing that motivates other inhabitants to turn and stare at them.
Unfortunately, Page catches on quickly, and the lesson ends. She also realizes that Cobb has issues with his dead wife. That is, issues besides the fact that she's still alive in his dream world.
Any excuse to get Cotillard into the movie, because she's the other thing "Inception" has going for it. As usual, this strong actress is incapable of a wrong move, even in a movie that has a lot of them.
Despite her name, Cotillard's Mal has the passionate conviction missing from DiCaprio's Cobb, who is far too confident for someone so inflexible.
In keeping with the project's budget, a reported $200 million, Cobb is able to assemble an all-star team, of actors if not dream merchants. Tom Berenger, Pete Postlethwaite, Michael Caine, Lukas Haas and Cillian Murphy are among those who put in appearances.
They are all professional, although some are unnecessary. For instance, Caine plays Frenchwoman Cotillard's father, teaching at the Sorbonne but still mysteriously Cockney. Perhaps that's dream logic.
"Inception" also jets around the world, to real locations that are as stimulating as anything Nolan can dream up. Perhaps succumbing to that international man of mystery vibe, "Inception" ultimately slides toward James Bond.
But it's second-string James Bond, sort of "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," complete with a winter attack on some isolated fortress.
That was one thing OHMSS got right: a helicopter attack on an Alpine aerie, with gunmen sliding on ice as they shoot, the good and bad sides stylishly color-coded, the principals with their faces bare, all culminating in a fight on a hurtling toboggan, like a resort buffet of testosterone.
"Inception" slogs stolidly through snow, everyone wrapped in the same white uniforms and hoods, to reach nondescript concrete elevator landings.
That's not my dream destination.


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"For the FreeBSD community as a whole, I think it comes down to the fact that Amazon Web Services is the market leader -- other clouds each have their own advantages, but EC2 is the default first place to look." -- Colin Percival
Yesterday, Colin Percival, FreeBSD Security Officer, announced that FreeBSD is now available on Amazon EC2. What does EC2 availability mean to FreeBSD's future in the cloud? In an interview with Linux Pro Magazine, Percival said, "It's still pretty murky right now. This 'availability' is so far nowhere near the standard for stability which FreeBSD normally sets." Percival says that he hopes the stability will improve. "It all depends on having people test it and find bugs," he says.
Percival says he doesn't have any personal interest in other clouds. As a FreeBSD developer, however, he's interested in working with other companies to help them make FreeBSD available on their systems, particularly if he can get paid to do the work.
In the announcement post, Percival noted that his biggest complaint about Amazon EC2 was the inability to run FreeBSD on it. "For me personally, I have a much more selfish motivation," he says. "My online backup startup, Tarsnap, is built on top of Amazon Web Services, and the server code is running under Ubuntu. I have no specific objection to Ubuntu... but, well, it isn't FreeBSD," Percival adds.
When asked how many users started using FreeBSD on EC2 since the announcement was made, Percival said, "I have no idea. In hindsight, I should probably have set up this first test AMI to send me an email every time it was launched." About 10 people have contacted Percival and stated they have launched instances, but he noted there are about 100 people on his "want to use FreeBSD on EC2 when it's available" mailing list.
There are several ways that users can get involved in the FreeBSD community, such as mailing lists, forums, and the FreeBSD on EC2 status page for users to follow. Beyond those resources, users can launch FreeBSD instances on EC2 and report any problems.
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Some guys have to look at the lineup every day to see whether they're playing. Atlanta Braves infielder-outfielder Martin Prado has to look at it to see which position he's playing. It could be anywhere except pitcher or catcher. There aren't many weeks like the one he had from Aug. 23 to Aug. 29, when he started at five positions: left field, first base, second base, third base and shortstop. But even when he starts at the same position for consecutive games, he might move somewhere else after the seventh inning. He keeps several gloves handy in the dugout just in case. For the first half of the season, as he shuttled between left field and backing up third baseman Chipper Jones when Jones' knees wouldn't let him start, Prado said he didn't care where he played as long as he batted second in the order. Hitting in the same spot every day was his anchor. Recently, manager Fredi Gonzalez has slotted him sixth in the order, hoping his consistent bat can lengthen the lineup. Prado...
