Fjord Wanted
This message is from: lisa galletti dante091...@sbcglobal.net I'm searching for my next fjord and here's what I'm after. 14 to 14.3 hands, 7 to 17 years old with easy to sit gaits, a solid whoa and stands well for mounting/dismounting from a block, neck reining nice but not a necessity, trail experience a must but doesn't need to be the Man from Snowy River type of trails. Needs to have super ground and stall manners, no bite/kick/rear or general nastiness, hopefully somewhat easy on fences. Must enjoy being fussed over, good for grooming, bathing, clipping, mane cutting, pick...ing up hooves standing tied to fence or trailer, etc. Can be ridden out alone or with others and doesn't mind either way, settles in nicely when hauled places, trailers well, good for vet and farrier. Doesn't need to be a super performance horse, better to be a solid equine citizen. I need a steady eddy type, a confidence builder and a partner I can trust. What can I offer? A loving home with an experienced horse owner who keeps her horses at home on dry lot, feeds good quality grass hay, has a great relationship with her vet and farrier and has recently retired her older fjord gelding from riding. I also have a 10 year old son who is horse crazy and spends a lot of time at the barn with me and the horses, they are part of our family. My downfall are my knees, one is replaced and the other is on its way but I'm not ready to give up riding, I just don't move as quickly and don't want to ride the hills anymore or go fast. I have owned ridden for over 25 years but due to the physical issues would list myself as a very cautious advanced beginner at this stage of life. Would prefer to find something west of the rockies to keep shipping costs down but will consider others possibly, I'm located in northern California. Will vet check and possibly x-ray if necessary. Can provide references. Will also consider mares and geldings. Price will depend on the individual horse. Current pictures and video a must as most will be too far for me to travel in person to see. Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw FH_L Shirts: http://tinyurl.com/8yky94l
Fjord WANTED
This message is from: Willows Edge Farm i...@willowsedgefarm.com So I have a student who adores our little 12 year old Fjord mare - she's tiny at 12.2hh. She has decided to look around for a shorty and I am wondering if anyone has a short Fjord for sale out there... We have a 13.2 mare and she thinks she's too tall. YES, I know this is outside of the standards for our breed, but since we have one, I though there are probably others out there. We are here about 20 minutes North of Seattle and the horses are a little lethargic from all this warm weather we've been having - trot? Never heard of it! 91 degrees here yesterday and with the outdoor arena - it was warm riding (we should be mid 70s this time of year). Hugs to all the ponies, Corinne Logan Willows Edge Farm Bothell, WA (425) 402-6781 www.willowsedgefarm.com __ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 4134 (20090605) __ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f
Re: Fjord WANTED
This message is from: jen frame jenfra...@gmail.com Hi Corinne,I don't have a short Fjord for sale, but I am responding to your e-mail because ever since I got my 13.2 hand mare, I've wondered if there are 12.1 or 12.2 hand Fjords out there, so I am happy to hear that you have one. She must be so totally adorable! I would love a small one too! Just can't afford any more horses right now... But would you send a pic of your shorty?! Thanks Jen in Texas with Splendora the 13.2 hand Fjord On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Willows Edge Farm i...@willowsedgefarm.com wrote: This message is from: Willows Edge Farm i...@willowsedgefarm.com ... our little 12 year old Fjord mare - she's tiny at 12.2hh. .I though there are probably others out there. Corinne Logan Willows Edge Farm Bothell, WA (425) 402-6781 www.willowsedgefarm.com __ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 4134 (20090605) __ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f
Trail fjord wanted
This message is from: Sarah Clarke sarahmagdalencla...@yahoo.com I know of someone (not on the fjord list) who is looking for an already trained trail fjord. We'd like to start looking within about a 2 hour drive of san diego if at all possible. If not, then we'll look farther afield. Contact me off list: sarahmagdalencla...@yahoo.com and I'll put you directly in touch. Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f
well trained fjord wanted
This message is from: lender...@yahoo.com My wife and I have had Fjords for 15 years. We just lost our 12 year old gelding (Rolland) to a large enterolith that ruptured his intestine. We are currently looking for a replacement even though we do have an older mare that we can ride for short distances in the mean time. We live in Placerville, CA (between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe) and would like something reasonably close. We trail ride quite a bit and camp out in the Sierra's and would like a Fjord that could keep up with our friends that ride larger horses, so something on the taller side would be best. Ellen also wants to start showing western and trail. Price is definitely a consideration in this economy. Anybody downsizing? Need to have your Fjord go to a loving family? My father in law imported 3 pregnant mares from Holland 20 years ago to start his herd and had as many as 12 Fjords at a time. We are not new to this deal but got out of the breeding business and are into the fun (camping/day rides) side. Any ideas? Tim Page lender...@yahoo.com --- On Sat, 5/2/09, fjordhorse-digest owner-fjordhorse-dig...@angus.mystery.com wrote: Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f
Childs lead line fjord wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi All, I have a friend that is looking for a older 16 to 24 years old, in good health, gelding that would be good as a steady lead line pony for her young daughter. So if you can email me with what you have for sale out there I would appreciate it. Shari? :O) Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Fjord wanted?
