This message is from: Laurie Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My site is just a personal homepage, but I have lots of pictures of fjords
there. Feel free to pass it on if you like.
Laurie
Laurie's Equine Images
http://www.angelfire.com/wa/torshome
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From: Nathan Lapp [EMAIL
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Does anyone know if there is an official brand or logo for the Fjord? I'm
thinking of the ones used for various warmbloods, Holsteiner, Dutch, etc. and
would really like to find one for the Fjord if there is such a thing.
Elaine Olsen
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Hello Alex,
If we can get enough people involved, it would be fantastic to have you do
the costumes! You have some really good ideas which I am sure can be put to
wonderful use.
The problem I see is the numbers of people and horses we would need. Two
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Steve,
Would you please post the price for the t-shirts?
Thanx,
Gayle Ware
Field of Dreams
Eugene, Or
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In a message dated 7/1/99 3:03:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Gayle it was great meeting you too. I don't think I would worry about where
Dusty might have been, where he is is terrific. Jean
Thank you, too, Jean. I
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In a message dated 7/1/99 3:03:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Yes kudos to Gayle and Dusty. Not only is Dusty a great rep for the breed,
(he is the old fashioned style build from Norway but still is extremely
athletic) but Gayle
This message is from: Nathan Lapp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A lady who saw our Fjords and loves them asked if there's a web page she
could look up on the breed. I've seen several good pages from list
participants but didn't save the addresses. Would anyone care to post again
so I can forward them to the
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Dear Lynda (et al),
This is from Alex Wind, in VA, hot muggy days, cool evenings.
Your script for wild Fjord exhibition at Equitania sound very good,
full of imagination and great costume possibilities. I have long thought
about a primitive
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brigid,
Maybe thy're bored? Or I suppose their feet could be sore, except my horse
never have sore feet after shoeing with my farrier...but it IS a possibility.
Have they learned to go forward when ground driving with a touch of the
whip on
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Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somehow I see a flaw in these direction..
Grab a handful of mane and the left rein tightly
Are we talking about Fjords here?..With their manes trimmed? :)
Yup. Trimmed to arch a little,
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Happy Fjording to All!
Anvil's Tommes Rafael are doing very well. They just had new shoes and
their sheaths cleaned (yuck!) yesterday. I have ridden both bareback, with a
loose ring snaffle. We have walked around the arena, done a few
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Somehow I see a flaw in these direction..
Grab a handful of mane and the left rein tightly
(plus the right rein, loosely), mid-neck. Now, with the right hand,
Are we talking about Fjords here?..With their manes trimmed? :)
Jean in
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GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought doubling was doubling the horse back on himself, i.e.
letting go of one rein and pulling back to your knee with the other.
I'm probably all wet.
I was taught a variation on this for
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought doubling was doubling the horse back on himself, i.e. letting go
of one rein and pulling back to your knee with the other. I'm probably all wet.
Is what you are talking about the same as a pulley rein. (which will stop
Gunthar in a
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Hello everyone,
I was asked by another member to expand on my thoughts of the Valkyrie
script for Equitana. She liked it and thought I should post this to
all of you to get your take.
I am going to assume this is an indoor arena, where we can control
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have been riding Gunthar in a Myler bit that my trainer thinks is
IDEAL for bending, but not for straight-back-pulling to stop a bolt.
That is, it is mild enough that pulling straight back
This message is from: Denise Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have an eight year old gelding, used to driving. He had a history of
running away and spooking. I say had. Now my trainer has him in a
Hackamore 5-3/4 with a twisted iron snaffle for him to mouth. He is
delightful with it. We tried a
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We have been riding Gunthar in a Myler bit that my trainer thinks is IDEAL
for bending, but not for straight-back-pulling to stop a bolt. That is,
it is mild enough that pulling straight back doesn't do much. However
Gunthar, who does not
This message is from: Julia Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello everyone ~ I still have 10 or 12 copies of the Van Bon Book left to
sell. For those who are new to the list, it is an excellent resource book
with numerous photos of the greats of the breed, and extensive pedigree
information. It is
This message is from: Anneli Sundkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
I (who ride English) use a loose-ring jointed snaffle when I work in the
arena and a double-jointed loose-rings snaffle when I trail-ride or jump.
Both bits are made from a copper/iron-mix, which makes them very heavy but
not very
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