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* Strong 600 Denier diamond weave outer * Waterproof and breathable * Warm 220 g of polyfil * Rust-resistant fittings * Freestyle gusset and shoulder dart * Comfort cuff and wither relief pad * Quick clip front and full wrap tail flap
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* Durable 1200 Denier waterproof and breathable ripstop outer shell * Medium weight, 220 grams of polyfill, 210D polyester lining * Original side gusset design with large tail flap and twin chest strap front closure * Adjustable/removable web/elastic leg straps * Traditional side gusset, twin chest straps, and large tail flap
Pony Original 1200 Denier Standard Neck Medium Weight Turnout Horse Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$97.49
A balance of vitamins and minerals to replace deficiencies in horses with a forage and grain diet. Contains nutrients which are easily absorbed to support strong bones and a healthy immune system. Block: Horses consume an average of 2 oz. daily.
Free Balance 12:12 Blockby Purina MillsPrice:$31.95
Revolutionary, exclusive joint support formula with a unique combination of synergistic ingredients. The only joint supplement on the market that combines effective levels of glucosamine HCl with cetyl myristoleate blend (CMO), Omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin C & chelated zinc, copper & manganese. CMO is a unique fatty acid developed for oral use in joint formulas. It is thought to reduce the release of inflammatory cytokines. Feed 2 oz per day for 4 weeks, then 1 oz per day for maintenance. Scoop enclosed.
Nimble Ultraby AdeptusPrice:$149.95
* Waterproof and breathable * Super strong 1680 Denier ballistic nylon outer shell with Teflon coating * Warm 360 grams of polyfill * Hygienic and strong 210 Denier Oxford polyester lining * Removable web/elastic leg straps * Trail flap and quick clip front closure * Detach-A-Neck
Original 1680 Denier Detach-a-Neck Heavy Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$164.99
Sure to be a show ring winner, this set includes a browband headstall, breast collar, and 5/8" x 6 1/2' split reins.
Tack Set With SilverPrice:$149.95
Assists in the conversion of lactic acid ( the by product of muscle metabolism) to glycogen with it¹s exclusive combination of amino acids. Safe and legal for competition, Endur-All also helps increase endurance and speeds recovery time. From serious equine athletes to week-end trail riders Endur-All is the original and most effective performance formula available. Also great for preventing trailer fatigue. Accept no substitutes!
Endur-All Performance Formulaby Paragon-EquilifePrice:$7.99
In-Synch 4 Pellets help support healthy muscle function, immune system, blood cell (oxygen) production and hair coat. Key ingredients magnesium, vitamin E and lysine may help ease occasional muscle discomfort. Each 2 oz serving of In-Synch 4 contains 5000 mg magnesium, 5000 mg lysine, 2500 mg methionine, 2000 mg vitamin C, 750 mg DMG, 45 mg zinc, plus vitamin B complex, yeast, and probiotics. Feed 2 oz. daily. Pellets.
In-Synch 4 Pellets for Horsesby Med-Vet PharmaceuticalsAs low as:$55.95
Pro-Tendon EQ is formulated to help support healthy cartilage and connective tissue in horses. With supplemental collagen and silicon to help maintain healthy collagen levels. Contains 6000 mg MSM, 2000 mg hydrolyzed collagen, 500 mg silicon, 500 mg Ester-C, and chelated minerals. Feed 2 to 4 oz. daily for 14-21 days, then 1 to 2 oz. daily for maintenance. Pellets.
Pro-Tendon EQby Med-Vet PharmaceuticalsAs low as:$49.95
The ultimate pack to have on hand for emergencies or everyday use. The pack offers the convenience of having the needed bandage supplies at your fingertips. Includes: sterile trauma dressing, sterile non-adherent pad, povidone iodine ointment, gauze sponge pads, conforming stretch gauze rolls, self-adherent compression bandage, conforming lightweight stretch tape, and examination gloves.