This message is from: Nan Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Catherine.Are you all still looking for a fjord? I have a wonderful 14 year old gelding here in MT and if the situation seemed great for him would consider selling him for $4000 plus travel expenses. If you are interested, I can send you photos, and his breed papers, etc. thanks... Nan Newton The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello List. If any of you have a Fjord that matches the below request, please reply to them directly. Thank you - CL -- In a perfect world there would be a nice grey dun mare or gelding out there with our name on it. We want something more or less ready to go (no babies or something that needs a ton of training). Any color will do, but I do love the greys. 5-15 years old or so and hopefully around $4000 - $7000. Less is of course better. Avery and Stephanie McLeod Alfheim Sighthounds http://alfheimigs.com -- Catherine Lassesen Hestehaven - The Horse Garden Hundehaven - The Dog Heaven www.hestehaven.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1-541-825-3027 Southern Oregon The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Re: Older Fjord wanted
This message is from: Bo Fjords Horse Ranch [EMAIL PROTECTED] If any of you know of an older Fjord that would enjoy being pampered and well cared for in exchange for the occasional ride around the farm, please let me know. Hello Lee, We have for sale a very nice 19 yr.old fjord gelding we've owned since he was a colt.We used him for riding and hunting, then he was used in a team for farm work and shows, parades, pulling etc. His team mate developed a ringbone in his front hoove and had to be put down. So we would like to find a good home for this fine fellow. He still looks really good and frolikes around with the other horses. He's quite, tall at about 15 hands. We are open to negoiateas for as price as long as he'd get a good home. But I'm afraid that transportation would be a problem as rising fuel cost has made long hauls for horses quite expensive. If we can be of further assistance please let us know. Thanks, Larry Boe from Bo-Fjords The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Older Fjord wanted
This message is from: Lee Hardin[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone, My husband and I have just returned from the Taylorsville, NC area. The year+ long search for a GOOD home for our married daughter's 15 year old Saddlebred cross is finally over. After work today we delivered Ryan to a beautiful farm and a loving family. Their barn has 8 stalls and a bunk house (hardwood floors, full kitchen and two bedrooms, hardly what we called a bunk house). There is also a guest house in addition to the primary residence, log cabin. The family has an interest in older horses. One of their two horses is a 28 yr. old Arabian in great condition. Last Saturday, Ryan's perspective owner, the 21 year old daughter of the family, and her mother came to our farm to meet Ryan. The mother of the young lady, who also rides, fell in love with our Fjords. She wants a Fjord for herself and has asked me to help her find a 15+ year old Fjord will lots of riding experience. This family trail rides on their dairy farm. The mother is a petite woman and would enjoy a Fjord around 13.2 hands. If any of you know of an older Fjord that would enjoy being pampered and well cared for in exchange for the occasional ride around the farm, please let me know. Thanks, Lee Hardin Mountains of NC ___ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello There, I yet again was passed on a person that is looking for a dead broke older Fjord for under $4500.00. Yet again, I wrote these people and explained the Fjord market to them. I will list their wants on our Fjords for Sale page at www.hestehaven.com http://www.hestehaven.com/ . Here is what I said. please, if you talk to potential buyers.do us all a great service when talking with them. do not play down the value of our breed. I tend to get telephone calls and inquiries from buyers that think they can get a dead broke for under $4500. I do state on our website the average price (as I see it right now) is at the $6500 to $8500 range for a trained Fjord. Yes, there are bargains out there. but they are far and few between. If you have a dead broke Fjord for sale under $4500 please contact me. I have potential buyers from around the world wanting to talk to you. :-) -- Thank you for your email. I do not know any Fjord that is available at $4500 with the talents you have mentioned. I will keep an eye out for you and mention your wants on our FREE ad website, with your permission to list your email for a contact. There may be someone out there willing to sell their older Fjord with the talents for that price, but most Fjord farms will keep this type of Fjord at the farm for their clients rather than under sell their talented Fjord. Unfortunately your first purchase is what happens with new Fjord owners. At $4500 buyers will normally get a green broke, bad habits, or younger Fjord. If you could afford $6500 to $8500, you will have a lot more to select from in the market. This may not be what you want to hear, but it is how I see the Fjord market as of today. With the price of hay, fuel, boarding, and training, the cost of raising a Fjord from birth to 5 years old is not longer $3500; it is more like $10,000. So, a 5 year old under $8500 is a real bargain, however, a 5 year old only has 2 years under saddle and maybe an additional year of cart training. .. -- Catherine Lassesen Hestehaven - The Horse Garden www.hestehaven.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED] Southern Oregon The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Re: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED] Catherine, you are absolutely right on. Good post!. [ In fact you might be a little under priced] It is just humans way to always be tire kicking, and looking for a GOOD deal, right. Regards, Jerry Friz, - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2007 7:03 AM Subject: Fjord Wanted This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello There, I yet again was passed on a person that is looking for a dead broke older Fjord for under $4500.00. Yet again, I wrote these people and explained the Fjord market to them. I will list their wants on our Fjords for Sale page at www.hestehaven.com http://www.hestehaven.com/ . Here is what I said. please, if you talk to potential buyers.do us all a great service when talking with them. do not play down the value of our breed. I tend to get telephone calls and inquiries from buyers that think they can get a dead broke for under $4500. I do state on our website the average price (as I see it right now) is at the $6500 to $8500 range for a trained Fjord. Yes, there are bargains out there. but they are far and few between. If you have a dead broke Fjord for sale under $4500 please contact me. I have potential buyers from around the world wanting