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Barbara D. Livingston
The quality of a farms fencing can affect its property value.
The first impression that a farm gives to its visitors is not the gates that welcome them to the property but often the fences that line roads on the drive to get there.
Those fences have a dual purpose, not only keeping the horses in their confines but serving as the roadside advertisement of a farms attention to detail, safety, and upkeep. The quality of a farms fencing also can affect its property value.
Fencing is important, said Bill Bell, an agent for Justice Real Estate, a prominent realtor of Thoroughbred farms in Lexington, Ky. The horses are going to injure themselves if there is any possible way. Theyll figure out a way to hurt themselves, so you want to try to make things as safe for them as you can, and good fencing is important.
The most common form of fencing found on Central Kentucky farms is four-panel wooden plank. The types of wood used vary from oak, pine, and poplar to imported wood, which tends to be weaker than its domestic counterpart.
Gary Hardin, farm services manager and maintenance supervisor at the Thoroughbred Center in Lexington, said that oak plank fences are the standard among commercial operations. The Thoroughbred Center offers fence construction among many farm project services, and oak fencing is the least-expensive option the company offers.
For farm owners looking to build on a budget, Hardin said one way to do so is to install three-panel fences instead of four panels, thus cutting costs on materials and man-hours putting up the fence. However, a three-panel fence at the same height leaves more room between the boards for horses to potentially get themselves caught.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Hardin said that selecting quality wood and using proper nails are facets of fence installation that should not be bargain-shopped.
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GREEN FLAG lost his unbeaten record over fences when second to Annacotty in the Grade 1 Feltham at Kempton on Boxing Day but Lucinda Russell's charge can return to winning ways in this company. Shutthefrontdoor was progressing well before a below-par effort at Cheltenham, though strictly on the book his earlier defeat of Beeves gives him something to find with Ely Brown. The latter won easily at Leicester in December on only his second start over fences and is preferred to Coverholder, beaten a long way when second at Haydock to Tarquin Du Seuil. Milborough came a cropper at Ayr last month having won on his chasing debut at Uttoxeter while Strike Fast is even harder to fancy making his racecourse debut at this level.
Shutthefrontdoor (IRE) 13-8fav (11-6) Held up behind leaders, not fluent 17th, hit 4 out and stumbled slightly, soon ridden and no impression, well beaten after 3 out, lost 3rd next, last of 4, 35l behind Sam Winner (11-1) at Cheltenham 3m 1f nov chs (2) gd in Dec.
Ely Brown (IRE) 13-8fav (11-0) Tracked leaders, challenged 7th, led next, mistake 8th (water), mistake 14th, drawing clear when edged left before last, stayed on, won at Leicester 2m 7f nov chs (3) gs in Dec beating Beeves (11-7) by 16l, 4 ran.
Milborough (IRE) 5-4 (11-7) Tracked leaders in 3rd, pecked 1st, mistake 2nd, took keen hold, led 6th, headed before 9th, a close 2nd when fell 4 out, in a race won by Swatow Typhoon (11-7) at Ayr 3m 1f nov chs (4) hvy in Jan, 3 ran.
Strike Fast (IRE) 5-2 (12-5) Prog 15; one pce 2 out, 3rd of 16, 4 1/2l behind Dodgey Dream (12-5) at Aspatria 3m ptp gs in May '11.
Coverholder (IRE) 16-1 (11-4) With leader, led before 8th, headed 5 out, with winner 4 out, not fluent 3 out, soon beaten, 2nd of 4, 17l behind Taquin Du Seuil (11-7) at Haydock 2m 5f nov chs G2 (1) hvy in Jan.
Green Flag (IRE) 7-2 (11-7) Chased leaders, went 3rd after 11th, under pressure 4 out, kept on after next, never a threat, 2nd of 5, 10l behind Annacotty (11-7) at Kempton 3m nov chs Grade 1 (4yo+) (1) sft in Dec.
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The paddock at Kings Community Church in Letchworth GC is used mainly as a safe play area for children.
James Scott Thursday, January 30, 2014 8:31 AM
A minister has been left disappointed after fences were stolen from a childrens play area connected with a church.
