Ah...just pour some hot fudge sauce on it and you won't notice the
furry legs ( all 8). <;] Raven
--- susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went to our local lake/resevoir today. It is Lake
> Lahonton here in Fallon, NV. The lake is fed by the
> Carson River and Truckee River and is dependant on
> the
It is really low this year. That looks nice riding
through it. It was only 95 in A
> >>>
>
>
> Beats me, but isn't it what Little Miss Muffet sat
> on...?
>
> That is so funny. That is where I heard that. LOL
Lorraine
Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now
> i think at this point if we had an icelandic olympic team we would
> have to call it "Hurting Horses for Jesus" or something.
>
> or maybe "The bat outa hell bolt for gold"
>
> or "strangled by leather and steel" event or "weighted feet cause we
> cant gait without it". class.
>
> then later on
I went to our local lake/resevoir today. It is Lake
Lahonton here in Fallon, NV. The lake is fed by the
Carson River and Truckee River and is dependant on the
snowpack in the Sierras. This is nearing the end of
irrigation season, so the lake is low. Last year, at
the beginning of irrigation sea
> when parelli says "if you back a horse into a corner he will start
> showing you what he has in his defense tool kit".
Now I am worried he still has that
> rearing in him and rearing is just not something I can handle at all.
> its a bad feeling.
When I first read that Parelli quote in another
> >>> No, the Monte Foreman is very different. This one more resembles a curb.
> I'll send you a pic.
>
>
> Is this it? http://www.bozsaddlery.com/9jpeg.jpg I've seen it with a
> couple of different mouthpieces and with a couple of different shank
> lengths. I think it's pretty much the same as t
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Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 12:29 PM
To: IceHorses@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [IceHorses] What Are They Applauding?!?!
Video is different, but I think DVD is the same providing you
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "jacklyn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> -LINK:
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/rabies/professional/MMWRtext/mmwr4517.
htm
1995 is when it happened...It is hard to believe it was that long
ago.
Here is the link from the CDC about the guy I was telling you about.
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Of Karen Thomas
Do you know if you use the same video format in the UK as we use in the USA?
I've e-mailed them with questions - I wonderedf the form expects addresses
and phone numbers in some format
On 17/09/2007, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not that there's much done about it.
True. Were there any sanctions against any riders for this? I'm not
aware of any.
Wanda
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 04:12:25PM -0700, susan cooper wrote:
> That's for sure! I used to be embarrassed to
> introduce people to my husband because he is truly
> obese - like 350lbs and 5'7". But I don't care
> anymore what people think about him!
i think he sounds like a wonderful husband,
> http://www.notion.net/icelandichorses2007/qtpreviewT1.html
>
> I wonder: what is the audience applauding?!?!?
What can we do to make a positive impact on this situation? to change things
for the benefit of the horse?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
>>> What is a tuffet?
Beats me, but isn't it what Little Miss Muffet sat on...?
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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>>> If you haven't seen it, it's on the Astund site. The first time you go
>>> there, you have to select "English" from the home page: www.astund.is
Here's the second of Jolli's video set.
http://www.astund.is/index.php?id=24&activemenu=24&prod_cat=73&catalog_item=1573
Does anyone notice a
>> That's barbaric. Combined with a drop noseband, it seems like you could
>> draw blood.
>>
> There has been, thus the call from FEIF for riders to pay more
> attention to the injuries their horses sustain.
Not that there's much done about it.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
>>> "Friendly behavior towards basic training"? Really, it probably just
controls the horse with enough force to keep them shut down, so they stop
trying to run away from you. There are such better training techniques out
there, special torture devices not needed.
I've bought oodles of Icelandic
> >
>
> good lord whats that beside it, its "tuffet" ???
> Janice
>
> --
What is a tuffet?
Lorraine
Catch up on fall's hot new shows on Yahoo! TV. Watch previews, get listings,
and more!
http://tv
On 17/09/2007, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's barbaric. Combined with a drop noseband, it seems like you could
> draw blood.
>
> Nancy
There has been, thus the call from FEIF for riders to pay more
attention to the injuries their horses sustain.
Wanda
"The new "Jolli Caveson" A
fantastic tool to work with and teach horses a friendly behavior
towards basic training. Master Trainer Eyjólfur Ãsólfsson the
designer of the Jolli caveson explaines the use of this effective
training tool in his educational film "On Horseback""
And he's th
>>> Actually, I believe that's my chin ;)
You two are a regular Laurel and Hardy act!
