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I am thinking of having new fencing on the house part of the acreage. Had
thought about the plastic but I heard it yellows and you can not paint it?
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter ]
http://www.techline.com/~jgayle
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Dear Martie John,
Thanks for your PVC fence info. I assume the fence can be bought in different
thickness, but I am glad to hear that it works for the most part with Fjords,
too. Being the strong, creative horses that they are, I think they can
usually
Well we had two fine fillies in May and they will both be for sale at
any time. We also have our two geldings and a stud that are all broke to
drive for sale too. We finally got our web page set up so the world can see
what we have here in South Dakota, check it out, we will be updateing it
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Brian, Just misspelled your name and came up with a good horse name!!!
Brina. I use the inexpensive graduated fencing and have in 22 years never
had a problem. Every young horse has rolled into it and extracted
themselves without a mark. They
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Do any of you who went to Norway happen to have a good conformation shot of
Fjolestaen? He was the 5 year old that placed 1st in Quality. I need it
to have the painting done for the gift to the Norges Fjordhestlag. Having
developed all our
Im very excited to have purchased a fjord. He will be delivered on Friday.
I want to learn all about the breed and belong to a new club. Please give
me whatever you have. Regent is 2 years old.
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I have a friend who has a
Down's syndrome daughter
and they started her early on their own horses. She
became an accomplished
barrel
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O, these darn bugs!! We, too, use the leg wraps and have for several
years. I usually just put on the front - they do seem to help with the
stomping and are useful if the horse has an injury on a leg to keep bugs off
the sore. I take off at night
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Regarding the garlic. We tried it last summer on all 4 horses. My objective
was not having to spray that awful bug spray on them. We did not have
success with it. I still had to spray them which defeated the whole purpose
in our eyes. It's not cheap
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Hi, list.
I must second the vote of confidence for Bill Roberts, who has hauled
for us as well. He is a really nice person, very reliable, and a good
horseman too. Would recommend him highly.
We have hauled horses long distance for many
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Baldur has been fairly respectful of the board/hotwire paddock he has right
now...but we do use PVC pipes for cavelletti poles (trotting poles) and he
figured out that they don't hurt when he hits them. So when ridden over them
he will crash straight
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In a message dated 6/21/99 21:17:24 Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I repeat that I know this fence would be terribly expensive. But it
should look good and work well for years and years with few repairs or
vet bills. I don't think
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Hi List !
Greetings from warm, overcast, June GLOOM kind of So. Calif day.
We showed the Fjords this weekend, and had fun, dispite Kaisers sudden
slight lameness, during his Ride and Drive class.looks like he may have
popped a splint.
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