Wound and Trauma Bandage Packby America's AcresAs low as:$19.95
* Strong 600 denier diamond weave outer * Waterproof and breathable * Warm 220 g of polyfil * Rust-resistant fittings * Freestyle gusset and shoulder dart * Comfort cuff and wither relief pad * Quick clip front and full wrap tail flap
Freestyle 600 Denier Standard Neck Medium Printby WeatherbeetaPrice:$119.95
A superior performance all-purpose rope that will meet day-to-day strength and durability needs for the farm and ranch lifestyle applications. Made of polyester fiber, the construction allows for an excellent hand and working weight for proper control.
Brookside All Purpose 50' Ropeby BrooksideAs low as:$8.95
2-Speed, cool running, lightweight and balanced professional clipper. Low speed runs at 3100 spm's and high speed runs at 4700 spm's. Clips fast and efficient with high stall torque for all types of coats. Has a contoured and ridged finger grip. Changeable, stylish lids allow you to show your own personality while grooming. Comes with 10W blade, tool tote, bonus designer lid, easy to replace drive tips and tool, lid removal tool brush, blade oil, and cleaning brush. 16' flexible cord. One-year warranty.
Proficient Equine Clipperby WahlPrice:$112.95
Constructed from a durable ripstop material for waterproof protection from the elements. * 400 gram polyester fiberfill * 40-denier inner lining * Polar fleece at the withers to prevent chafing and rubbing * Action front gusset, double buckle open front, and tail flap
Deluxe Fashion Turnout Blanketby Weaver Leather
Great pad for the ring. Wool saddle blanket with 100% USA leather trim.
Trophy Number Slot Western Show Padby Royal International
Corta-Flx Razr Sharp Paste helps enable your horse to have more endurance, higher energy levels and better reaction time. A test-free, pre-race supplement for stamina, strength and speed. Designed to improve oxygen utilization, increase glycogen levels and aid in the transfer of lactic acid from the muscles to improve heart, lung and muscle function. Corta-Flx Razr Sharp Paste contains HA, L-arginine, octacosanol, creatine, adenosine triphosphate, bromelain, ASU, DMG, vitamin E, selenium and glycine. Give 30 ml on the back of horse's tongue 24 hours prior to event, followed by 30 ml 6-12 hours prior to event.
Corta-Flx Razr Sharp Pasteby Corta FlxPrice:$37.95
Beautiful English leather Flat Running Martingale with stainless steel rings.
Collegiate Flat Running Martingaleby Collegiate SaddlesPrice:$27.95
Homeopathic remedy to help hooves maintain moisture, balance and pliability. Powerful penetrating formula can be used in any weather condition.
AniHeal For Hoovesby AnimedPrice:$11.95
Supplies the nutritional components for the conversion of glucose and glycogen to acetyl coenzyme, a process key to efficient cellular energy release and essential to maximizing energy levels for the perfomance horse. Administer entire tube four hours prior to event for maximum benefit; an additional tube may be given the evening before the event.
Body Pro II combines gamma oryzanol and creatine monohydrate to help support healthy muscle function in horses. Contains 1200 mg gamma oryzanol and 264 mg creatine per 15 ml serving. This is a very palatable apple-flavored product. Feed 1/2 oz. daily.
Body Pro IIby Med-Vet PharmaceuticalsPrice:$64.95
This high tech pad comes with beautiful solids and Aztec tops, bound edges and leather wear leathers. The non-slip bottom is anti-bacterial, breathable and allows air and moisture to pass through while reducing saddle roll. It has a close contact feel, absorbs shock and is easy to clean. It is comfortable for the horse and the rider.
Contour Tacky Too Saddle Padby ReinsmanPrice:$71.50
Think of the ProPad SXS Support X-tra Soft Horse Shoe Pads as an arch support for horses. Made of the highest quality polyurethane material embedded inside to reduce concussion. Gives extra support to compliment the height of a shoe and acts as an extension of the frog, moving with the frog to promote healthy circulation of the foot and absorb shock. ProPads can be used in conjunction with any shoe brand. For horses in training, competitive or pleasure. Softer orange material embedded inside the heel, and all soft on the hoof side under the frog. Sold as pairs.