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>>
> Here's a new Jolli special design I just saw:
> http://www.astund.is/index.php?
id=24&activemenu=24&prod_cat=83&catalog_item=1472 Now that's just
what every tack minimalist needs - a lunging caveson with metal
si
On 17/09/2007, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i was losing sleep over it :) actually what I worry over most about
> this photo is ethels nosehairs so deperately in need of trimming :)
> Janice--
> yipie tie yie yo
Actually, I believe that's my chin ;)
Wanda
Okay Janice, "The Wind in my Tights" is headed for the New York Times
bestseller list and we're laughing out loud here in Oregon.
Nancy
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "dawn_atherton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "janine4494" wrote:
> > I'm putting it off till we get his diet under control. But... I
> wonder if Icelandics naturally have a higher Basophile count.
Anyone
> have any experience
>>> It's too bad that we have "sheep" riding horses:)
That's a good one, Kim. The phrase that is, not the situation.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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Ya know... someone recently wrote to me and said they were so glad
thatHolar was teaching natural horsemanship. ... I wrote back and said
"What?!?!? Where did you hear that?!?!?" That person pointed to
Jolli's "On Horseback" video (the one with the "spanish walk" pict
I love a big ol fat man myself :)
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "judy3hhd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't know what the correct amount of feed is for my Icelandic. He
> is 13.2 hh. I feed him 1-2 pounds of alfalfa and 4-5 pounds of grass
> hay. A total of 6 pounds. I think this may be too much. Also, do
> you give
first of all, people who actually organize shows should walk thru the
crowd sometimes and listen to comments from people watching. For one
thing, these days, people won't stomach anything that looks like it
hurts an animal. hello. when are they gonna GET that... I have been
standing at the rail
Let's see and what would that sport be? what would it be called?
Shall I defer to Janice to come up with a name?
Janice needs to help us out here. Well, with a breed with such small
numbers, doing nothing that requires skill or finesse - just a lot of speed
and lot of tack?
Karen
Kar
I "looked" at a horse that was using that bit very happily. I never
actually got down to California to see and ride him, but I've always
wondered if I shouldn't have. He was an Arab gelding, owned and ridden by
a 74 year old woman who sent him to the same trainer for 30 days every
summer for a
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> > I mean... it is pretty clear to me what I see... and I assume
it's pretty
> > clear to other horsemen around the world (unless they're *not*
horsemen and
> > only *horse riders* or *horse controllers*).
> >
> >
On 9/17/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this is one i would like to try on stonewall:
>
> http://www.nationalbridle.com/ProdDetail.asp?Catalog_ID=6676
>
> janice
> --
> yipie tie yie yo
>
hmm but its a broken snaffle isnt it, oh well, nevermind.
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
this is one i would like to try on stonewall:
http://www.nationalbridle.com/ProdDetail.asp?Catalog_ID=6676
janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
> i am glad he found a good home, Lorraine! that must
> be a comfort,
Thanks Janice, It is nice to know someone out there is
thinking about me on this. Even though we haven't met.
Yes he is going to a good home and I can see him
anytime. I am not ready to visit him yet. Of course
he just left t
You've got it Susan. There are a lot more important things about a man than
his weight, his height or his degree of prettiness. If I saw you out with
your husband, I would think, "She recognizes what is important." Of course,
a husband who doesn't support a horse habit has a serious character f
On 9/17/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I always found that paso fino gait
> to be annoying - sort of much ado over nothing, and going nowhere. What
> possible reason is their to show knee action in a slow-ish soft gait?
>
yeah but the fino is the natural gait of the paso fino. mu
and here is jaspar's bit that looks cruel but he seems to love! Irt
has the mullen triple barrel mouthpiece and wears it sloppy loose.
http://www.toklat.com/myler/mbits_cheek_p.html
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
That's barbaric. Combined with a drop noseband, it seems like you
could draw blood
The bits themselves are bad enough, but the nosebands are just nasty icing.
They were expressly forbidden by Icelandic rules until maybe a year or two
ago. It seems that the second the rules were rewritten,
here is an elevator bit i think is one iceandics use:
http://www.nationalbridle.com/ProdDetail.asp?Catalog_ID=6596
--
yipie tie yie yo
--- Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only
> beautiful but very wise. Nice
> goes a lot farther than handsome any day.<<
That's for sure! I used to be embarrassed to
introduce people to my husband because he is truly
obese - like 350lbs and 5'7".