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Reverend David Wheatley and his wife returned from holiday last Thursday to find wooden fencing and gates had been stolen from the childrens play area attached to Kings Community Church in Whiteway, Letchworth GC.
Three gates, as well as four panels and posts, had been forcibly removed from the paddock which is used mainly by children for playgroup events.
Hertfordshire police confirmed they are investigating a theft which occurred at some point between midday on Wednesday, January 22, and 1pm on Thursday, January 23.
Rev Wheatley said: As a church we are disappointed that someone would damage the childrens safe area we are not angry, we are disappointed. Mainly because this area is set aside for the children of the community to use.
I dont think it was vandalism as the fences are 3ft high and 6ft long. You certainly couldnt run off with them. But we have had our drainpipes vandalised by kids in the past. I kept repairing them, but they kept damaging them.
We also had to replace the front door as they seemed to enjoy smashing the glass on that too. Installing CCTV cameras might have to be the next move to prevent this happening in the future.
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Winning point-to-pointer and bumper Carrigeen Lonicera has been very highly tried over fences and this should be more her class. Willie Mullins' Chiltern Hills has produced nothing in her two starts over fences but Hidden Horizons scored over 3m over hurdles and should appreciate stepping up to this trip on her third start over fences. ICHEY FEET looked like a real staying type when runner-up to the promising Flaming Dawn over hurdles at Tramore and has the credentials to do well over the bigger obstacles so gets the nod in a tricky contest. Sugar Bullet has plenty of experience over fences but doesn't appear to have improved and Milestone Miss is still a maiden over hurdles after 15 starts.
Ivy Glen (IRE) 16-1 (11-7) Prominent, on terms before 7 out, led after 3 out, headed before 2 out, soon no impression,, 3rd of 10, 11l behind Byerley Babe (11-7) at Limerick 2m 3f beg chs hvy in Dec.
Lady Boulea (IRE) 20-1 (11-2) Chased leaders early, soon mid-division, slightly hampered 3rd, pecked and unseated rider, in a race won by Clar Na Mionn (11-12) at Roscommon 2m beg chs sft in May, 12 ran.
Milestone Miss (IRE) 9-1 (10-11) Prominent and tracked leader in 2nd, 3rd approaching straight, ridden and no impression in 4th between final 2, left 3rd at last and no extra run-in, 3rd of 16, 14l behind Bothair Clei (11-0) at Thurles 2m 6f hcp hdl 80-102 hvy.
Killtilane Rose (IRE) 16-1 (10-10) Chased leaders and 8th halfway, pushed along entering straight, left 5th and hampered 2 out, no impression in 4th at last, kept on one pace,, 4th of 18, 10l behind The Cookie Jar (10-8) at Thurles 2m mdn hdl sft in Dec.
Hidden Horizons (IRE) 10-1 (11-5) Held up in touch, 6th 4 out, ridden after next, moderate 6th 2 out, went moderate 3rd before last, kept on without threatening, 3rd of 7, 14l behind Grand Jesture (11-12) at Fairyhouse 2m 5f beg chase sft.
Tukawhile (IRE) 20-1 (11-7) Prominent, not fluent 1st, a little slow 2nd, soon lost place, reminders 7th, moderate 6th from 3 out, not fluent 2 out, not fluent again last and soon hampered and unseated rider,, in a race won by Byerley Babe (11-7) at Limerick 2m 3f beg chs hvy in Dec, 10 ran.
Beeper's Milan (IRE) 25-1 (11-7) Led, headed 5 out, weakened after 3 out, 7th of 13, well behind Aibrean (11-7) at Naas 2m 3f mrs beg chs sft.
Chiltern Hills (IRE) 16-1 (11-0) Always towards rear, ridden and no impression 6 out, pulled up before 2 out, in a race won by Byerley Babe (11-0) at Thurles 2m 4f (1) sft, 11 ran.
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"Dreams Behind The Fences" version 2. Self composed music by Brd Kvale
My second Version of my melody "Dreams Behind The Fences" Self composed music by Brd Kvale.
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