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This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 7/30/2004 11:41:10 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am looking forward to my upcoming visit with Brigid W. It's always a treat to put a face to someone's wise words. Wish Dagrun could join us. As I look forward to meeting you! I also wish Dagrun could join us, but I believe the Fjord Championships are going on right now so she'll soon have some fantastic stories to tell us. Wise, eh? ;-P / )_~ /L/L Brigid Wasson SF Bay Area, CA www.Brigid.Clickryder.com
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This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED] At 01:55 AM 2/24/2002 -0800, you wrote: This message is from: Knutsen Fjord Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all ~ I think they remember each other. I reunited two horses (brothers) who had been apart for a year, but otherwise together for life. They did not even see each other as they were on different parts of the property. They had other horses to keep them company, but began calling to each other like crazy, apparently because they could smell each other. Both of these horses could care less about any other new horsethe calling was not just because they knew there was a new horse around. Gail Russell Forestville CA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peg. Enjoyed your page. Our Stallion Bjorn-Knutson looks like a carbon-copy of Gramann who is his Great Great Grandsire. We have new pictures of him on our page. Tillie Dun Lookin' Fjords Bud,Tillie Amy Evers Redmond OR (541) 548-6018 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
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This message is from: Frederick J. \(Fred\) Pack [EMAIL PROTECTED] Great pictures Peg. I stole the pictures of SWF and Pepper for our personal enjoyment. Fred and Lois Pack Proud owners of Silly Willie Filly and Pepper from Knutsen Fjord Farm. Subject: New Pictures This message is from: Knutsen Fjord Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all - New pictures on our web site. Enjoy! Peg Knutsen http://www.eburg.com/~kffjord/
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This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, enjoyed looking at your page and the well adjusted fjords. they all look quite content. Just wish I had more room. Jean Jean Gayle Aberdeen, WA [Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ] http://www.techline.com/~jgayle Barnes Noble Book Stores
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This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED] He is really beautiful Peg. Reminds me of Grabb. Jean Jean Gayle Aberdeen, WA [Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ] http://www.techline.com/~jgayle Barnes Noble Book Stores
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This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lynn, my fjord is in with my 17.2 1/2 hand Trakehner and my 16 plus hand Holsteiner. No problems unless they are all three together then the big gelding resents him around the mare. Usually, if he wants to, Gunnar can out maneuver the gelding. Gunnar pesters the gelding even tho he gets a few good bites for it. Big stalls are no problem except for looking out of if the footing is low. Jean Gayle Aberdeen, WA [Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ] http://www.techline.com/~jgayle Barnes Noble Book Stores
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This message is from: justus [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mark, Yes, I noticed the championships, too bad he was sold, :(, but I am sure he will be treated very well. I will have to get my piggies in the savings back working overtime this year. Please keep me on your inquiry list and send photo's when the new one arrives. I will be very interested in seeing the little cutie. Thank you also for all the info, I am glad they do fine with the other breeds and full sized stalls. Enjoy this afternoon and lovely sunset. lyn Mark and Lisa K. McGinley wrote: This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Lyn I am glad you got to see my web site. It has only been around for a few weeks and I'm still working out the submission process for various search engines. Alida was bred this spring to Rokida's Niklaus (Grey Dun) and should foal at the end of April 2000. Alida is a brown dun which is the most common color for Fjords while her filly from '97 (Asa) is a red dun. Odds are that her foal will be another brown dun but we won't know until it's born. Her foal would be in the price range of $3,000-4,000 (at weaning) depending on how it turns out and what sex it is. There is a lot of potential with such a good cross. I'm not sure if you saw that Niklaus won not only his class at the Blue Earth but he also won Grand Stallion! We were really happy to be one of the few breedings by him this year. Unfortunately he was sold to a breeding farm in Green Bay and that will be all he'll do from now on it seems. Our stalls in our barn are 14 X 10 and the Fjords do fine in them. That is when they are in them. They would rather be outside. We put them in when there is a real cold rain or if it's going to be real cold. Otherwise they are outside. One of our horses is a 15-1 hh Arab mare and they all fit together fine (Both Alida 14-2 hh and Asa 14-0 hh aren't that small). Good luck with your search for your daughter's horse. My daughter is 12 and she has the Arab. Alida is my wife's and Asa is mine. I'm the one who gets to wait to ride for three years! I'm half way there. Mark @Mariposa justus wrote: This message is from: justus [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lisa and Mark, Wow, such beautiful horses, I especially love the palomino coloring of Alida! Funny thing, I just e-mailed Mari telling her of my palomino dreams and web window shopping today! I have searched for days for Fjords for sale in Wisconsin, but would not have found your site if you had not sent it to the list. Thank you! If you get a nice colt or filly to sell for next fall with the Baileys and Cream coloring, please let me know. What price range would a young 5-6 month old go for? I know this breed is above my current limit, but I am willing to wait and save for the horse of my dreams. My daughter may be getting hers a lot sooner though, as she is less particular at the wonderful age of 8, and is happy with anything (almost) on four legs:) We are looking as some very nice Quarter horse colts and some paints this weekend. There seems to be a fall clearance sale on them right now, with several available for $450.00. I will have to rent a stall for our horses for a few years, until we can get our own place. Most of the farms here around Belleville and New Glarus are built for the larger horses, how would a Fjord get along in a full sized stall and with the other Quarters and such in the pasture? Look forward to your reply. Thank you. Lyn Mark and Lisa K. McGinley wrote: This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone, It was supposedly the next to last nice day up here (northern Wisconsin) and I caught our fjords doing that solar gain and storage thing out in the pasture. I posted the pictures at our website at http://www.angelfire.com/wi/mariposa/ I also have somewhat updated puppy pics there too for those of you who are interested. To Jon and Mary Ofjord- This is my last trip out of town with Big Top Chautauqua this weekend... maybe we can get that ride in soon? Mark McGinley @ Mariposa