>>> This is what I think of as a Tom Thumb snaffle:
http://www.chicksaddlery.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?screen=PROD&Product_Code
=25511
Yes, that's what I've heard that bit called too, either that or a "cowboy
snaffle".
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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That's barbaric. Combined with a drop noseband, it seems like you could
draw blood.
Nancy
On 9/17/07, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My cat brought me this gift. Yuck
>
> Lorraine
>
good lord whats that beside it, its "tuffet" ???
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
> http://www.chicksaddlery.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?screen=PROD&Product_Code=25511
>
> I have seen some with even longer shanks. It's not hard to imagine the
> damage you could do - think nut cracker.
The icelandic bit has longer shanks.
http://iceryder.net/icelandicbit.html
Judy
http://i
The sign on the side says Professinal (his spelling) Horse Shoer since
1985.
Is he a good farrier? Spelling doesn't matter to me if he can do a good job
with the feet!
He will be here tomorrow to trim Twist and Yrsa, but if he starts taking
his clothes off, I will run
http://www.saddleuptack.com/webcat/items/item990.htm
>>> No, the Monte Foreman is very different. This one more resembles a curb.
I'll send you a pic.
Is this it? http://www.bozsaddlery.com/9jpeg.jpg I've seen it with a
couple of different mouthpieces and with a couple of different shan
This is what I think of as a Tom Thumb snaffle:
http://www.chicksaddlery.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?screen=PROD&Product_Code=25511
I have seen some with even longer shanks. It's not hard to imagine the
damage you could do - think nut cracker.
Nancy
>
> 2. we should wear the blingy browband with no noseband at all
>
Vicka -
Definitely go wiith bling!
--
Laree
i would just die to have a photo to show my farrier. my farrier looks
like a little tiny monkey and he always has one cheek bulged out from
a chaw of tobacco. he is the homeliest little monkey man you could
ever see and his wife is like one of the most beautiful women you
could ever see. no one
what a beauty and so happy happy, both of you!
awesome.
janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
>I don't know what the correct amount of feed is for my Icelandic. He
> is 13.2 hh. I feed him 1-2 pounds of alfalfa and 4-5 pounds of grass
> hay. A total of 6 pounds. I think this may be too much. Also, do
> you give supplements (oats,senior feed,etc.)
Since Icelandics (ponies) can t
On 9/17/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's more like a curb, w/ a medium port w/ a roller. There are rings
> for a rein to use it as a curb, altho I use it on the snaffle setting, on
> the big rings. I use a 1/2" curb strap set very loose, more 'cause I had it
> on the bridle a
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 09:05:12PM -, judy3hhd wrote:
> I don't know what the correct amount of feed is for my Icelandic. He
> is 13.2 hh. I feed him 1-2 pounds of alfalfa and 4-5 pounds of grass
> hay. A total of 6 pounds. I think this may be too much. Also, do
> you give supplements (
On 9/17/07, Mic Rushen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Video is different, but I think DVD is the same providing you have a
> fairly modern DVD player.
>
> Mic
>
i have a real modern one. so modern I have to borrow people's
grandchildren to come over and show me how to work it.
Janice--
yipie tie yi
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 02:22:49PM -0700, Nancy Sturm wrote:
> Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only beautiful but very wise. Nice
> goes a lot farther than handsome any day.
*nod* beauty's skin-deep, ugly goes to the bone, as they say.
that said, i confess i picked up my husband for his
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 11:17:29 -0500, you wrote:
>thats amazing. teevs is gorgeous but pale pale yellow.
This is my old boy Sox (Arvakur). He was flaxen chestnut with a really
white mane and tail. This is us on an endurance ride many years ago.
Mic
Mic (Michelle) Rushen
-
On Mon, Sep 10, 2007 at 09:17:21PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My trail mare, Ljosbra, went last year and won several ribbons including a
> couple of first places.
i have a question about stjarni's tack, and i decided to do an informal
poll here :)
stjarni normally wears a black bioth
A farrier once told me that a horse that is well nourished, or perhaps
over-nourished, will use the extra feed to grow hoof. It seemed to be true
of the horse we were discussing at the time.