to talk to you. :-) -- Thank you for your email. I do not know any Fjord that is available at $4500 with the talents you have mentioned. I will keep an eye out for you and mention your wants on our FREE ad website, with your permission to list your email for a contact. There may be someone out there willing to sell their older Fjord with the talents for that price, but most Fjord farms will keep this type of Fjord at the farm for their clients rather than under sell their talented Fjord. Unfortunately your first purchase is what happens with new Fjord owners. At $4500 buyers will normally get a green broke, bad habits, or younger Fjord. If you could afford $6500 to $8500, you will have a lot more to select from in the market. This may not be what you want to hear, but it is how I see the Fjord market as of today. With the price of hay, fuel, boarding, and training, the cost of raising a Fjord from birth to 5 years old is not longer $3500; it is more like $10,000. So, a 5 year old under $8500 is a real bargain, however, a 5 year old only has 2 years under saddle and maybe an additional year of cart training. .. -- Catherine Lassesen Hestehaven - The Horse Garden www.hestehaven.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED] Southern Oregon For your security this Message has been checked for Viruses as a courtesy of Com-Pair Services! The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
RE: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jerry, Thank you for your comment. I do admit my range is on the low side. However, per Dream Horse Ads and other ads, I can find more Fjords listed in that range for potential clients than I can at the $4500 or less range. :-) We all know... a good Fjord is worth his weight in GOLD... I have a few that if some one offered me a million US Dollars... I may just have to turn them down. :-) I may not... but I have not been offered that price yet! :-) Catherine Lassesen Your personal wine consultant Ask me how I get paid to drink wine! www.myttv.com/Catherine11429 The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Re: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Debbie LeBreton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello to you; I just want to tell you that I believe that a dead broke horse is either to old or someone is telling stories. Our fjords are great but they do have a jump in them once in a while or something is happening around them. They do handle it well and if they have lots of hours on them everyday, maybe they wouldn't jump if something surpise them on a trail. I think that I can get you a couple of Fjords that are dead broke like that or so the people say that have them. I will also read the ads that you are putting up on the web site. Get back to me if you like and just maybe we could get a market for these fjords. Thank you. Debbie From: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Subject: Re: Fjord Wanted Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 08:59:44 -0700 This message is from: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED] Catherine, you are absolutely right on. Good post!. [ In fact you might be a little under priced] It is just humans way to always be tire kicking, and looking for a GOOD deal, right. Regards, Jerry Friz, - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2007 7:03 AM Subject: Fjord Wanted This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello There, I yet again was passed on a person that is looking for a dead broke older Fjord for under $4500.00. Yet again, I wrote these people and explained the Fjord market to them. I will list their wants on our Fjords for Sale page at www.hestehaven.com http://www.hestehaven.com/ . Here is what I said. please, if you talk to potential buyers.do us all a great service when talking with them. do not play down the value of our breed. I tend to get telephone calls and inquiries from buyers that think they can get a dead broke for under $4500. I do state on our website the average price (as I see it right now) is at the $6500 to $8500 range for a trained Fjord. Yes, there are bargains out there. but they are far and few between. If you have a dead broke Fjord for sale under $4500 please contact me. I have potential buyers from around the world wanting to talk to you. :-) -- Thank you for your email. I do not know any Fjord that is available at $4500 with the talents you have mentioned. I will keep an eye out for you and mention your wants on our FREE ad website, with your permission to list your email for a contact. There may be someone out there willing to sell their older Fjord with the talents for that price, but most Fjord farms will keep this type of Fjord at the farm for their clients rather than under sell their talented Fjord. Unfortunately your first purchase is what happens with new Fjord owners. At $4500 buyers will normally get a green broke, bad habits, or younger Fjord. If you could afford $6500 to $8500, you will have a lot more to select from in the market. This may not be what you want to hear, but it is how I see the Fjord market as of today. With the price of hay, fuel, boarding, and training, the cost of raising a Fjord from birth to 5 years old is not longer $3500; it is more like $10,000. So, a 5 year old under $8500 is a real bargain, however, a 5 year old only has 2 years under saddle and maybe an additional year of cart training. .. -- Catherine Lassesen Hestehaven - The Horse Garden www.hestehaven.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED] Southern Oregon For your security this Message has been checked for Viruses as a courtesy of Com-Pair Services! The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw _ Windows Live Hotmail. Even hotter than before. Get a better look now. www.newhotmail.ca?icid=WLHMENCA148 The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Trimming Shoeing, HYPP, Fjord Wanted Responses
This message is from: Emily Wigley [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm so glad Erin spoke up in defense of good farriers! My farrier is excellent, and I know I am really fortunate to have him on my team! He trims those that don't need shoes, and shoes those that need them. Each hoof is dealt with individually, with the four adding up to assist the horse's movement, growth,use, and comfort (not in that order). My fjord does wear shoes, although she has excellent feet. She works hard, and in our wet pacific northwest climate, she lives on crushed rock footing in her paddock (for drainage and no mud) and goes out to graze for a few hours a day. The crushed rock is hard on even the best feet, and tends to scoop them out with a sanding kind of effect, even though the rock is packed. I have a few who need shoes and a few who don't, and two who just need fronts (no huge jumping or upper level dressage for their balance to be challenged with half shoes). A good trimming job is as special as a good shoeing job, and is well worth the fee that a good farrier should