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I found this page ,http://home.t-online.de/home/fjordpferde/igf.htm
recieved this note from Eike Schön-Petersen
(Secretary, IGF)
Dear Tillie,
thanks for your mail and for visiting our site. We just started with our
homepage this year and
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Jean,
I like your idea of scattering the hay around on the snow to make them work
for it and it imitate grazing. On our windless days (not a whole lot!), I
will do this. We, also, feed several times a day- usually 4- to space out
their binges. To see a
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Mark,
We are in Minnesota so are getting the same cold snap as you are. I used to
bring our Fjord in when it hit about 5-10 degrees above 0, then I started
hearing from Jean in Alaska and started getting braver, first -5, then -10,
--- now we almost
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Well, I think Tank about has it wrapped up. He has 57% when I looked tonight.
AND I voted... good luck.Luwana[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How many would believe me if I said we had worse winter weather in North
Carolina than almost anywhere else in the country?
Finished laughing yet? All right, get back on your chair and I'll
explain. : )
The two worst kinds of winter weather for
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Hi Beth,
We have 10 Nelson Heated Waterers around the farm.
Each is grounded to the copper pipe coming out of the ground. Copper is
used for the vertical part from the PVC to the watering head. As several
feet of the copper is buried, it makes an
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Well, gee, twist my arm ;-) Guess you'll have to keep the Japanese flag
up a while longer. *s*
You asked if the local pony breed Dosanko has a physical resemblance to
the Fjord, and my answer is -- I sure think so! I'll send you a picture
of him,
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Howdy from icy,rainy NW Montana!
Lisa, I am jealous but not for long. We will be heading to AZ CA around
th 17th to catch some sun, visit Lou's grandkids and ride Harleys
(motorcycles - at least they start with an H as in horse!). Will
This message is from: Philis Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi list and Mark and Lisa,
Here in northern Minnesota on Lake Superior, actually up over the hill
about two miles from the Lake I have been letting my Fjords stay out at
night, depending on the wind-chill factor. They do have access to
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Hahahahahaha great Mike, really politically correct! Jean
This message is from: Mike May [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since we have been having discussions on the temperatures around the world
lately here is a little more on the subject.
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At 11:26 PM 1/9/99 -0700, you wrote:
fjordhorse-digest Saturday, January 9 1999 Volume 98 : Number 307
You can see Tank's picture at:
http://www.discoveromaha.com/living/pets/pet-pic-tank.html
And you can cast you vote at:
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Sini, are you at all near Trelleburg? Have just discovered an old friend
there and I wondered what the city is like? Jean Gayle
Jean Gayle --- A Subscriber at Techline
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Hi Kieth, sounds great to have the herd maintaining themselves and being
independent. My question is how about in the spring when the foundering
grass comes on? This is the time of checking crests and restricting pasture
here. How do you
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Hi from Keith in snowy Montana and only about 10 degrees (I am happy to
report that this is not minus).
I often underestimate how hardy these guys are. I have two four year old
geldings up at Red Lodge, MT. (about 5500 feet elevation) and
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We live in N. Minnesota. Our horse is out any time she wants (we leave the
barn door open). Our temp. can go down to -30 easily. We leave her out even
when it is windy. The only time she is locked in at night is in the late fall
and early spring when we get
This message is from: Mike May, Registrar NFHR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 11:20 AM 1/10/99 -0600, you wrote:
This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike May, Registrar NFHR wrote:
Oh yeah when you transfer a horse with an old certificate still use the old
blue Transfer
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Beth - Response to Nelson Waterers from Wayne Hipsley
We use the Nelson waterers for all our horses, in all pastures and paddocks.
The problems are easily defined.
1. The heater thermostat controls fail and you do not know it until the
environment temp
This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike May, Registrar NFHR wrote:
We also were pleased to receive the registration certificate for our
foal born last April in the mail today...
Yes you have one of the new certificates. So how do you like it? For
those
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Sini,
The water in the stock tank with the tank heater stays only about 40 to 50F
(4.5-10C) degrees, maybe at some times warming up to 70 degrees F (21
degrees Centigrade), not what you would really call WARM, like for bathing,
etc., so maybe
This message is from: Mike May [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since we have been having discussions on the temperatures around the world
lately here is a little more on the subject.
=
Air Temperature Calibrations:
60 degrees - Californians put their
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Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
We had such a good trip to New England over Christmas, I have to tell about
it. Our first night at a hotel in Maine, we sold another of the imported
fillies. GREAT
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At 11:16 AM 1/10/99 +0100, you wrote:
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I love Tanks picture with the ball (voted for him, of course! he's at 73
% of the votes!!!).
I just voted for him too and he is up to 77% now!
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At 09:36 PM 1/9/99 -0600, you wrote:
This message is from: Mark and Lisa K. McGinley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We also were pleased to receive the registration certificate for our
foal born last April in the mail today, thanks Mike
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To Mark McGinley:
Enjoyed your post about spending time outdoors with your horses. As a
newcomer to the Fjord, hobby farm life and everyday horse-care the list has
been a wealth of information and support.
We live in the Minneapolis area, so our
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At 10:40 AM 1/8/99 -0800, you wrote:
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I quickly erased the notice of a gelding for sale and just received a
request from a friend for such a horse. Can someone tell me who just posted
a trained
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At 05:54 PM 1/9/99 -0800, you wrote:
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We support the merger and will help in anyway we can to get one 'Mother'
Fjord Organization in the United States. ( I mean mother in a nice way...
for
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Hi Lisa!
nice to hear from you!!! If you knew how many times I have planned to get
out of bed at 3 a.m. and then... (well, you can imagine what followed...).
Sybren had *growing pains* again this last month. He is 18 months old now
and some
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Hello list,
Jean, you do almost exactly the same things as we do with our Fjords here
in Finland. We have an open barn so they can go in and out as they please
also in winter. Mostly they are outside and even prefer sleeping in the
snow. And it
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