Nancy
i am glad he found a good home, Lorraine! that must be a comfort,
even tho i know you are sad. Did she say you could come by and see
him? That would be nice, take him a treat snack and tell him you
still love him and that you just wanted him to be happy.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
>>..Now does he shoe
>>in a loin cloth, cuz at a certain point the nail is s close to
>>your thighand chaps just do not cover every little thing.
I was thinking the same thing Skye!
Cherie
>>> The flares Laree is talking about aren't wide flares. They are barely
noticeable at the end of a trim cycle.
That's the way Saga's are too. You just barely start to notice them at
about six weeks, but we once went over a few weeks, and they got pretty
noticeable by then.
Karen
Karen Thoma
He's not only beautiful on the outside, his sweet expression suggests
he's also pretty on the inside. Is he as nice as he looks?
Thanks, Nancy, Virginia, Janice and Sarah. He's very sweet, but just a
little shy. He was young when he came, five I think, just started a few
months prior, so
On 9/17/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> I'm still considering buying that video.
you need to buy it, then at the Liz clinic we can all drink wine and
watch it and hoot and holler and act rude over it. it will be fun.
like a slumber party.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only beautiful but very wise. Nice
goes a lot farther than handsome any day.
Our daughter married the most gorgeous guy when she was 18. He was so
handsome that women would stop dead to look at him. He turned out to be a
first class creep with some very
The flares Laree is talking about aren't wide flares. They are barely
noticeable at the end of a trim cycle. Mura used to live on very rocky, dry
ground and only needed tiny touch-ups every 6-8 weeks. My other mare, Lilja
could go for 4-5 months because her feet were well balanced and
self-trimm
Janice, I am working on finding you a picture of Dennis, the farrier. He
has a bumper sticker on his truck that says "Put some pink in your cheeks.
Ride nude." The sign on the side says Professinal (his spelling) Horse
Shoer since 1985.
He will be here tomorrow to trim Twist and Yrsa, but if he
> I mean... it is pretty clear to me what I see... and I assume it's pretty
> clear to other horsemen around the world (unless they're *not* horsemen and
> only *horse riders* or *horse controllers*).
>
> I would hope that people get a clue and NOT copy what those people (World
> Championship rider
I don't know what the correct amount of feed is for my Icelandic. He
is 13.2 hh. I feed him 1-2 pounds of alfalfa and 4-5 pounds of grass
hay. A total of 6 pounds. I think this may be too much. Also, do
you give supplements (oats,senior feed,etc.) I also use strongid
d-wormer every da
On 9/17/07, Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great place Virginia, I sure hope you get it!
Me too! The horses would love it and so would my family!!
V
> I rather think so too, particularly as FEIF wishes to be a member of
> FEI, with Icelandic horse sport eventually being an Olympic
> discipline.
Let's see and what would that sport be? what would it be called?
Shall I defer to Janice to come up with a name?
"The only thing necessary for
> I mean... it is pretty clear to me what I see... and I assume it's pretty
> clear to other horsemen around the world (unless they're *not* horsemen
> and
> only *horse riders* or *horse controllers*).
Ya know... someone recently wrote to me and said they were so glad that
Holar was teaching n
Video is different, but I think DVD is the same providing you have a
fairly modern DVD player.
Mic
Mic (Michelle) Rushen
---
Solva Icelandic Horses and DeMeulenkamp Sweet Itch Rugs:
www.solva-ic
Thanks for the input. It really pays to get the advice of locals...esp.
Icey family locals.
Kaaren
He's not only beautiful on the outside, his sweet expression suggests he's
also pretty on the inside. Is he as nice as he looks?
Nancy
On 9/17/07, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Harley left today. I had a good cry. Before he left
> Scooter kicked the poop out of him. So things will
> calm down now.
>
> Lorraine
Yikes--what a good-bye he got!
V
--- Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This farrier is quite, a character, by the way. Very tall and
> lean, long
> LONG pony tail. He lives with his wife and little girl off the
> grid in a
> very rural area and sometimes shows up at rides wearing just a loin
> cloth.
> Avert eyes
Harley left today. I had a good cry.
Oh, my thoughts are with you. It's never easy, even when it's the right
thing to do.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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beautiful Malin! but where were the men getting coffee?? The horse
must be a good one to allow such a small child to ride. He looks like
my Tivar. you dont know what I would give to look out the window and
see snow!
Janice (in sunny (hot) florida)
--
yipie tie yie yo
The Theterow Crossing listing sounds like somethng you'd better look at.
Trail access is huge. I would not be happy living where I had to haul out
to ride.
