This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 2/27/99 11:17:58 Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I wanted to say that ( here) in my heavy horse infested town of Norco, Ca. the term is met with a different twist. We have every breed represented here, and many of the" Big Boys "of the Quarter Horse, Paint, Arabian, Morgan, Warmblood, Fresian, ect. are standing at Stud, and people from all over the country ship their mares here , and also keep a swarm of vets very busy during AI, Breeding and Foaling season. Backyard Breeder's take on a new meaning, when you continue to read about your friends down the street, leading the nation in points, and winning overseas compititions with their respective breeds. >> That's right. I have a dear friend who lives in Norco, who I think you have probably seen. I know she's seen you and your fjords <g>. She's got the Andalusian stallion, Bando. She's NOT made out of money, has a small facility, and puts her money into her horses, not her wardrobe. A wonderful woman with a sense of humour. She is indeed a backyard breeder who has a stallion that knocks out some of the nicest Andys in the country!! Backyard breeding doesn't have to be a dirty word, if it's done correctly! BTW if you see her, tell her I said Hi! Pamela
