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Putting breeding information in programs is routinely done at all larger
dressage competitions and especially at championship shows. Everyone seems to
read this information and it helps people be knowledgeable when they are
looking to buy.
Elaine Olsen
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I just hope we can keep the evaluations in the voluntary basis. If a person
wants to, if they think that it makes their horse more valuable, they
should do it. If they don't want to deal with it. That should be fine too.
Misha
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I just came back from dropping in on the La Plata County Fair Draft Horse
and Mule Show, in Durango, Colorado, tonight. I was very happy to see 5-6
Fjords competing and doing very well. A Fjord gelding owned by Ed Johnson
in Pagosa Springs
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Hi Julie,
That is what we were interested in, ourselves, a conformation evaluation.
Maybe all of us can figure out a way to get this done?
Lynda
Daniel Bailey and Lynda C. Welch-Bailey
Bailey's Norwegian Fjord Horse Farm
White Cloud, MI
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Mike, I would certainly bring several to an evaluation within 6 hours drive
distance of our farm. I would also consider hosting a conformation
evaluation on our farm next year, if the evaluator question is resolved. I
don't have an arena large
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Hello Nancy, everyone,
I have a question here, as usual. :) How can Blue Earth plan an evaluation
for 2000 when there are not enough evaluators? When we requested approval
Wednesday evening for an evaluation, we were told the decision could not be
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Good Day from Carol at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
What I'm suggesting isn't complicated or expensive. Each horse at a show
gets a number, and keeps it throughout the show for all the classes. Isn't
that right? I ask because I
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I agree it would be nice to have parentage noted of the Fjords
participating at shows however, coming from a sometimes overworked
volunteer, it is sometimes difficult enough just getting the Registered
Name of the horse being shown. I've been
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Hi Everyone-
My mare, Annie, was just shoed this past week and has come up lame. We're
thinking the nails may have been too close to the quick (spelling?).
Anyways, the idea of putting nails into a horses hoof has always upset me and
I'm wondering if
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When I had my mare evaluated in the Holsteiner evaluations 12 years ago it
cost me over four hundred dollars. Including the mane puller and braider,
registration, stable, fellow who showed her, motel and food, plus gasoline.
But she was graded
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At 01:40 PM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
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IF we had 25 horses, and IF each entered only one
event, the price per horse would be $120 per horse, NOT counting stable
rental, hotel, meals, and
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Hello Mike,
You are missing my point. Of course horses are expensive!! We all know that.
We expect to pay for everything to do with a horse! My point is the
evaluation costs are very high for both the host AND the owner. Since this
is a project
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ME!! ME!! Count me in!!! It's just too far for us to travel to the
Northeast or midwest. But gosh, if it were to be more centrally located in
the east - say in VIRGINIA (hint, hint)..
I'd bring 4 or 5, if it was where I could comfortably
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Denise,
My Baldur drinks more water than any horse at our barn. He also pees alot.
Everything else is perfectly normal about him, I have always thought that he
drinks so much to counteract the heat and humidity of our New England summers.
Kate in CT
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Hello everyone again,
As has been asked of us, I have figured out a SIMPLE expense per horse for an
evaluation in our area.
Evaluator fees $1200 ($300x2x2 days)
Evaluator expenses $1000 (airline fare, hotel, mealsthis IS an
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
safely hidden behind their computer screens I love your remarks Lori and
Alex and I hope someday to understand why this screen can often bring out
the worst in people It may be as you say, not seen therefore unleash
the angers felt.about
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dear kate,
thanks for the input. i appreciate it. the vet says it should get better
when the fall weather comes. thank you, denise
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Hello,
From what I understand about on farm evaluations is that we must be able to
provide the areas/equipment required by the NFHR, PLUS stabling for horses
brought in by other farms. When this is considered, on top of liability
insurance, the expense
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Here is a informal poll.
If an NFHR Evaluation was to be held in say Michigan or Ohio,
How many of you would be interested in bringing horses to it?
How many horses would you possibly bring?
Mike
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The point is, there are no kurrings within reasonable travel distance.
I would appreciate a seasoned second opinion, here in the backwaters
of Virginia.
Well, consider us here in Alaska. I think it would be great to have a
floating
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This is from Alex Wind, Shawsville VA
I have a pair of Fjords, Sollyskur (Sollys for short) a 5 yr. old
mare, and Gyllen a 10 yr. old gelding they are each 15.1 hands.
Sollys is a Solar daughter out of Techla, a model mare by Ask 113-A.
Gyllen is by
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Denise,
Ref: your weight gain, etc. problem, try a macrobiotic product which
might help him digest his food better.
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At 11:48 AM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
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Who is you - an owner of an individual horse would have to pay $2,000!?
That is big bucks ... or is it if they do 25 horses at that
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Mike May, Registrar NFHR wrote:
If you only do one horse I
expect it would cost over $2,000.00. If you do have 25 horses maybe it can
get down to say $80 - $100 per horse.
Who is you - an owner of an individual horse would
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Lets try to keep it civil. When you feel like blasting, why
not try poking gently instead, and check out the results.
Alex Wind
I agree Alex. I wonder how many of the mean things that get posted would be
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At 10:47 AM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
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What is the owner's cost per horse for an evaluation?
It all depends on the expenses. If you can get an Evaluator that is fairly
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To Peg Knudsen: I feel for you and I, for one appreciate your
poetry. We have to do all kinds of struggling to reach functioning
level again after a loss. Those who have been through it before get
to relive a little of the pain and the pride in
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Catherine Lassesen wrote:
I can agree with the HIGH cost of the evaluation.
What is the owner's cost per horse for an evaluation?
Lori
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Forgot to mention in my last post. The Registration rule change has been
posted to the NFHR web site.
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Norwegian Fjord Horse Registry
Mike May, Registrar
Voice
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At 07:17 AM 8/12/99 -0700, you wrote:
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I can agree with the HIGH cost of the evaluation. We took 4 horses to the
one in Eugene and it cost more than going to both Libby
This message is from: misha nogha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You know what? When I wanted to find out the breeding of a horse at a show,
I just went and asked the owner of the horse. It's really fun to do that
because, you get to meet new people plus talk to them about the horse,
plus, you get to go and
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The NFHR BOD's have made a change to the Rules for Registration. The
change is to Article I, C. The new wording is as follows:
In the interest of protecting the genetic purity and the highest standards
of the Fjord horse, we
This message is from: Catherine Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can agree with the HIGH cost of the evaluation. We took 4 horses to the
one in Eugene and it cost more than going to both Libby and Turlock. ONE
reason is that they will not allow an evaluation done on a facility that a
Fjord Owner
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At 12:38 AM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
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Hello list!
I am not attempting to stir the pot, but I must admit I am very confused
concerning the NFHR evaluation process. I am hoping you all can
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