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Hi Lori, I am quite sure Freya got her wonderful personality, her excellent
mothering skills, and her calm and willing work ethic, not to mention her
good looks from her mother Cindy, which as I recall you own! Correct? I
actually put more weight on the
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Concerning the cutting of manes, the Mongolians cut the manes of their
horses once they have been ridden. This singles them out in the herd from
the unbroken horses. I believe they are not the only people to do this, and
the
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Well, it takes one to know one Jean! Hahah Jean Gayle Aberdeen
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From: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 3:34 PM
Subject: Re: roaching manes
This
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It just looks good and the public loves it in the parades. Why need
another reason? Check Lar's pictures in section 2 of the Fjordhorse Page in
Frames. Merek Geiger
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Loved the 'joke' about the bear dung. Could always use a little humor. We
have a resident black bear here that terrorizes me and the horses. I
sometimes take in raptors for Fish and Game and so asked them to look into
our little bear problem.
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From: jobie barfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 9:18 PM
Subject: Horses
Just found your note in ebay about the 29 horses that had been
starved. I
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Gail. It is my understanding that the horse ingests the egg when he licks
orgrooms himself. Maybe that is wrong or they ingest when the egg falls to
the grass. Whatever, in all this mud they will drown if the latter is the
case.
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Freya has been my most consistent producing mare, she has had
two foals by Solar, and five foals by Konggard and she is in foal now. All
the while she has been used
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Thank you Lynda,for sharing all this research with us, it is very
interesting! I am saving it on a floppy.
I wonder is the white or flaxen manes with the center stripe displayed had
a special meaning.
Jean in bright, sunny but cold
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Sorry I am 47 emails behind, how did this happen. When I said wormed for
bots I meant any wormer that kills bots. Ivermectin always is my choice. I
rarely have wood chewing except around Oct,Nov and after worming it stops.
Jean gayle Aberdeen
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In a message dated 2/4/99 11:10:58 Pacific Standard Time,
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A note to Mary Thurman - those folks racing in Fairbanks may be crazy, but
what about those of us who choose to live in the great Northwet? The mud
has been a great
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That wind sounds terrifying and I was complaining about 60mph. I would be
so worried about my horses, dogs etc. With a wind like that you could not
even open the door, could you? Let alone walk in it. Hope things go well
for you now. Jean
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The most sacred of all horses were colored white, grey, or grey
dappled. These horses were NEVER ridden, but kept in sacred oak groves and
treated like royalty. It was said their very behavior could foresee the
future.
Well, this explains
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Lynda,
Thanks for the GREAT information. I look forward to learning more.
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William M. Coli
Extension Educator/ Statewide IPM Coordinator
Dept. of Entomology
Agricultural Engineering Bldg.
UMass
Amherst MA 01003
Phone: 413-545-1051
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Hello all!
As my degree is in the Germanic Literature area, with an emphasis on Norse, I
thought I would relay some horse info I have acquired throughout my studies.
To set the facts straight, Vikings were only a very small window within the
Nordic world.
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At 11:09 AM 2/4/99 -0800, you wrote:
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Hi Mike,
Naturally, I loved your post. I'd like to know where you found it [unless
you made it up] as I'd like to use it in my book. [Midlife
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Hi Mike,
Naturally, I loved your post. I'd like to know where you found it [unless
you made it up] as I'd like to use it in my book. [Midlife Madness -
Setting up Horsekeeping] I might be able to get permission to use it
[credited, of
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Catherine Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Though Viking days, I am sure it deals with battle and keeping the
hair short to not get into trouble in battle. (The enemy grabbing the
mane and swinging onto you and your horse.)
Maybe one
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Yes, I saw the ad and thought it was great!!!
Linda in MN where we are in the deep freeze again today - horses are napping
in the sun which thankfully is getting pretty warm
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After hearing that Hostar is a Brusvein son, I contacted Laura at Mink Hollow
to request video info, etc. She told me she's no longer on this list as she
is very busy with new arrivals. She asked me to mention to you all that she
has her A Premium fillies
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Hi Gang,
This is a post about mares for sale so if you're not interested here's
where you hit the scroll button!
I have decided to get a new line of mares. I have for sale an NFHR
foundation mare her 5 yr old daughter.
Vind, 12yr, has King
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I spent a year there myself. Have a lot of family there. Lived on 120th and
Lorraine, above a little jewelry shop. Went to West Tech High School, many
MANY moons ago. Wonderful people in Cleveland. Always wanted to ride through
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Hi Ingrid,
I will certainly have to come visit you and your Fjords next time I go
home. I grew up in North Olmsted, and was horse crazy then. Never
heard of Fjords back then!
I visited David Schneider's fjords back about 5 years ago when I
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Ohio's
Emerald Trails are well maintained by the rangers and also the trail
riding group I belong to...the Cuyahoga chapter of Ohio Horseman's
Council, Inc. The group
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While we are discussing bots, :) - can anyone clear up a bot lifestyle
question I have? My QH came to me in the fall with legs *yellow* with bots.
He is a fusspot about having them all taken off, though I've got most of
them off - except for a
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Hi Bill , its a virtual miracle that I am on the computer at all. I am
having a blast and I love checking my e-mail. How are you managing with all
the ice? How many mares do you have in foal this year? How is Ring doing,
how old is he now?
You would have
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following my dictionary, a mile is 1.609 KM
Saskia
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From: Werner, Kristine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Re: Re: The North American Gjest Challenge
Date: don, 4 feb 1999 14:41
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And translated to seconds and/or minutes the STRBRD trotter trots 1.48=108
seconds for the mile or theoretically 1.04 for the K. These are record
numbers and it takes a horse time to reach speed so he could probably not do
the first K as fast as 1.04,
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Have you ever tried harnessing a fjord with a long mane? Think it must be
that and the time it would take to brush such thick hair out.
Though Viking days, I am sure it deals with battle and keeping the hair
short to not get into
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Frank Wijgers wrote:
I'm just curius, why the manes of a Norwegian Fjord ar always cut till
about 10 cm. It looks good, but it is not natural. For me this means the
length MUST have a function in wild life nature - most obvious to keep
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A mile is a greater distance than a kilometer. 1 Mile equals roughly 2
Kilometers.
If the pacer trots the mile in 1.41, then he/she trots approximately 2 KM at
that speed as well -
the Standardbred needs about 1.48. At least that is how I
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At 08:15 AM 2/4/99 -0500, you wrote:
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A mile is a greater distance than a kilometer. 1 Mile equals roughly 2
Kilometers.
If the pacer trots the mile in 1.41, then he/she trots
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Check that - I am sure that the mile is even greater than 1.2 KM.
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From: Mike May, Registrar NFHR [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 4. Februar 1999 14:22
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Subject: RE: Re:
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Did anyone see the ad for britches - center, back page of the most recent State
Line Tack (Brockport, NY) sale flyer? Yes - a fjord! Nice placement - whose
fjord??
Paula with NorthCreek Bjoge and Oslo Gull in frigid Wisconsin
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At 05:34 PM 2/3/99 -0500, you wrote:
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Just thought you might be interested: The record for the MILE by a STBRD pacer
is 1.41 and for a STBRD trotter is 1.48.
So keeping Apples - Apples or km to km's then
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