ProPad SXS Support X-tra Soft Horseshoe PadsPrice:$71.45
* 420 denier outer * Heavy 300 g of polyfill * Hygienic and strong 210T nylon lining * Adjustable warm belly flap * Quick clip front closure
420 Denier Smooth Quilt Stable Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$69.95
Easy-to-care-for western saddle pad made from ultra-soft, leather-like fabric that looks and feels great to you and your horse. Filled with felt filler and bottomed with polyester fleece for resilient pile. Finished with suede wear leathers. To clean, wipe outer fabric with a damp sponge, going with the grain of the fabric. Allow to dry. Wipe once more against the grain and allow to dry. Brush fleece, hose, and hang dry. Do not machine wash.
MicroSuede Western Saddle Padby Toklat OriginalPrice:$55.95
Beautiful custom designed 100% New Zealand wool blanket top pad with premium grain wear leathers comes in breathtaking colors and a thick 100% underlayed wool bottom. Wool wicks away moisture from the horse's back for a cool and comfortable ride.
Brookside 100% New Zealand Wool Saddle Padby Brookside
Re-Lief EQ Paste helps ease the discomfort associated with training, competition or normal daily activity. Each 20 ml contains 2500 mg devils claw extract, 2000 mg yucca extract, 1020 mg quercitin powder, 660 mg boswellia extract, 500 mg grape seed extract, plus citrus bioflavanoids and other natural ingredients. Feed 10-20 ml per day. Paste.
Re-Lief EQ Pasteby Med-Vet PharmaceuticalsPrice:$9.95
ReVitalize for Horses is formulated with powerful natural ingredients to support performance, recovery and rehabilitation. Ideally suited for horses in training, competition or performance conditions. Re-Vitalize for Horses contains resveratrol, blue green algae, Himalayan rock salt, stabilized rice bran, flaxseed meal and vitamin E. Promotes and supports mental focus, exercising muscle, stamina and endurance. Helps fight off free radical damage. Feed 1 scoop daily for 10 days, followed by 1/2 scoop daily for maintenance. During stressful conditions 2-3 scoops daily may be given. Meal.
ReVitalize for Horsesby ResponsePrice:$44.99
Fresh-baked cookies with the natural goodness of oats, molasses and flaxseed. Convenient re-sealable pouch.
Stable Gourmet Horse Cookiesby Manna ProPrice:$9.99
Quality leather running martingale with elastic breastplate straps to provide added comfort.
Kincade Eventing Breastplateby KincadePrice:$34.95
Barrier Digestive Shield helps protect against possible contaminated feed and hay without limiting the absorption of nutrients. Provides your horse with state-of- the-art natural ingredients scientifically engineered to protect against possible unseen harmful contaminants and the uncontrolled variations in the quality of hay and grain fed to horses. BARRIER effectively neutralizes most mycotoxins, including aflatoxin and fumonisin that may be present in hay or grain. The functional carbohydrate in BARRIER binds harmful bacteria so they cannot attach to the gut walls. BARRIER prevents mycotoxins and harmful bacteria from being absorbed into the blood stream. Contains 7000 mg mannanoligosaccharides, 7000 mg mycotoxin absorbent, and 550 mg vitamin C. Feed 1/2 oz. per day; 2 oz. per day in times of stress. Powder.
Barrier Digestive Shieldby AnimedPrice:$14.99
Elastic topline and generous "crowl neck" designed to protect without restricting neck movement. Attaches to the fly mask at the top and buttons to the neck opening of the Belly Guard at the bottom.
Pasture Bug Armor HoodPrice:$9.95
Let's turn and burn! Great for the little one in your life that feels the need for speed. Set includes panels, 3 barrels, 2 horses, and one each male and female rider.
