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Candy,
We have a saddle made by a small saddle maker out of Spring Grove, MN. It's
called About the Horse or Black Rhino. They are comfortable for the
rider but , more importantly, their trees are such that the horse's shoulders
are free for movement.
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Dear Candy,
The seventeen inches refers to the rider's measurements, not
the horse's. You are probably going to need a wide tree saddle for
these guys, depending on how bulky and broad backed they are.
Average saddles are made for horses
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Dear Marsha Jo,
Thanks for the story of Nansy. Three cheers to you for helping
her along, with her various special problems, so she can enjoy life
a little longer. Does anyone still ride or drive or line drive, or lunge her,
or is her
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Denise,
I don't think that it is a breed thing... but a specific horse thing. My
Fjord is only with one paddock mate and has been for the last 2 years. He
barely notices when we leave with the Arab and he has no problem leaving with
us on the cart for
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Well some horses will do that. Some times there is nothing to do about
it. So just let them do what they do. Take one out at a time every day
is you can. It might help them get over it a little more.
Welcome Kay.
--- Denise Delgado [EMAIL
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Denise,
Our two Fjords are real buddies too (a 5 yr. old mare, Osa and 6 yr. old
gelding, Geilo). But, as they became more familiar with home (we just
got Geilo about 6 weeks ago too), they became more relaxed with being
left at home
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dear marsha, i got the botanical name for tarweed from my farm adivisor
this morning. it is: Holocarpha ssp. madia sp. it is a deep tap-rooted
perennial that germinates in the fall. it starts flowering in august and
had small daisy
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dear meredith, those sound like puffballs. they show up here in the
moister weather of fall and spring. they are a sort of fungus, like
mushrooms and poisonous. that's probably why your horse won't eat them.
when they dry out a bit you
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Alex I think we people learn also by smell and taste. Usually our young
have to try things they should not and if they survive have learned the hard
way. Nothing magical. I had my thrakehner Charley eat off the tops of six
Tansy Ragwarts (very
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It is always so good to hear about things like this. When we take the extra
time and effort good things do happen. Be proud. Jean
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter ]
http://www.techline.com/~jgayle
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As a new list member here, I have posted to the list a couple of times, and I
keep forgetting to use my name! I'm Candy, my husband Ed and I have owned a
pair of Fjord geldings, Max and Thor, for about 6 weeks now. Thanks to the
people who responded
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Although our Herbie isn't a Fjord, he's a pinto pony (13.2H), I wanted to
tell you about him. Herbie came to us as very shaggy old and tired pony. I
knew little about horses and was told he was around 20. Well, after the vet
looked at him his age
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How many horses does it take to change a light bulb?
Fjords: Haven't you noticed? It's done already. Now feed me.
Jackie Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/24/99 09:51:58 PM
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Someone posted some information on this subject awhile ago and I meant
to print it out but forgot. My horse has been rubbing his tail for the
past year and now the top is
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Yes, Jonetta (June) turned 25 on June 6th. She is full of life, healthy,
willing and obedient and the best darn horse my 7 year old could have. We
do feed her senior feed, she doesn't digest regular grain fully anymore -
although she
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