This message is from: "Sanders" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> They are different! We had a gelding that was literally terrified of other breeds. He would try and sit on Jennie's lap to get away from them. He thought they were monsters out to eat him. But strangers who are fjords were just horses he hadn't met yet. Needless to say he wasn't a show horse. But he was an above average, awesome trail horse. Moose, deer, elk, whatever was just a curiosity and now lives in eastern Washington on a ranch and is happy camper. I fully believe they can tell each other apart by like color, stature and smell.
Teresa Sanders Sandpoint Idaho Where spring finally has arrived! We had snow two nights ago and we're hoping its the last. The piles are melting (which brings the herbal mud conditioning for the hooves:)) and we can actually see land beneath the snow!