charge. As for the horse that fell asleep and tipped over, it may or may not be HYPP, and if it's a hanoverian (as I think it was?), it probably isn't HYPP. Some horses' knee locking mechanism is not as active/ automatic as others. My hanoverian x tb mare does the same thing, rarely goes down but does a creepy woops! when napping and catches herself before she goes down. AND, she stays asleep. It's weird, and amazing, and there is nothing wrong with her (except her lazy knees!). I think I should sell tickets! Thanks to those who have contacted me about Fjords for sale, as I look for a well trained, experienced gelding for a student. A couple of youngsters have been presented to me, which is probably perfectly appropriate considering the amazing temperament of Fjords, but I am serious about looking at nothing younger than 9. Ok, maybe 7 or 8 if it has had an active, well educated life! The student I seek the horse for is very new to horses, and I want him to be well cared for by his future Fjord, thus I am looking for a non-baby. :-) Thank you, thank you for the nice suggestions! Keep 'em coming! Best, Emily Emily Wigley Fish Bowl Farm Vashon Island, Washington http://www.fishbowlfarm.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] 206-463-5473 The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Fjord wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi I have a neighbor who asked me to post this Can provide an excellent home for: 1. very quiet, not quick/athletic 2. very experienced trail horse 3. must be dependable to take care of rank beginners 4. at least 14 hands 5. needs to be able to be ridden sometimes twice in a weekend for 1-2 hours - mostly walking, rarely canter, maybe trotting some or go 2-3 months without being ridden 6. excellent ground manners 7. a horse that can be expected to provide at least 5 years of service as described 8. prefer gelding, but will consider mare Do not want to spend money up front on the horse, but the owner could expect the horse to live out it's days here as a baby sitter for children and foals with excellent senior care. Will consider paying or doing transport if near Virginia Contact Jacque Battle (pronounced Jackie) Blue Ridge Dream Farm, LLC 1452 Budd Land Montvale, Virginia 24122 540-947-2923 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) _www.BlueRidgeDreamFarm.com_ (http://www.BlueRidgeDreamFarm.com)
Fjord wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi List, I received an email this morning from my sister-in-law who lives in Stockton, CA. She has begun searching for a horse for her 10 year old daughter. This little girl has always been horse crazy, but since they are 'city' folks, living in one of those gated communities, typical yuppie subdivision with a pool in the back yard, they tried to discourage her 'disease'. I laughed as they described her unexplained, ever-growing, fervor. They even told me one time that the best Christmas present we could ever send her would be a box of horse poop! LOL! Maybe they were thinking that'd 'fix' her??!! We horse folks know that there is absolutely no known cure - except for owning your own horse! Medical science has not yet been able to invent a shot to cure this ailment! I suggested that they find a good riding instructor and start with lessons to see if she would remain interested. They did and she did. We have talked about this on several occasions and I told them that as long as she is interested in horses, any $ is well spent! You never see the police chasing a kid down on a horse to bust them for drugs and it's pretty hard to get pregnant on a horse! LOL!! Anyway, I have sold everything here except for youngsters so told them I would start looking for the right Fjord. She is taking English lessons and needs to have a 'well done, been there, done that' Fjord with that kind, willing disposition. If you have one for sale or know of one that would be 'right', please contact me privately. Thanx so much. Gayle Ware Field of Dreams Eugene, OR www.fjordhorse.com
RE: Fjord wanted for trails/dressage
This message is from: Amy Goodloe [EMAIL PROTECTED] At 4:34 AM +1000 6/22/04, Karen Keith wrote: You're just a stone's throw from Starfire Farm in Berthoud. Have you contacted Beth Beymer and Sandy North Hi Karen. Thanks for the response. Yes, I know Beth and she's been very helpful in showing me what to look for in the breed. I even got to ride her wonderful gelding, BDF Magnum, in a lesson last week. What a neat horse! Thanks to everyone who has responded with horses for sale. There are some really nice Fjords out there! I wish my budget would allow me to go up in price because I think then I'd find the perfect combination of a Fjord that can do dressage and trails plus a little jumping for fun. But I've already lost too much money on dressage horses that ended up with soundness problems, so for now I can only afford a trail horse. I love the idea of a sensible, sure footed, wide bodied and comfortable little horse to take out on mountain trail rides -- and the Fjords sound like a good fit for that! I hear they're addictive, though, so maybe in the future I can look for a sporthorse type ;-) --Amy -- ~~ Camairyn Farm ~*~ Loveland, CO http://www.goodhorse.com/camairyn ~~
RE: Fjord wanted for trails/dressage
This message is from: Karen Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] Amy: You're just a stone's throw from Starfire Farm in Berthoud. Have you contacted Beth Beymer and Sandy North? Check their website for details at http://www.starfirefarm.com Best of luck on your Fjord hunt! Karen Keith in Parker _ Get a Virgin Credit Card and win an adventure: http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;8661322;9498324;s?http://www.promo.com.au/virgincreditcard/firstbirthday/track.cfm?source=N92
RE: Fjord wanted for trails/dressage
This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Amy, I have a 12 year old been there, done that gelding that fits exactly what you're looking for except price. Contact me privately if you're interested. Taffy Mercer Kennewick, WA (509) 586-0150 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Amy Goodloe Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2004 12:15 PM To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Subject: Fjord wanted for trails/dressage This message is from: Amy Goodloe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all. I've been lurking on this list for a few days and have already learned a lot! I've had my eye on Fjords now for several years and have finally decided that I want to buy one, so I thought I'd let you know what I'm looking for in case anyone has any possible matches for sale. The short version is that I want a sure-footed, sensible trail horse that can also do a little dressage (training level at schooling shows) -- rather than a dressage horse that can also do some trail riding, if you see the difference. Three or older, 14h or over and fairly stout, gelding or mare (slight preference for