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Well, it's happened again. Just got the call from our Nassau
County Chief Executive's wife to ask if I can bring Lars to the Horse
Fair at Belmont Raceway here in Long Island (NY). Last year, after
quickly getting his Coggins test and health certs
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Carol, When I was in Norway last year I asked Tor Nestass about the
trotting times. He said the fastest time was 2:12, but I don't have the
horse's name or the date, and certainly without full info we can't consider
it gospel. Maybe Ingvild
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Starfire Farm, L.L.C. wrote:
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On a trail ride, I have noticed that some horses, fjords especially,
have a tendency to trip if they are not the lead horse on a
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Jean Ernest wrote:
When I first came up to Alaska I was eager to experience 50 below and the
stories that if you threw a cup of hot coffee into the air It would freeze
into instant coffee ice crystals. We used to stand in
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Bill: Well yes that's probably true, but a people so reliant on there equines
for everything including their national alcoholic drink of choice would
certainly have the animal's welfare in mind. To me that's what made it so
interesting. These people have a
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How do you keep cars running: engine block heaters?
Cars are winterized here with the installation of block heaters, battery
heaters and cold weather lubrication. (Dealers charge an extra $200-$250 to
do everything.) Also Antifreeze,
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I was told by someone on Ingvild Nygaard's fjord net that skjevets were
throwbacks to when the fjords were crossed with the Dal horse to revive the
numbers of Fjords. The skjevets were considered not pure and unregisterable
according to todays standards.
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Most definitely, although I suspect horses here are treated with a
great deal more kid gloves than they would be in Mongolia. Remember
Gengus Khan (sp.?).
Plus People For Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) would also
surely disapprove.
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Nicely put together Beth. It does seem to narrow mostly to lack of
attention and your good point about weight distribution. Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, Wa. Where after a sleepless night and double/triple checking on
horses during 60 to 70 mph winds
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Jean,
I must say, after taking you up on your suggestion to go to the
weather forecast for Alaska, I must say I really respect those who
learn to adjust to what we wimps in the lower 48 consider to be
really extreme temps. I know for certain that
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Hello,
Just wanted to say Hello to all the recent newcomers!!
Regarding salt blocks; I was told that cattle are not lickers, so that
explained why the salt blocks-mineral or white-never decreased in their pen.
Loose salt sprinkled on their grain took
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But my question to you
Fjord people is --do Fjords take longer to mature strengthwise than other
breeds?
Yes, Yes Yes, they do take longer to mature! Bjorken was still growing at
7! (he is now 15-2) Three, in my opinion, is still a baby,
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Hello list,
As I'm reading all the tripping stories, I happened to think of my own
experiences and recall two instances that I'd like some feedback if anybody
has any ideas. Two years ago when my mare, Karina, was three I was on a
trail
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Thanks Bill, That's the one I believe. Didn't you find their conditioning
program innovative? Vivian
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Well, I'm holed up for the duration, with the temperature at -45F here
at my place, much colder in some areas about town. This is a prolonged
record cold spell to rival the one we had back in l989. The horses are all
doing fine, I throw
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Thanks to all who voted for Tank as the Cutest Pet in Omaha.
Unfortunately, the bunnies cheated badly and beat him out. (They also
beat out all the dogs and cats for overall winner.) However, perhaps
in to compensate for the cheating that
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Vivian,
The article on the children's race in Mongolia sounds like one that
was in a past issue of natural History magazine.Bill
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Yesterday in the opthamologists office I read an interesting article on a 16
mile race held in Mongolia in July. This race is run 8 miles out and then the
riders (children ages 5 to 16 I believe) turn around and race the 8 miles
back. The article mentioned
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Hi Jen!
Are there more pictures of real fjords with this pattern? I'm also
intrested in the history of the pattern...do you know where information are
to be found?
Regards
Anneli in Sweden
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Gayle wrote:
I also have a question for those of you who live in the warmer parts of the
country where you don't really get winter. How do your Fjords handle the
heat?
I live in Tidewater area, Virginia. We usually warm up to at
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Aw shucks...
Actually I am not sure how we did. John Greenall reported we were third
with a pair. I know I didn't have a pair - took only Mari - and I think
someone else was ahead of us. What mattered to me was that she had a score
of 96 (of
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Mary, why I asked about temps and humidity is that the rule of thumb with
the endurance vets is that if you add temps and humidity, and the total is
150, you are in the zone where you need to be very careful about stress.
Even with a low temps,
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Norwegians have a passion for trotters
Some folks may not be aware that the Fjord horse, although a symbol of
Norway, is not the most common horse. The trotters vastly outnumber them.
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Where would that be Dave? Jean
Acworth NH, next to Vermont about 35 miles north of MA.
We'll have to give a prize for who travels farthest (or is it furthest?)
Either way.
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