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Hear, Hear Lisa ! I agree. L. Day
If anyone used a training method like that on one of my horses, or on
anyone elses horse in my presence, it would be good if that trainer was
the one RUNNING. FROM ME.
Lisa P.
This message is from: Ingrid Ivic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are going to be purchasing a Fjord filly soon and we are wondering if you
have to be careful with them over eating on grass. Do Fjords founder out on
pasture? I have seen many that I felt were carrying too much fat... is that
had
to
Hello out there. This is a message from Anne Appleby from Washingon State. I
have been lurking for a few weeks now and would like to finally speak up and
introduce myself. Great forum for some interesting discussions!!!
I live on a farm in Olympia, WA with a herd of 13 horses includung seven
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At 11:02 AM 1/13/99 -0800, you wrote:
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Hello Carol, alright, but given the differences in Fjords,as you state,
some can and some can't canter balanced, some can and some can't stand the
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This message is from: Wild Flower Fjord Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear List,
We would like information on the fjrod show in Blue Earth. We would
like a name and number to contact any information woudl be greatly
appreciated. Thank you very
This message is from: Lori Albrough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skjenna, Laura: IMB wrote:
In the fall there was a discussion about using red-raspberry leaf for
pregnant and about to be bred mares to help tone the uterus. I filed it away
in my memory, but unfortunately didn't save the emails. Does
This message is from: Wild Flower Fjord Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear List,
We would like information on the fjrod show in Blue Earth. We would
like a name and number to contact any information woudl be greatly
appreciated. Thank you very much!
We would also like to annonce that we have 2
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Great work, Anneli
This message is from: Anneli Sundkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would say fjords founder very easily. And think about it - for hundreds
of years this breed have been forced to live on very little food and to
manage on fodder
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Hello Carol, alright, but given the differences in Fjords,as you state,
some can and some can't canter balanced, some can and some can't stand the
cold, some can and some can't wear wide saddles (especially my boy),
some do and some don't
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My husband accidentally wiped out all my saved files, favorite places,
INCLUDING the fjord mailing list. I love him, so he's still alive.
but I just did a little research and came up with some of the posts I had
previously about Red Raspberry, found
This message is from: Betsy Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Welcome Hope Jon,
I'm s glad that you liked BJ and Tor, I'm sure that you will enjoy
all your upcoming Fjord experiences. We'll see you in the show ring and
carriage outings in no time. :-) I also like having two fjords, they
are
This message is from: Jon Hope Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello List, thanks for your input. We are building a house right now, as
in building it ourselves, Jon is out
there in his carharts and ski mask and one other carpenter. We are in the
planning stage on the barn and
pasture shelter,
This message is from: Evers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cant seem to email Doc Brian Jacobsen, and I must have the wrong
address. So will you email me . Tillie Evers
Bud Tillie Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
This message is from: Skjenna, Laura: IMB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi again. Two emails in just one day from a confirmed lurker!
The discussion about feeding and pasturing your Fjord has prompted me to
tell you my experience with this (limited to only one Fjord).
Our pasture in the spring, summer and
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gunthar is working 1 hour at least 4 days a week. Does it on 3 to 4 flakes
of high quality grass hay a day (probably 20 lbs) and is holding his weight
well. He is also developing the most gorgeous muscles on this diet. I've
been reluctant
This message is from: Robert Merkle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all from Janet
The running W advice was so helpful. Very few people drive in
western S D
let alone train,so it is hard to find people to ask. I also asked him if I
could take part in some of the
This message is from: Lori Albrough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Would those of you on the list who use Nelson Waterers let me know if
you are pleased with them, what problems you have had, and under what
circumstances?
Beth
We've had a Nelson water bowl for 4 years now and have been very happy
with
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In a message dated 1/12/99 18:22:06 Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I
know that if the weather is really miserable, our horses stand at the gate
and ask to come in. So, listen to your inner voice, and listen to your
horses. Err on
This message is from: Anneli Sundkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would say fjords founder very easily. And think about it - for hundreds
of years this breed have been forced to live on very little food and to
manage on fodder like straw, fish bone and heather. The Danish writer
Ingrid Skjoeth writes:
This message is from: Anneli Sundkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
I own 2 fjords, one 14 yo mare and a 6 yo gelding. I use cob-sized halters
and bridles for my mare, but I have to replace the strap over her forehead
with one full-sized. My gelding can wear either cob-sized or full-sized
This message is from: Werner, Kristine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes ! That is it, Peg. It is terribly worrisome when an animal is ailing.
When Kai had a high fever and hung his head down to the straw I thought that
was it.
What a pitiful sight ! Poor Kaichen, so untypical for him.
If the inhaling does
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