Barrel Racing Setby MF Western WearPrice:$15.40
Comprehensive formulation of vitamins, electrolytes, and amino acids. Provides delivery equal to the 1,000 ml intravenous "jugs" administered by veterinarians after a race or stressful event to help prevent and aid in the recovery from dehydration, protein loss, and muscle breakdown.
Vita-Lyte 1000by Oralx Corp
For those who do not want to waste hay or want to feed hay and grain at once, we have the Pasture Set. Includes panels, feeder, and 2 horses. 3+ age group.
Pasture Horse Setby MF Western Wear
Every horse enjoys being turned out to pasture, but now you can corral them in and entice them with their hanging buckets of grain. Includes panels, 2 feeders, and 2 horses. 3+ age group.
Pasture Setby MF Western Wear
Work your horse like a professional. Includes panels, walk-through gate, horse, and female trainer. 3+ age group.
Round Pen Setby MF Western Wear
Split rivets help to hold ProPads in place when tacking on the shoe.
Split Rivets for ProPadsby RazorHorsePrice:$6.60
CD ROM adaptation of the new movie "Dreamer." Go through the steps of nursing your horse back to health. Watch his diet and be careful as you exercise him. If you follow all the rules and his recovery is speedy, you may qualify for the Breeder's Cup. On race day, you plan your own strategy for winning and then see how well he does. Great for ages 8 to 80! Requires Pentium III 700 MHz or compatible processor, 128 MB RAM, 250 MB hard-drive to install each game, Direct X 9.0 or higher (included on CD) 32 MB Direct X Compliant Video card, Direct X Compliant sound card, 8X speed CD Drive, mouse, and speakers. Compatible with Windows 98, XP, ME, 2000.
Let's Ride Dreamer Softwareby EquivisionPrice:$5.95
This top-quality, hand-built saddle is designed to fit your horse and provide you the comfort and control you need to fully enjoy the riding experience. Brookside saddles are built on perfectly balanced wooden trees that are covered with fiberglass to provide additional strength and durability. Full double-dropped riggings offer a secure, snug fit with less bulk and a close contact feel. Hand-tooling and silver conchos make this saddle look as great as it rides. Swell width 13", Cantle height 3-1/2". Approximate weight 38 pounds.
Clearance Saddle-Trail & Reining Saddle w/Padded Seat, Flank Cinch & Billetsby Leddy's Cowboy TackPrice:$999.95
This all-leather bridle features a noseband and browband that are backed with padding for extra comfort and to prevent rubbing. Features a flash noseband (extra strap on noseband) for a little added control. Does not include reins.
Collegiate Padded Flash Bridleby WeatherbeetaPrice:$62.95
Double Utility Feederby High Country PlasticsPrice:$29.95
The diamond represents the protective force of nature. The symbol offers eternal equality, unity, and freedom from fear. The center vertical lines bestow spiritual power. The trident is a decorative symbol that crossed cultures-coming from the ancient Greeks, where it represented Poseiden, creator of horses. Coup marks lining the sides are for counting your wins.
Fearless 1/2" Tan Wool Bottom Saddle Padby Mustang ManufacturingPrice:$85.95
* 1200 denier Triple Weave strength outer * Waterproof and breathable * Warm 220 g of polyfill * New snug fit for ultimate neck warmth * Rust-resistant fittings * Freestyle gusset and quick clip front * Comfort cuff and wither relief pad
Freestyle 1200 Denier Medium Detach-a-Neckby WeatherbeetaPrice:$119.95
* 1200 Denier Triple Weave strength outer * Waterproof and breathable * Warm 220 g of polyfill * Rust resistant fittings * Freestyle gusset and shoulder dart * Comfort cuff and wither relief pad * Quick clip front and full wrap tail flap
Freestyle 1200 Denier Medium High Neckby WeatherbeetaPrice:$114.95
* Waterproof and breathable with a super strong 1200D triple weave outer * Extra warm 360 g of polyfill * Features freestyle gusset, shoulder dart, full wrap tail flap, convenient quick clip front closure, wither relief pad, comfort cuff, and removable web/elastic leg straps.
