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Just thought I'd post this story as it pertains to foaling in less than ideal
surroundings. A woman in VT breeds endangered equines. She had a Chocktaw
mare one of only 100 Chocktaws in exsistence, that was suppossed to be
foaling in July!!! The barn mana
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Hi all,
Goofed on sending this through the list. Anyway - gives me a chance to
apologize and thank all for thoughts on what to do. I am definitely going
to try to get this lady to foal in that stall - I think that is the best
advice - horsi
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Hi Jean,
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>I'm holding my breath! Finally the foal!
Well not quite. Amy and I went out there. (I'd been watching the TV from
in the house only.) She was still frantic when I arrived - but by the time
Amy arrived she was eating some alf
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Hi all - Nancy here. Does anyone know the dimensions of the "average" 4 wheel
cart? Ernie and I want to make sure when we get our stock trailer that if we
decide to upgrade to a 4 wheel, we'll be able to fit it in the trailer. Thanks!
Nancy
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Hi Gail,
I'm holding my breath! Finally the foal!
I would think that your wonderfully large stall (16'x24' is the exact size
of my whole GARAGE! and more than third larger than my little barn)) would
be the best place for her to have the foa
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I think that Fjords do have tougher skin than many breeds. I know
that the vets I've seen work on mine always seem to have to give a
second, extra PUSH to get needles thru the hide.
On a few occasions, my geldings have misjudged when goi
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Hi all, I just received 51 emails, mostly Fjord List. Did anyone else
have this? They date back to 4/19 so far. Jean Gayle Aberdeen, Wa.
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Your mare seems to want to foal naturally in the field, with others nearby.
Is the vet nearby? Just a thought, you may be too concerned about
cleanliness while a horse is used to hitting the ground grubbing in it and
getting up to a healthy l
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Sorry folks, I just had to send this on.
Bonnie
Hendricks Gallery
Horse Portraits, Oil Paintings, Prints, Books
http://www.hendricksgallery.com
http://members.xoom.com/BHendricks/Gallery1.html
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I would like to correct a misconception on the sale of my fjords at the
Small Farmers Journal auction. I sold the training time on those two
horses & the horses went with it.
I have hay to cut in 6 wk, logs on the ground to skid, & needed to change
horses o
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Hi Gail:
It sounds to me like you are seeing early stages of labor in this young
mare. Some of them get pretty frantic, not understanding what is happening.
If it was my mare I'd turn her out if the area is clean. If its not, maybe
its bett
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Hello
I dont write very often to the list ,just read, but my friend asked if
I could enquire on the list, something her vet asked her?
My friend Sue had her young colt Eric gelded last week,Sues Fjords
are the first her vet has seen, the vet was very
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> Hi all,
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> Experienced foal watchers - What would you do? I am
> trying to decide
> whether to let Luisa out of her stall while in
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Hello Ingrid and everyone!
Yes, Renate was a maiden mare and, in our opinion, most likely too young to
have been bred, anyway. Of course, we know this is up for conjecture. She
is just turning 5 this month, so was bred at age 4.
Lynda, 9 more days!
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Hi all,
Experienced foal watchers - What would you do? I am trying to decide
whether to let Luisa out of her stall while in what appears to be first
stage labor.
Luisa, is a 4 year old maiden mare. She has been pacing pretty
continuously
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At 11:07 AM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
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If anyone has, or knows someone who has, some old Fjord Heralds they
want to get rid of, I am looking for issues 1 through 40.
Do you have issue #
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At 11:07 AM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
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If anyone has, or knows someone who has, some old Fjord Heralds they
want to get rid of, I am looking for issues 1 through 40.
I would also be inte
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Hello folks...After reading Lynda's post...
> and the mare (who was due the end of May) foaled
> very early
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...I was wondering how many of you out there have had experience with a
mare foaling too early. How soon is too soon? What are some
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If anyone has, or knows someone who has, some old Fjord Heralds they
want to get rid of, I am looking for issues 1 through 40.
Thanks,
Lori
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Welcome to the list Grace! I also waited a long time (nearly 10 years)
to get my Fjords and now I couldn't imagine not having them.
Lori
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> My name is Grace Deboodt, (pronounced D-
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> "Greek Party Distress" which is when the mere sight of Feta cheese or
> calamari leads
> to an uncontrollable urge to drink Uzo leading to dancing on tables and
> smashing glasses. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Oh No! Could this be the
> first warnin
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