Nice Fjord mare for sale

2004-05-27 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi Everyone,

I have a medical condition that prevents me from riding and need to sell my
lovely Fjord mare.  She is registered (NFHR), her reg. name is Phelisia, but
we call her Ellie.  She is almost nine years old (will be nine in June).  She
is trained to ride, drive and jump.  Her sire is Briggen and her damn is Jemy.
Ellie was imported from Holland when she was a yearling.  I bought her from
Old Hickory Farm in Weedsport, NY.  While there, she was used extensively in a
children's riding program.  She is a proven mare.  Ellie has very nice
conformation and is a very nice mover.  She would make a wonderful dressage
horse.

 If anyone is interested you may contact me at (920) 337-0628 or email me at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thank you,

Linda Walker



Nice Fjord mare for sale

2004-05-25 Thread Linda Walker
Hi Everyone,

I have a medical condition that prevents me from riding and need to sell my 
lovely Fjord mare.  She is registered (NFHR), her reg. name is Phelisia, but we 
call her Ellie.  She is almost nine years old (will be nine in June).  She is 
trained to ride, drive and jump.  Her sire is Briggen and her damn is Jemy.  
Ellie was imported from Holland when she was a yearling.  I bought her from Old 
Hickory Farm in Weedsport, NY.  While there, she was used extensively in a 
children's riding program.  She is a proven mare.  Ellie has very nice 
conformation and is a very nice mover.  She would make a wonderful dressage 
horse.

The price is $8,500.  If anyone is interested you may contact me at (920) 
337-0628 or email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED].

Thank you,

Linda Walker


Marketing the Fjord

2003-02-17 Thread Linda Walker
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I don't have a Fjord video to show.   I'm a professional equine videographer.
Producing a high quality equine video can truly enhance the marketing
process.



Need a transport service!

2003-02-17 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Can anyone recommend a reliable horse transport service?

I recently bought a horse and the day before she was to be picked up, several
horses from her barn became ill from an unknown cause.  My horse was not one
of them...thank God.  To be on the safe side, the decision was made not to
ship my horse.  Unfortunately, the horse carrier had already arrived and they
were informed that the horse to be transported was not going.  I feel bad for
the transport company, but then again, this was something that was out of our
control.  This illness came on suddenly, there was no warning.

Upon conversing with the hired transport company, it was decided to terminate
the contract with them. Without going into detail, they were not being very
kind about my situation and their route would not take them back to that area
for at least another month, if then.

So I'm looking for a transport service that is reliable, reasonable in price
and will be having a rig going to New York State within the next week or so.

If anyone can help me, please return an email..asap.

Thanks in advance,

Linda



Transport needed

2003-02-17 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Can anyone recommend a reliable horse transport service?

I recently bought a horse and the day before she was to be picked up, several
horses from her barn became ill from an unknown cause.  My horse was not one
of them...thank God.  To be on the safe side, the decision was made not to
ship my horse.  Unfortunately, the horse carrier had already arrived and they
were informed that the horse to be transported was not going.  I feel bad for
the transport company, but then again, this was something that was out of our
control.  This illness came on suddenly, there was no warning.

Upon conversing with the hired transport company, it was decided to terminate
the contract with them. Without going into detail, they were not being very
kind about my situation and their route would not take them back to that area
for at least another month, if then.

So I'm looking for a transport service that is reliable, reasonable in price
and will be having a rig going to New York State within the next week or so.

If anyone can help me, please return an email..asap.

Thanks in advance,

Linda



She's coming home!!!

2003-02-07 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I bought my first Fjord almost two weeks ago.  Her name is Phelisia (her barn
name is Ellie) and she is seven years old.  I've now seen two videos of her
and she has gaits to die for!!!  The transportation arrangements have been
made and she is leaving Weedsport, New York on Feb. 17 and will arrive in
Green Bay, WI on the 19th.  Her stall is ready, the tack is hung and she will
have many visitors in the weeks to come.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank a very special person who has
been instrumental in helping me find my dream fjord.  Patti Jo Walters of
Francis Creek Fjords in Two Rivers, WI has shared her expertise and love of
the Fjord breed with me.  You have been a tremendous help!!  So, on behalf of
Ellie and myself, we thank you and we look forward to riding with you in the
near future.

Until next time,

Linda Walker



Fjord Gelding Wanted

2002-12-26 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I agree with all of the postings thus far on buying a Fjord.  There is no such
thing as a bombproof horse, and we, as riders, should expect to get bumped
and bruised from time to time.  It does come with the territory!

When I do buy my Fjord gelding I will be taking lessons with an instructor.  I
am taking lessons already, I'm just using a schooling horse.  My horse friends
say that I'm not a bad rider, I just need to increase my confidence level.  I
do feel confident that when I start to spend more time in the saddle my nerves
won't be on high alert.  I've been on spooking horses while under saddle and
it does scare me.  Luckily the horses that I've been on that have spooked have
not run off.  They've taken a few steps then stopped.  Whew!!!

I'm enjoying reading all of the members postings on buying a Fjord gelding.
Keep em' coming!


Thanks,
Linda



Update on Fjord Gelding Wanted

2002-12-26 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

After posting my last message to the Fjord digest concerning the purchase of a
Fjord gelding, I forgot to mention that it is desired to seek this gelding in
WI or the surrounding states.  The reason is that it is necessary for a trial
ride before buying.

Thanks



Fjord Gelding wanted

2002-12-26 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently in the market to purchase a Fjord gelding.  Here are the
specifics of what I'm looking for:

  a.. Age - 6 to 12
  b.. Gelding (no exceptions)
  c.. Disciplines: (first preference: trail riding  Second preference: intro
dressage
  d.. Height:  14 to 14.1  (My height is 4'10 so I need a smaller horse)
  e.. Build of horse (medium).  Do not prefer drafty or lighter versions.
  f.. Horse that has done extensive trail riding.
  g.. Does not spook.
  h.. Good for farrier, loads easily, clips and bathes.

If anyone knows of a Fjord that has these specifics please contact me via
email at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thank you.



New Member to Fjord List

2002-12-23 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi,

You asked where I live in WI Carol.  I live in Green Bay.  Where are you?

If you want to chat more you can email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks,

Linda



New Member to Fjord List

2002-12-22 Thread Linda Walker
This message is from: Linda Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi,

My name is Linda and I'm new to the Fjord digest.  I've been interested in
horses for approximately four years now.  I've owned three different breeds
within those four years, an eight year old quarterhorse, an eight year old
Arab and a twelve year old Spotted Saddle.  None of these horses have worked
out for me, and I no longer own any of them.  I've had some bad experience
with horses and due to my bad experience, I still am a timid rider.

I've been doing a lot of research on different breeds and have come to the
conclusion that I would like to buy a Fjord.  My preferences are that this
horse must be a gelding, well broke, has done extensive trail riding and has
confidence in himself. Since I've been stung with buying bad horses, I'm being
very cautious about finding my next horse.

If anyone has or knows of anyone who has such a gelding, please email me.  I
live in Wisconsin and would prefer so look at Fjords closer to home.

I look forward to reading about the stories that you all have to share.

Sincerely,

Linda