mare), and at least green broke but ideally has some trail experience already. Here's the longer version. I like riding a horse that is willing to go forward, not out of nervous tension or excessive energy, just happy to move out under saddle. And I like riding a horse that is responsive to the rider's aids, that moves away from the leg and is light in the hands, or that has the potential to be light (I'd rather have a green horse that just needs education about lightness than to retrain a heavy horse). Three good, comfortable gaits would be nice, including a decent canter that the horse offers easily. And I'd prefer a horse with balanced conformation, so that it's not built downhill and therefore naturally heavy on the forehand. Brave, sensible, non-spooky, cooperative, friendly, totally sound and uncomplicated to work with both on the ground and under saddle. I would prefer to stay around or under $5000, so that's why I say that I'm looking for a trail horse that can do low level dressage rather than the other way around. I also have to consider the cost of shipping (and would prefer to stay within about 1000 miles of Colorado, to keep shipping costs down). If you know of anything for sale that might be a good match, please let me know. I will try to go out to see a horse in person, but if that isn't possible due to a remote location, then I may be willing to buy off a video if it shows me everything I need to see. Most of my horses are drafts and draft crosses so I'm familiar with the issues common to this type of horse, but one of the reasons I want a Fjord is to have the drafty substance and sensibility in a package that is a better size for trail riding than a full sized draft! Thanks, --Amy -- ~~ Camairyn Farm ~*~ Loveland, CO http://www.goodhorse.com/camairyn ~~
Fjord wanted for trails/dressage
This message is from: Amy Goodloe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all. I've been lurking on this list for a few days and have already learned a lot! I've had my eye on Fjords now for several years and have finally decided that I want to buy one, so I thought I'd let you know what I'm looking for in case anyone has any possible matches for sale. The short version is that I want a sure-footed, sensible trail horse that can also do a little dressage (training level at schooling shows) -- rather than a dressage horse that can also do some trail riding, if you see the difference. Three or older, 14h or over and fairly stout, gelding or mare (slight preference for mare), and at least green broke but ideally has some trail experience already. Here's the longer version. I like riding a horse that is willing to go forward, not out of nervous tension or excessive energy, just happy to move out under saddle. And I like riding a horse that is responsive to the rider's aids, that moves away from the leg and is light in the hands, or that has the potential to be light (I'd rather have a green horse that just needs education about lightness than to retrain a heavy horse). Three good, comfortable gaits would be nice, including a decent canter that the horse offers easily. And I'd prefer a horse with balanced conformation, so that it's not built downhill and therefore naturally heavy on the forehand. Brave, sensible, non-spooky, cooperative, friendly, totally sound and uncomplicated to work with both on the ground and under saddle. I would prefer to stay around or under $5000, so that's why I say that I'm looking for a trail horse that can do low level dressage rather than the other way around. I also have to consider the cost of shipping (and would prefer to stay within about 1000 miles of Colorado, to keep shipping costs down). If you know of anything for sale that might be a good match, please let me know. I will try to go out to see a horse in person, but if that isn't possible due to a remote location, then I may be willing to buy off a video if it shows me everything I need to see. Most of my horses are drafts and draft crosses so I'm familiar with the issues common to this type of horse, but one of the reasons I want a Fjord is to have the drafty substance and sensibility in a package that is a better size for trail riding than a full sized draft! Thanks, --Amy -- ~~ Camairyn Farm ~*~ Loveland, CO http://www.goodhorse.com/camairyn ~~
Fjord wanted in Oregon
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Oregon Fjord Friends- Saw this on Dreamhorse.com and thought one of you might be able to fit the bill! Brigid ** I'm looking to purchase an extremely kind Fjord mare or gelding. I'd like an older, seasoned horse that can boost the confidence of an adult rider and help the self esteem of some emotionally fragile youngsters. Riding would include easy trail riding, arena work: low level dressage/centerd riding. Great home with references! Contact Name:Sharon Foster Contact Phone:541-548-0883
Re: High Quality, Well-Trained Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Carol, Thanks for responding to my post. I'm interested in looking futher at Iceman. You are right, the pictures weren't all that great on his page. When you get a chance to make a video of him performing what I had outlined I'd love to see it. I've had one other promising response and it's good to know that some of these horses are out there. Thanks again, Mark Arthur Rivoire wrote: This message is from: Arthur Rivoire [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -- I'm addressing this to all of you, not just Mark who specifically asked for such a horse. This is such a special horse, I thought I'd give everybody a heads up.
Re: High quality well trained Fjord wanted!!
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 5/8/2004 7:01:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It's sad that I can buy a QH tomorrow that does all this and not a Fjord! We need some better trained Fjords out there representing our breed. Hi Mark- I am actually glad that one cannot buy a Fjord tomorrow so easily, because that would mean we were as overpopulated as QHs. There are plenty of well trained Fjords out there working, showing, or just providing pleasure, and we're not letting go of them! Also, few are willing to pay what a well broke horse is worth. Many at my barn are becoming seriously interested in Fjord ownership, and I of course encourage this. One lady said, I looked all over the web but they are so expensive! I said, So what do you consider expensive? Turns out her budget is $3k and she wants a trained horse safe for her young daughter. I told her as politely as possible that such a horse of any pure breed does not exist. On that note, Mark, there is a horse here in my area who may fit your bill. His name is Majson's Bjmer. He was bred and started by Gayle Ware and is now owned by Leela Standahl. For more info contact her trainer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Be sure to say I sent you. / )_~ /L/L Brigid Wasson SF Bay Area, CA www.Brigid.Clickryder.com
High quality well trained Fjord wanted!!
