• Do you have 2 or more posters of horses on your bedroom wall?
• Do you have plastic Breyer horses on the shelves in your room?
  
• Do you watch old TV shows like Bonanza just for the horses?
• Would you rather watch "Spirit, Stallion of the Cimmaron" than "Pokemon" anyday of the week?
• Would you be willing to move a pile of manure as big as a house one pitch fork full at a time in hopes to find the pony that made the pile?
• Do you catch yourself daydreaming about horses when you're really suppose to be doing homework? Does 2+2="I wish I had a horse" sound familiar?

If you answered "yes" to three or more questions, then you may have the incurable syndrom called Horseidis (Pronounced horse-eye-dis). Horseidis is not like getting Chicken Pox. Chicken Pox go away. Horseidis never goes away. However, Horseidis is not a disease, like some people think.

Nobody seems to know how people get Horseidis. It was once thought that people got it by being bitten by a horse fly. Recent research has shown that many very smart people have gotten Horseidis. In fact, it's been noted that Horseidis strikes people who are highly creative, compassionate, are good communicators and problem solvers, and that it starts at a very early age.

Remind your parents that it was Shakespeare who wrote, "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!"

Well, if you think you have horseidis, you could very well enjoy visiting this page:

The Beauty of Horses