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After my long search for a good trainer, the girls, Riba and Ida have been
at the trainers two months now. Early yesterday morning before the heat got
in full swing, the trainer and I rode Riba and Ida out onto BLM land for an
hour. It was my first
This message is from: Catherine Lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WOW... We are full but are taking a wait list and auditors are welcome at
$10.00 in advance and $20.00 at the door. Get a chance to see and work with
Brian and Ursula Jensen and Lois Cox at our farm (HESTEHAVEN) in Days Creek
Oregon. The
This message is from: Sue Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi everyone: For once I have had a wonderful 2 days with Storm. I am bound
and determined to lead him with one hand in his halter. This morning I
attempted it and got just opposite this rock that was about 14 inches high
and sort of pointy.
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, if you see a lt blue '75 Ford truck with 3FJORD Alaska plates, or a
red Subaru Legacy wagon with FJORD3 Alaska plates thats's me! Of course I
now have 4 fjords, not 3! Thinking of putting a +1 after the plate. (Of
course, most people up
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Speaking of escape artist Fjords, We had an incident yesterday that Could
have been much worse and we were very lucky.
In the last two weeks we have had several microburst winds come through here,
in the Bitteroot Valley. Each episode has resulted in a
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In a message dated 7/27/00 6:17:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
OK, who in Oregon has a dark blue or blue/green (maybe even black - hard
to
tell with my sun glasses on.) SUV with the license plate FJORD1
Not I, but if you
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Hi all!
OK, who in Oregon has a dark blue or blue/green (maybe even black - hard to
tell with my sun glasses on.) SUV with the license plate FJORD1 ? I work in
Sisters and saw this rig when I went to the post office today (7/27), but it
was gone by the
This message is from: Denise Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thank you cynthia, i think i found a place today to board, but will check
out another a little further away, just in case. denise
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That was a horrible situation Kathy and I am so glad that I knew this
problem in my then new horse. I used to get a lot of laughs from onlookers
as I often hopped along trying to mount my moving boy. Other than this one
quirk he was a wonderful
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I don't know if any of you are interested, here in the Northwest, but I'd
rather ask you now. Dr. Ritter is a Classical Riding instructor. He's
teaching dressage the way it was meant to be taught. He's got a very
interesting website and an email list
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This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think peaches are okay it is the pit that has. is it arsenic?
Actually I have heard that peach pits and apple seeds contain traces of
cyanide. True or false?
Horses can find
This message is from: Kathy Spiegel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean Gayle wrote:
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She sounds like quite a character, Meredith. I think peaches are okay it is
the pit that has. is it arsenic? Horses can find the best way to have
accidents in ways
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Hi -
We brought OH Sadie {Erlend's daughter, in foal to Flotren} from New York to
Ellensburg, WA. She was about 6 weeks pregnant then, and is still in the
family way. We used Horsin' Around, for the second time, and like them
very much.
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
She sounds like quite a character, Meredith. I think peaches are okay it is
the pit that has. is it arsenic? Horses can find the best way to have
accidents in ways we humans do not seem to anticipate, i.e. like Gunnar
running across the field
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In a message dated 07/27/2000 11:16:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I try to remember the rules - when you are tying a horse up with an
unbreakable nylon or rope halter or to an unbreakable post or tree, use a
knot you can
This message is from: Cynthia_Madden/OAA/UNO/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some advice about finding boarding facillities (at which I am all too
experienced):
Closely observe the horses behavior who are already there - if they seem shy or
nervous around the help, then steer away from that facility.
Mark
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