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm going to run this want ad again just in case some of you haven't seen it. I'd love to get some responses from people who have this horse and would consider selling him. It's sad that I can buy a QH tomorrow that does all this and not a Fjord! We need some better trained Fjords out there representing our breed. Thanks, Mark Hello- This is Mark McGinley of Mariposa Farm in northern Wisconsin. Mariposa Farm is a small riding and boarding stable and we raise Fjords as well. I'm also on the NFHR board and am currently your Vice President (for you NFHR members). Here at our riding stable we offer lessons and training and we are the only barn in the area that provides these services for western riders. We also bring these kids (and adults) to area shows and help them either with their horses or our own. We do have English trained riders and horses here as well just so you know we don't discriminate I'm looking to purchase a been there done that highly trained Fjord horse for our lesson program. We want to stop using our Arab and QH's for lessons and get these kids riding Fjords instead. We want them to fall in love with Fjords and not our Arab! We don't breed Arabs! We have 6 Fjords right now but they are either young stock or mares that are often bred (and go in and out of training and condition). I've got a couple of youngsters coming up in the ranks who will be great for our program but we don't want to wait 2-3 more years for our clients to be able to ride and show Fjords. We do realize the value of this horse and even more, appreciate the value that it would bring to our barn. If you know someone that wants to part with their perfect Fjord we'd be interested in talking to them. Below is a list of requests that the horse would need to have / perform. Wanted: Exceptionally well trained Fjord gelding. Needs to be safe, sound, and healthy. Western trained for immediate use in lesson and show program for established equestrian center. Our students are beginners through intermediate / advanced. Horse must be conformationally correct with no vices. NFHR registered or able to be registered. We would prefer the horse to be under 14 years old. We'd like some size to this horse and he should be at least 14.1 hands or taller. We would like to see a video of the horse performing the following: 1. Walk, trot, lope in a round pen or on lunge line with verbal commands, both directions with no editing. 2. Same again with young rider. 3. Same again with young rider in arena. Horse must have correct leads and have easy going, relaxed and balanced gaits. 4. Same again with adult rider 5. Video of horse in a Halter Class or Showmanship Class with a young handler. Doesn't have to be actual show but should include other horses in arena. 6. Video of at least a 15 minute lesson on horse with a beginner rider no editing 7. Again with intermediate rider. 8. Any other video that you think highlights your horse. Any driving training will be considered a plus but not necessary. Vet check and health history required. We prefer a brown dun as our first choice. Thanks, Mark K. McGinley Mariposa Farm 30165 County Highway C Washburn, WI 54891 715-373-2906
Sick Foal Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Catherine Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peter, I will have to agree with Suzan, at first read, your mare may be going thru foal heat. How many days old is your foal? The black around the eyes is what I would call color... and you just may have yourself a grey. The hair coming off around the muzzle I somewhat normal, hair on the head seems to shed first at times with these guys... When in doubt, take temp and keep a record of the temp. 99.5 to 103 are somewhat normal ranges. Good Luck... FJORD WANTED... OK... I know that everyone wants a low priced trained Fjord... I have a client that is looking for the miracle Fjord... An older mare or gelding that is trained for riding. Gentle for beginner riders and children. Does not have to be Dressaged trained but steady on the trail is a must. Grass drivers OK... we will use grass reins... (LOL) The family is low-middle class and knows that a Fjord can be expensive... but hopes that someone will have a semi-retired one out there, for them. They have 2 horses for sale at this time hoping to pay for their new Fjord. (2 year old APPY gelding an older AQHA mare) They are willing to trade! They will need a seller that is willing to work with them. They both have good steady full time jobs and pay their bills on time. OK... now if anyone is willing to work with these people, Please contact me and I will forward you their name and email. Thanks for listening, Catherine Lassesen Hestehaven - The Horse Garden 541-828-3027 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re:High quality Fjord wanted
This message is from: Les D [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mark I saw just the Fjord that would meet the things you are looking for. It was at the Turelock Show two year ago and I really wanted to take it home myself. It was this beautiful large wood carving about 2 foot long and at the show it would score. And by the front door it could stand there not biting anyone or thing. : Good luck looking for your Fjord. Les Margaret H. Callahan,Ca
Re: High quality Fjord wanted:
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] We'll I'm hoping that I find the right one at all. It would be a plus that he didn't eat the fence in one night, etc. Mark ruth bushnell wrote: FJORD with no vices? I know what you mean, having seen that expression used in sales before, but that set me thinking as don't we collectively claim they are vice free? Here is a list of (tongue in cheek) possible no vices I come up with (and you may want to enlarge upon it =))
Re: High quality Fjord wanted:
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey, Those aren't vices..Those are just the endearing qualities of Fjordies! Jean in COLD Fairbanks, Alaska, Where March is going out like a lion...last blast of winter at -20 this morning! LSunl will warm it to +15 today. FJORD with no vices? ~~ no picking locks at gate ~~ no flubbering lips on non-horse items (hats, tools, gloves, etc.) ~~ no leering at neighboring non-fjord fillies ~~ no consumption of off menu junk food (weeds, paper, leather, bark, etc.) ~~ no quaffing from pee puddles. ~~ no rowdy fighting. biting, kicking, pulling hair... ~~ no gyrating in fresh manure for a punk pinto makeover ~~ no devious plots of going AWOL ~~ no bull-dozing fences ~~ no evasive maneuvers ~~ no subtle rebellion, masked by an innocent facade ~~ no entrance to off limits buildings, gardens, yards... ~~ no rifling of guest autos (windshield wipers, rear view mirrors...) ~~ no lifting of guest's jackets or ransacking pickup beds Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone: Just a few short weeks ago I posted a message on the Fjord Digest board which pertained to a request that I was looking to buy a Fjord. As of this posting, I have yet to find a Fjord which best suits my needs, so thought I would try posting again. What I would like is a well broke gelding to be used for trail riding and basic dressage. The size should be 13.3 to 14 hands as I'm a smaller older adult. If you or any one you know has such a Fjord for sale please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or phone (920) 337-0628. I welcome all inquiries. Thank you, Linda Walker Green Bay, WI
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Dave Patti Jo Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm posting this for a friend. Wanted draft type mare or gelding well broke for driving. They will be using this horse in the public setting so need one well broke! They are in the Connecticut area. Very knowledgeable horse people, older couple, use to working with draft horses, good home. You can email me if you have one for sale or know of one for sale. Thanks Patti Jo Walter Francis Creek Fjords Two Rivers WI Got a little snow, but warming up to the 40's and 50's. Really starting to hate this winter! I want a foot of snow!