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This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Lyn I am glad you got to see my web site. It has only been around for a few weeks and I'm still working out the submission process for various search engines. Alida was bred this spring to Rokida's Niklaus (Grey Dun) and should foal at the end of April 2000. Alida is a brown dun which is the most common color for Fjords while her filly from '97 (Asa) is a red dun. Odds are that her foal will be another brown dun but we won't know until it's born. Her foal would be in the price range of $3,000-4,000 (at weaning) depending on how it turns out and what sex it is. There is a lot of potential with such a good cross. I'm not sure if you saw that Niklaus won not only his class at the Blue Earth but he also won Grand Stallion! We were really happy to be one of the few breedings by him this year. Unfortunately he was sold to a breeding farm in Green Bay and that will be all he'll do from now on it seems. Our stalls in our barn are 14 X 10 and the Fjords do fine in them. That is when they are in them. They would rather be outside. We put them in when there is a real cold rain or if it's going to be real cold. Otherwise they are outside. One of our horses is a 15-1 hh Arab mare and they all fit together fine (Both Alida 14-2 hh and Asa 14-0 hh aren't that small). Good luck with your search for your daughter's horse. My daughter is 12 and she has the Arab. Alida is my wife's and Asa is mine. I'm the one who gets to wait to ride for three years! I'm half way there. Mark @Mariposa justus wrote: This message is from: justus [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lisa and Mark, Wow, such beautiful horses, I especially love the palomino coloring of Alida! Funny thing, I just e-mailed Mari telling her of my palomino dreams and web window shopping today! I have searched for days for Fjords for sale in Wisconsin, but would not have found your site if you had not sent it to the list. Thank you! If you get a nice colt or filly to sell for next fall with the Baileys and Cream coloring, please let me know. What price range would a young 5-6 month old go for? I know this breed is above my current limit, but I am willing to wait and save for the horse of my dreams. My daughter may be getting hers a lot sooner though, as she is less particular at the wonderful age of 8, and is happy with anything (almost) on four legs:) We are looking as some very nice Quarter horse colts and some paints this weekend. There seems to be a fall clearance sale on them right now, with several available for $450.00. I will have to rent a stall for our horses for a few years, until we can get our own place. Most of the farms here around Belleville and New Glarus are built for the larger horses, how would a Fjord get along in a full sized stall and with the other Quarters and such in the pasture? Look forward to your reply. Thank you. Lyn Mark and Lisa K. McGinley wrote: This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone, It was supposedly the next to last nice day up here (northern Wisconsin) and I caught our fjords doing that solar gain and storage thing out in the pasture. I posted the pictures at our website at http://www.angelfire.com/wi/mariposa/ I also have somewhat updated puppy pics there too for those of you who are interested. To Jon and Mary Ofjord- This is my last trip out of town with Big Top Chautauqua this weekend... maybe we can get that ride in soon? Mark McGinley @ Mariposa
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This message is from: justus [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lisa and Mark, Wow, such beautiful horses, I especially love the palomino coloring of Alida! Funny thing, I just e-mailed Mari telling her of my palomino dreams and web window shopping today! I have searched for days for Fjords for sale in Wisconsin, but would not have found your site if you had not sent it to the list. Thank you! If you get a nice colt or filly to sell for next fall with the Baileys and Cream coloring, please let me know. What price range would a young 5-6 month old go for? I know this breed is above my current limit, but I am willing to wait and save for the horse of my dreams. My daughter may be getting hers a lot sooner though, as she is less particular at the wonderful age of 8, and is happy with anything (almost) on four legs:) We are looking as some very nice Quarter horse colts and some paints this weekend. There seems to be a fall clearance sale on them right now, with several available for $450.00. I will have to rent a stall for our horses for a few years, until we can get our own place. Most of the farms here around Belleville and New Glarus are built for the larger horses, how would a Fjord get along in a full sized stall and with the other Quarters and such in the pasture? Look forward to your reply. Thank you. Lyn Mark and Lisa K. McGinley wrote: This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone, It was supposedly the next to last nice day up here (northern Wisconsin) and I caught our fjords doing that solar gain and storage thing out in the pasture. I posted the pictures at our website at http://www.angelfire.com/wi/mariposa/ I also have somewhat updated puppy pics there too for those of you who are interested. To Jon and Mary Ofjord- This is my last trip out of town with Big Top Chautauqua this weekend... maybe we can get that ride in soon? Mark McGinley @ Mariposa
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This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks Mike for helping me through it Merry Christmas from all of us... Vivian
