Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: Julia Will [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will you notify the group when you find out? Hannah and I would like a copy. I have emailed Bob Van Bon about the book, and will post the results. Then interested parties can contact me privately.
Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 11/23/98 16:31:35 Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Although written in Dutch, it contains a wealth of valuable information and very extensive pedigree tracing. (Anyone up to translating it???) I will look into the cost of buying a quantity of these books for re-sale to interested parties. That sounds wonderful! I'd definitely be interested. The thought has been playing in my head to buy a Dutch/English dictionary. I won't mind spending hours pouring over the book to get some good, informative info on the Fjordhorse. However, my translations could end up being very interesting! Pamela
Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Mon, 23 Nov 1998, Julia Will [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A great many of these photos are contained in Bob Van Bon's book, which can be ordered from Holland. Although written in Dutch, it contains a wealth of valuable information and very extensive pedigree tracing. (Anyone up to translating it???) I will look into the cost of buying a quantity of these books for re-sale to interested parties. Will you notify the group when you find out? Hannah and I would like a copy. Barbara Lyn
Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: Julia Will [EMAIL PROTECTED] The only question remaining is, where do the non-computer literate members of the NHFR go to obtain this valuable information? That's where I think there needs to be some help for the membership. A great many of these photos are contained in Bob Van Bon's book, which can be ordered from Holland. Although written in Dutch, it contains a wealth of valuable information and very extensive pedigree tracing. (Anyone up to translating it???) I will look into the cost of buying a quantity of these books for re-sale to interested parties. Another good avenue to look into would be publishing some of these photos of the top stallions in Europe in the NFHR studbook, which will soon be in the works thanks to our new software. The Herald is also a good resource where the winning stallions in America are often pictured, and occasionally there are photos of Norways stallions. (Such as the photos of some of the stallions at the 1996 Stallion show in Norway.) But of course a picture doesn't tell the whole story, and wouldn't it be great if we could get video footage of some of the best of the best from Norway and Holland? This would go along nicely with Brian Jacobsen's suggestion about filming our stallions that are evaluated. Have a good night, everyone! Julie
Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (jean gayle) ALSO, would owners please identify the horse/horses in the fotos on web pages and other areas so we know who is whom? Looking at so many fjörds there is a lot to be learned about types and lineage by recognizing names. Thanks Jean G. This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Response to Julie Will regarding Web site photos Thanks for the tips on where to find the photos of the ideal Fjord breed types. The only question remaining is, where do the non-computer literate members of the NHFR go to obtain this valuable information? That's where I think there needs to be some help for the membership. Jean Gayle --- A Subscriber at Techline
Re: WEB SITE PHOTOS OF FJORDS
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Response to Julie Will regarding Web site photos Thanks for the tips on where to find the photos of the ideal Fjord breed types. The only question remaining is, where do the non-computer literate members of the NHFR go to obtain this valuable information? That's where I think there needs to be some help for the membership.
