This message is from: "Sandy Sederstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I have been reading the responses about the survey,which I did send back, and
want to say that the people that don't show have just as much impact on the
exposure of the Fjord breed as much as showing them. My case in point is that
we do parades and trail riding in our local area and there has been seven
people that bought Fjords because they seen ours and that is a total of 12
Fjord horses, not counting our three Fjords. Some of these people have had
their mares bred so that's money being spent to breeders for stud fees. Some
of these same people are shopping now for more Fjords, and we have a neighbor
that wants to buy Fjords. We love the breed and do our best to show people
what a wonderful horse they are. We feel that we are doing just as much
promoting of the breed as anyone else even though we don't show our horses.
Please don't think that showing your horse is the only way to promote them.
The parades that we do have more people watching than at a horse show. We ride
and drive to show how versatile the Fjord is in the parades, and stop and talk
to people and answer any questions they have.  Just my two cents, a happy
backyard Fjord horse owner.

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