In memory 10/21/03

HI: I'm Mutley, and my owners are  really great people. They let me have  the run of the farm, feed me great meals invite their grandkids up to play with me. LIFE IS GOOD ! !

The only problem is,  nobody else knows much about them. 
So while they are gone to town, I decided to sneak down here and add this page to their web site. Just to kind of let everyone
else know a little bit about who they are

Richard & Eileen established Clark’s Hooves & Feathers in 1995.  They have a small 25 acre farm and are breeders of miniature horses and emu.  They are members of American Miniature Horse Association, American Miniature Horse Registry, and the American Emu Association.

The farm is a labor of love. Day to day operations are handled by Richard & Eileen, and during the summer months they have the help of their grandsons. who live in the city, but love to come to the farm in the summer “to do chores and play with me”.

Eileen & Richard chose miniature horses because of their gentle, affectionate nature, and small size.  Caring for the miniature horse is easy and can be done safely by a person of any age.  The cost of maintaining a miniature horse is about one-tenth the cost of maintaining a large horse.  They make ideal pets for children, and are excellent companions for adults, the handicapped, and senior citizens.  Their farm has show quality horses, breeding stock, and horses that would make ideal pets and companions. 

As a member of the American Emu Association, they take an active role in an industry that is making headway into the new millennium as consumers become more familiar with emu products.

The most valuable commodity of the emu is its oil.  Health professionals aware of the healing properties of emu oil adapt it into homeopathic treatments to temporarily relieve symptoms of arthritis, reduce bruising and muscle pain, and treat eczema.  Emu oil is anti-inflammatory; it reduces swelling and stiffness in joints, making it a growing favorite among chiropractors and massage therapist. Emu oil has been proven to thicken the skin of the elderly by as much as 14 percent, making it a natural anti-aging tool.  A natural emollient, emu oil is used extensively in moisturizers and cosmetics because it is highly penetrating, non-comedogenic (will not clog pores) and is a good emulsifier.  Emu oil products are available in natural product stores or by direct mail from the producers.

Well I have to go because they are back from the store.

Thanks for taking the time to read my contribution to the web site
Hope to see you at the farm some day
Sincerely