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					<description><![CDATA[Hi again! Canada spends long hours inside his stall and turning in circles has become a well-established habit. On the other hand, for a long time now, stable toys have been on my equestrian shopping list. So, I&#160;asked Yannis to&#160;order for Canada a play ball from his supplier. A play ball is hard to find in Greece, as I concluded; it&#160;took the supplier two months to receive it from the manufacturer.&#160;One evening last December, Yannis told me that&#160;the toy was waiting for me at the yard.&#160; It&#8217;s a red, rubber ball and with a big handle. It&#8217;s&#160;part of Tattini&#8217;s budget line, Daslo,&#160;and it would cost me 25 euros. Or, at least, this is the information that the package&#160;provided me with. After a search on the web, I found that this same ball is sold under a number of brands. This one on Amazon, for example. Anyway, before we set off&#160;to this year&#8217;s first lesson, Yannis and Ali took a rope and hanged the ball at the front of the stall. Once the toy was in its place, Canada got scared and hid in a corner. He looked at it with fear and wouldn&#8217;t dare to come out. It&#8217;s a result that I didn&#8217;t want, so I began to play with the ball, using my head and saying comforting words. Canada came out and used his head to&#160;pry the ball, keeping his ears stretched forward. I kept glancing at Canada while I was preparing for the lesson with Bebis. Gradually, my horse seemed to get used to his new toy. One month after this add, the spinning has decreased dramatically; Canada would do only one or two circles and then stop when he notices the ball. For Yannis, this is the anticipated final result. Personally, I look forward to the day when Canada will actually play with the ball! &#160; &#160;]]></description>
		
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