Fjord Wanted to LEASE
This message is from: Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello... A lady named: Laurie Reynold would like to lease a Fjord for her pre-teens to be able to ride. Her number is 541-823-3188. She lives in the BEND, OR area. Please contact her directly. All our old girls are going to give birth in March and we cannot accommodate this lady at this time. Catherine Lassesen
Fjord wanted
This message is from: Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2002 09:13:18 -0600 From: Mike Muir [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: looking to buy To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear friends, I am seeking a very well broke, gentle, sound family horse that would be suitable for a disabled driver. Prefer a gelding about 8-12 years, 15.2 or under, a willing worker. Please let me know what you have that might suit, with price and all particulars. Thank you, Michael Muir, President United States Driving for the Disabled, Inc. I was just going through my emails and found this one... Thought I should throw it out for the list. Catherine Lassesen
FWD: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all: I got this Email today and thought someone out there may have just the horse for this lady - Amy, I have been competing in Combined Driving Events for several years with a miniature horse. I love the sport and my mini is wonderful but I want MORE! Having seen many breeds compete in CDE's, I am really impressed with the sense, versatility and kindness of every Fjord I meet. I am looking for an adult well-trained horse that has been driven and will be suitable for CDE competition, picnic drives with my family and perhaps competitive trail riding. Do you have one that might suit me or do you know anyone else who might have one? I am located near San Francisco, CA. Thanks! Linda Mackin A HREF=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]/A Amy Dun Lookin' Fjords Bud, Tillie Amy Evers Redmond, OR http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
Re: Larger fjord wanted
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you have, or know of, a larger fjord for sale - please contact this fellow. I met him at the MN Horse Expo (more about that later). Please do not call with info on anything under 14.3 hands -- this guy is a big fellow and wants a larger fjord!! Paul @ 715-597-3922 Osseo, Wisconsin I'VE RUN into this before.. large people searching for large horses.. and I maintain that height has nothing to do with strength and weight bearing. It stands to reason that if a tall horse is fine boned and not well conditioned it would be less capable of packing a heavy load than would a short horse that has stout bone and good muscle development. Tall is not always strong.. short is not always weak-- just as with people. Ruthie, nw mt
Re: Larger fjord wanted
This message is from: Carol J. Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone! If you have, or know of, a larger fjord for sale - please contact this fellow. I met him at the MN Horse Expo (more about that later). Hi Linda, We are waiting for a full report on the expo. I heard that the vendors did well despite the lousy weather. This info is from someone very involved with organizing it. Actually they like bad weather since it brings people out who can't be doing other outdoor stuff. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
Larger fjord wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone! If you have, or know of, a larger fjord for sale - please contact this fellow. I met him at the MN Horse Expo (more about that later). Please do not call with info on anything under 14.3 hands -- this guy is a big fellow and wants a larger fjord!! Paul @ 715-597-3922 Osseo, Wisconsin Thanks - Linda inMN
RE: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Bob Stahr of THS [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kelly, We have 3 geldings for sale here in the Seattle area. They are shown here: http://www.horsemanshipschool.com/forsale.html You may want to let us know where you are located and how far you are willing to go to look at prospects. -Bob Bob Stahr [EMAIL PROTECTED] 425-885-9517 http://www.horsemanshipschool.com/ c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kelly Gage Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 6:52 PM To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Subject: Fjord Wanted This message is from: Kelly Gage [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Listgoers! I am looking for a dressage prospect in a fjord package. My price range is up to 5,000 but I'm willing to go a little over for the right horse, mus have good gaits, with a healthy overstep, and mind and above all likes to travel. I would like a gelding, but I'm open to mares. Must be green broke, knows walk, trot, canter, steers and breaks. Anything else is a plus. I can promise any horse I buy a safe home, with full time training and care. All I ask is a horse that would enjoy dressage and would be able to do it sucessfully, and enjoy the occasional trail. Please contact me privately by email. Thank you, Kelly Gage _ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
Older fjord wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello list! I have a client who is looking for a fjord. They would prefer an older gelding. This would be a great family home with tons of love and care. The candidate would be kept at my farm and both mother and daughter would lesson with me regularly. They had a deal worked out that fell through and though are disappointed, are still eager to find something. If anyone knows of anything could you email me off the list? We (actually I) would prefer something older than 8. I go by the age of the horse plus the age of the rider should equal 18 or older. We are in CT but are willing to travel a reasonable distance out of New England. Thanks everyone!! Kate Mom to Baldur the wonder Fjord Plus two brilliant human children
Re: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Deb Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ask Dave McWeathy. he said he has a good one for dressage. He's on the list but I'm not sure how often he checks in. He is a great guy and his horses are as he says. Debi Williams Williams Hill Fjords Waterford, Pa Home of Tolgar,Tanja, Belle,Hilda, Beckett, Rosie and Daniel(and soon Senja) - Original Message - From: Kelly Gage [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:52 PM Subject: Fjord Wanted This message is from: Kelly Gage [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Listgoers! I am looking for a dressage prospect in a fjord package. My price range is up to 5,000 but I'm willing to go a little over for the right horse, mus have good gaits, with a healthy overstep, and mind and above all likes to travel. I would like a gelding, but I'm open to mares. Must be green broke, knows walk, trot, canter, steers and breaks. Anything else is a plus. I can promise any horse I buy a safe home, with full time training and care. All I ask is a horse that would enjoy dressage and would be able to do it sucessfully, and enjoy the occasional trail. Please contact me privately by email. Thank you, Kelly Gage _ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
Fjord Wanted in Ottawa Valley for Theraupeutid Riding Program
This message is from: Cheryl Beillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Cdn or nearby US Listers .. this is a heads up for anyone who may have a 14.2 h fjord (gelding preferred), around 8 (of course) Sensible, sound with Basic 1 Dressage for a local therapeutic riding program .. They asked me to post their flyer at the Olaf Nyby Clinic and in all the confusion of participating and organizing, I forgot! SO .. here it is .. they mentioned they expected to pay around $5k Cdn .. so take it from there. The telephone number (they are located about 20 minutes NW of Ottawa) is (613) 821-1844 .. and ask for Paula. duty done.