Freestyle 1200 Denier Standard Neck Heavy Weight Horse Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$164.99
* 1200 Denier waterproof, breathable, triple weave outer shell * Medium weight, 220 grams of polyfill * Forward position gusset, shoulder darts, full wrap tail flap, quick clip front closure, comfort cuff, and wither relief pad * Rust resistant gun metal fittings
Freestyle 1200 Denier Standard Neck Medium Turnout Horse Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$157.49
Hemogen Solution is a performance supplement for competition horses requiring energy, strength and stamina. The iron-rich formula contains 600 mg chelated iron per 2 oz. serving, plus B-complex vitamins, chelated minerals and amino acids. For horses in training or competition, give 2 oz. daily with feed or orally. Give 1 oz. daily for maintenance. Hemogen Solution is a tasty apple/cherry flavor and is homogenized for consistency.
Hemogen Solutionby Corta Flx
Train like a champion! When you have a lot of horses and can't quite get around to exercise each one on your own, you need the Horse Walker. Comes with walker and 4 horses. Horses are 2 1/2" to 3" tall and 3" to 4" long. The center post of the walker is 6" tall, and the arms are 8" long. 3+ age group.
Horse Walker Toy Setby MF Western WearPrice:$10.49
Level pH Extended Release Gastric Support provides beneficial nutrients to balance and support normal pH in the gastric system. Unique extended-release formula extends the duration of gastric balance. Level pH Extended Release Gastric Support contains sodium bicarbonate, magnesium, potassium and sulfur. Includes vital electrolytes. Ideal for performance horses. Feed 1 to 2 scoops twice daily. Feed 2 scoops two to three times daily during intensive training or transport. Feed 2 scoops daily for maintenance. Powder.
Level pH Extended Release Gastric Support for Horsesby Vita Flex NutritionPrice:$32.95
Designed for the broad shouldered horse, to contour and cushion while maintaining support. A viscoelastic hex cell actively adapts to the unique shape of the horse's shoulder, reducing pressure points caused by the bars of the saddle. By allowing proper alignment of the bars along the horse's back, bar pressure is equalized, resulting in unrestricted movement of the shoulders and increasing range of motion.
MPR Tacky Saddle Padby ReinsmanPrice:$82.50
* Waterproof and breathable * Super strong 1680 Denier ballistic nylon outer shell with Teflon coating * Warm 220 grams of polyfill * Hygienic and strong 210 Denier Oxford polyester lining * Removable web/elastic leg straps * Trail flap and quick clip front closure * Detach-A-Neck
Original 1680 Denier Detach-A-Neck Medium Weight Horse Blanketby WeatherbeetaPrice:$157.49
Change the look of your clipper to match your own personal style.
Proficient Snapshot Lidsby WahlPrice:$10.95
Think of the ProPad S Support Horse Shoe Pads as an arch support for horses. Made of the highest quality polyurethane material embedded inside to reduce concussion. Gives extra support to compliment the height of a shoe and acts as an extension of the frog, moving with the frog to promote healthy circulation of the foot and absorb shock. ProPads can be used in conjunction with any shoe brand. Extra support to compliment the height of the shoe for horses needing shock absorption.
ProPad S Support Horseshoe PadsPrice:$54.95
Made to match the V533Q Blanket, this super tough 1200 Denier outer shell features 300 grams of hollow fiberfill and a 70 denier nylon inner liner. Designed with an accordian gusset behind the ears, this single-ply piece allows added freedom from the head to the neck. A 2" throat snap and D-ring prevents sliding or shifting. Darts conform around the face to keep hood in correct alignment with the eyes and ears. Neck is 6" longer than traditional hoods to prevent a gap between the blanket and hood. Includes three detachable elastic hood straps for attaching to blankets. Once you try this hood, you will agree the Brookside line gives you that extra quality that makes the difference.
Quilted Full Hoodby BrooksideStarting at:$44.95
No ranch is complete without it's big round bale feeder. Set includes bale feeder, bale, and 2 horses. 3+ age group.
Round Bale Horse Setby MF Western WearPrice:$9.35


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