I suspect Bend would be a great place for a holistic health practice.
Ashland is also a good suggestion, but I think trail access may be har
On 9/17/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i think he looks depressed and you should consider relocating him to
> northwest fla.
> Jmo
> janice--
> yipie tie yie yo
Or maybe more north..
:D
V
It's more like a curb, w/ a medium port w/ a roller. There are rings
for a rein to use it as a curb, altho I use it on the snaffle setting, on
the big rings. I use a 1/2" curb strap set very loose, more 'cause I had it
on the bridle already than anything else.
Here is the Tom Thumb snaffle:
>>Here's a link to the listing. It sells with 15 acres, plus you can
>>buy extra land with it (which is what I'd want to do).
Great place Virginia, I sure hope you get it!
Cherie
I still mostly use snaffles, but I'm quite ok
> with the idea and practice of using anything from a gentle sidepull, up to a
> Tom Thumb Pelham...and Robyn, isn't the Monty Foreman simply the "western"
> version of the Tom Thumb mullen-mouth Pelham? (Not to be confused with the
> Tom Thumb "snaf
On 9/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where is this fifty acres? Once upon a time I lived on forty acres. The
> front was crops and the back half was pasture and a stand of trees. If it's
> in a
> nice green area that would be wonderful. Sylvia
This is outside of Moncton, Ne
> I mean... it is pretty clear to me what I see... and I assume it's pretty
> clear to other horsemen around the world (unless they're *not* horsemen and
> only *horse riders* or *horse controllers*).
>
> I would hope that people get a clue and NOT copy what those people (World
> Championship rider
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:43:39AM -0700, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island wrote:
> We do a lot of cutting horses, cutting here is very very popular, and
> we use ST. Croix Extra EZ on their feet..but they do cutting
> every week just for fun..we have some real nice QH here on
> islandnone o
> No charge for the Janice Comedy Zone entertainment or at least she
> didn't charge last year. See Janice for details on that part. :)
>
> Ironic how this thread morphed around such that the subject line is
> finally relevant.
While *this* is funny (Janice's Comedy Zone); I am
On 9/17/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think Trausti is a beautiful horse but he seldom photographs well.
Really? That is too bad. Each time you post a picture of him I think
he is beautiful -I am partial to bays with mealy noses. Send more
Trausti pics!
Sarah
Msla, MT
i think he looks depressed and you should consider relocating him to
northwest fla.
Jmo
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:40:52AM -0700, Lorraine wrote:
> Mine are supposed to be 13.2. But Dagur is a bit
> taller. I have never measured a horse in my life.
stjarni was claimed as 14hh, 1000# when i bought him. when i tried to
measure him (with one of those roll-up paper tapes, not highly
On 9/17/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No charge for the Janice Comedy Zone entertainment or at least she
> didn't charge last year. See Janice for details on that part. :)
>
>
> Ironic how this thread morphed around such that the subject line is finally
> relevant.
> Judy, do you mind if I forward this on to one or two people?
That's fine with me.
Actually, I think I'm going to put it on a webpage, and also send it to some
magazines.
Let me know what your people think.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
No charge for the Janice Comedy Zone entertainment or at least she
didn't charge last year. See Janice for details on that part. :)
Ironic how this thread morphed around such that the subject line is finally
relevant.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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you need to buy it, then at the Liz clinic we can all drink wine and watch
it and hoot and holler and act rude over it. it will be fun. like a
slumber party.
Slumber party with Janice present... You guys can't imagine what Cary and I
have in store for us with Liz, Janice and D
Harley left today. I had a good cry. Before he left
Scooter kicked the poop out of him. So things will
calm down now.
Lorraine
Building a website is a piece of cake. Yahoo! Small Business gives yo
when parelli says "if you back a horse into a corner he will start
showing you what he has in his defense tool kit". My Fox has been a
rearer, but we got over it. He cannot tolerate a hard bit, or any
rough treatment of the mouth. Then fri with the farrier, he was last
in line and was a little a
-
>
>> I rather think so too, particularly as FEIF wishes to be a member of
> FEI, with Icelandic horse sport eventually being an Olympic
> discipline. Trouble is, most other disciplines don't even bother to
> ban the use of bits similar to the Icelandic bit in conjunction with a
> flash noseband
they say if a growing young horse's feet never grow much then it needs
protein. so if its the opposite in a horse, maybe too much protein??
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
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