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We have just started building our barn (the carriage shed blew away in
Dec. and we've had to board our mare and gelding away for the winter).
I would love some input on stall hardware (doors, grating, dividers,
etc...sliding door mechanisms too. I know that
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This MSM subject is interesting to me as I've been trying it on my Fila
Mastiff dog who has a severe problem in his back quarters, he's only two
years old! I wonder if you could further explain the caution in using it
along with...what? I've o
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Alex,
We have been using MSM off and on for about 20 years for inflamation
and arthritis in older horses. Sometimes in addition to BUTE. I used
it on my old (25-34 yr) old pony on the advice of my vet; the pony did
not tol
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Dear Sue,
I read your "brag alert" and had to comment because I have been showing a
Fjord this season with great luck, too. I purchased BDF IDAR from the
Rivoire's in Nova Scotia this past year. He had been a carriage horse for the
last few years but qui
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Way to go, Sue!!! And good work, Lilly! Congratulations to you both, you
are a special pair. Lilly is awesome, it is because of her that we first got
interested in fjords. I'm so glad that you are riding and enjoying her so
much, and what a thrill for
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> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Alex Wind wrote:
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> A friend of mine recommended MSM for arthritic dogs and people. I
> have several of each (people and canines) and I have been dosing on it
> with good results. [...] I am asking for anecdotal ev
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> "Mary/Jon A. Ofjord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> there, to my suprise, was the carcass of a moose! YUK! [...] Now
> I'm wondering how we can move this thing since it's right off the
> riding trail. [...] I don't expect my horses to
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Geez, Mary!
It's as bad there as here in Alaska! Moose carcasses lying about, killed
by wolves. I didn't realize you had that many wolves, but I guess on the
north side of Lake Superior you would.
One reason to move it, or remove it, as far
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Alex, I do not know about horses and MSM but my little Corgi has been on it,
with recent added help from Remadyl (sp), and has been young again but this
morning it is getting past the point of anything helping. I h
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From: Sam & Sue Banks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Fjordhorse List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, April 26, 1999 10:40 AM
Subject: Brag Alert
Hi Sue, How wonderful to get such high marks and a win from a well known
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This is from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Alex Wind in the mountains of
Virginia, where spring is in full flower and the hummingbirds should
be here any day now.
Here's the deal: A friend of mine recommended MSM for arthritic dogs
and people. I have several
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I just got back from clearing my riding trail through the woods to our back
pastures. I have to do this on an annual basis because a lot of the trail
passes through alder thickets. Any of you that have dealt with alder knows
that it blows
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Sue ~ That's just fantastic!!! Good for you and for the Fjord breed and
your lovely mare. You deserve to brag! Julie
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A friend not on-line wanted me to list two horses for sale. A 7 yr.old mare,
rides and drives has done some competing and a been there done that gelding
(I'll reluctantly say almost bombproof)who does everything and has competed
in CDE's and has done very
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Hi everyone,
For those interested in the brag - Lilly (BDF Lillehammer) and I
went to our first recognized Dressage show this Sunday. It was a
relatively small show, but the Training Level Division was the largest.
Lilly took first in
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Hello list,
I had not heard of using apple cider vinegar for fly repellant.
However, I do know that raw apple cider fed daily to horses does help
keep flies off them - and, yes, they do get a slightly "cidery" smell
to them after a while.
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We sold a pony to some people that had one 10 yrs ago. It was perfect for
har as she had had a bad trailer accident before we bought her and would fly
out of the trailer as soon as the ramp was dropped. Very dangerous, almost
injured us seriously numero
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You wrote:
>I found a source of parasitic wasps that eat fly larvae, but not
any other beneficials. Has anyone tried
> these? How about bacillus thrungeins (spelling?..commonly known as B.T.)
> for black flies? It is a bacteria that effects some pests
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Hi list,
Sorry I've been incommunicado, but we've just moved. I've not been
participating in it because, very sadly, my dad developed an
aggressive brain tumor and passed away on April 11th, his 56th wedding
anniversary and Pepper's 1
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