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Salt Lick Stables [EMAIL PROTECTED] I received a call yesterday regarding a Fjord Wanted. If you would like to respond, do so directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Andy is looking for a well trained, tall saddle mount for trail. I do not know his budget, however he stated that $4,000.00 was too pricey.
fjord wanted
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED] This was on the CD-L (Carriage driving list) From:Lory Eighme [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Looking for a Fjord Hi All - I am delurking to ask if anyone here knows of any breeders/dealers of Fjords on the east coast, the closer to the state of Maryland the better. I have a friend that is looking for one to eventually (possibly) drive but to ride initially. Please email me [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks. Lory Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fjord wanted Calif
This message is from: Bushnell's [EMAIL PROTECTED] A gal has written twice from Perry, California, asking about mares and fillies (over two) for sale and asked me to post her contact address. if anyone near that region knows of any she would appreciate your contacting her; Trish mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ruthie, nw mt
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: carol [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Friends, I'm looking for that hard to find older, experienced, quiet, driving - trail riding Fjord. My husband and I are older trail riders ourselves now. We horse camp, ride easy, and take the Meadowbrook Cart out on weekends. Need 14 to 14.2 or so. Mare or gelding. Age no problem. You could consider this a semi-retirement home for our horses. Anyone got and ideas?? Thanks, Carol Tacey Rhode Island [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Fjords for sale, and fjord wanted
This message is from: Mary Thurman [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message is from: misha nogha [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Guys: Terri Letcher from Washington State is looking for a well broke gelding for her fourteen year old daughter for pony club. Might try sending her to Unrau's. They have a four-year-old gelding, well broke, for sale right now, I believe. Plus a couple of fillies that their daughter, Sam, is training right now for riding. Sam is into versatility riding - western and English - so anything she works with should be pretty good. Mary = Mary Thurman Raintree Farms [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com/
Re: Fjords for sale, and fjord wanted
This message is from: Melissa Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] how much do u want 4 the 15 yr. old mare?and also were do u live?thank you! Melissa p.s. my email addy is [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Wed, 02 August 2000, misha nogha wrote: This message is from: misha nogha [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Guys: Terri Letcher from Washington State is looking for a well broke gelding for her fourteen year old daughter for pony club. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Just sold mine to girl of same age. I still have for sale, four year old mare, just started, 14.1 hands brown dun and gorgeous Snowy's Harmony, Yearling gelding, will be 14.1 athletic, sporty, very sweet and gentle, weanling gelding, should mature 14 h, long legged, very pretty type with dished face, weanling filly should mature 14 h, cute as a bug and sporty, 15 year old mare, broke to drive, mostly a broodmare who has produced wonderful foals. Misha Shota Fjords [EMAIL PROTECTED] Backstreet Boys Official Store: http://bsbdirect.com Backstreet Boys Official Site: http://www.backstreetboys.com
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Here's another Fjord Wanted Please email privately any For Sales that might apply . I would be interested in a mare or gelding. I would consider any age and size. My preference would be 14 hands, but I could go bigger or smaller. I take very good care of my horses and would give the horse a wonderful home. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Fjord wanted??
This message is from: whfjords [EMAIL PROTECTED] Do you think a Fjord is a good choice for me? If so, I am sure I am , This is part of a note I received today and hope someone might have a horse for sale . We need some more horses to please the people stopping by and Emails we get. This is from Debi Williams in Erie Pa i don't talk often but I ave a question I'm very new and only have a couple youngsters. I get these inquiries a couple times a month. I have been saving the ones listed on the emails and have passed these on. But there seems to be a big demand for our horses and not enough to go around. I'd like to see lots of good Fjords in great homes. Any suggestions on how to make these connections. Fjords are different and I wouldn't want to see them go to the wrong riders for them. Se the results each week at the many local auctions. Ok now I'll be quiet
Fjord wanted??
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Do you think a Fjord is a good choice for me? If so, I am sure I am looking for the larger breed (15 hands and 1300 to 1400 pounds). As a beginner, I'm sure I should also find a mature one, which will probably be very hard to find. If you agree that a Fjord is a good choice, are you aware of any for sale that may be appropriate for me? Howdy list, This is part of a note I received today and hope someone might have a horse for sale . We need some more horses to please the people stopping by and Emails we get. Send what you have and I will see that he gets the word. He is in MT. I am going to have him get on the list so he can enjoy the information available . Still waiting for our first foal Of 2000. Paradise's Emily is big as a barn, and her due date was a week ago.Bjorn-Knutson looks on and weenies to her, as if to say, Get on with it lil mother. Dun Lookin' Fjords Bud, Tillie Amy Evers Redmond OR [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
Re: Fjord Wanted
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Josie, Of course you can give your friend our website address. Depending on where she lives in MO, transportation could very well be free for her from our farm. Lynda and Daniel Bailey's Norwegian Fjord Horse Farm White Cloud, MI
Fjord Wanted
This message is from: Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED] There's a lady in MO looking for Fjords. She is new to the breed and new to riding. Several of her horsey friends have recommended she shop for a Fjord. I don't think it would be proper to post her email address on the list. But if any of you would like to respond to her search, emai me privately and I'll pass it on to her. Thanks, Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
