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I live in southern Ca. and blanket my Fjords throughout the winter once they
have been clipped. They are worked 5 days a week and if I left their thick,
winter coats on and worked them hard in often 80 temperatures, they would not
only be miserable, but
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In a message dated 8/27/2001 7:17:15 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
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Thanks for any comments on this type of horse care!
Linda in Minnesota --
I always kept mine this way, but NM was pretty different from Minnesota. My
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but I think Fjords are like
potato chips, you can't have just one).
Since I have a very bad case of horse-fever, I love anything to do with
horses. I am brand
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Does anyone have any thoughts on blanketing in the winter. Here in
southern california, ours are very mild. Is a blanket necessary?
Hi Sharon!
Welcome to the world of Fjords!
About blanketing...It just astounds me that folks in
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Does anyone on the Fjord list have any experience with this Quebec based
carriage company (just east of Montreal) also known as Voitures Robert
Fils?
I rode in a nice wagonette recently (holds 12 or more driven by a mule team)
and would like to
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Hi,
I saw my first Fjord 3 weks ago. I bought my first Fjord less than 2
weeks ago. Buddy is a 10 year old gelding. He's beautiful, but then,
aren't they all? I'm still excited.
My name is Sharon, I live in Southern California. My oldest
This message is from: Nancy Newport [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I get my pole barn shelter I will have it open on
2 or 3 sides so that I can run the tractor with a drag
on it straight through or use the bucket on the
tractor inside the shelter or have the horses drag it.
Here in Florida just a north
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We never use straw for bedding... every now and then you'll find an extra
hungry Fjord, (well yes, they're all hungry, but some are voracious) and
such a one might consume the straw which could cause compaction.
Ruthie, nw mt
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This message is from: Vivian Creigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am selling my antique Ladies Wicker Parasol Phaeton. Completely restored
several years ago and does not have a nick on it. Fully cut under with
wicker dickey seat with shafts (shaves) and pole. Shown at major Pleasure
shows. Midnight blue
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Hi Linda,
WE are useing 2 types of pole structure here, with the horses having free
access to them. The 'main barn' has concrete and rubber mats. Just
shovel/sweep/spray. No bedding in the summer; straw in winter if needed. We
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Congratulations Brian and Mary on the new boy. Sounds like he will be
taking over soon. Enjoy Jean
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Anke, my big gelding always greets new horses, horses he may not have
contact with for three or four days with the grunting, snorting and striking
of the front feet. He sounds like a stallion but I was there when they
gelded him at 11 months so
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Hi Listers, Jon drove Bjorne in our first parade, in our new cart, very
exciting to us and a great time with our local riding club. Dick backed us
up as groom in the back step of the cart, he has had loads of driving
experience, this was Jon's
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Hi All, In the early morning hours of August 16, our mare Gjert gave birth
to a healthy full of himself colt. The papa is Flotren. As this is our
first Fjord born here we wanted a name that began with A and chose Alrune
(wizard). Mange Takk
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Hi Everyone;
I'm moving horses from stalls to living outside with a polebarn for shelter.
Those of you who keep your horses outside with shelter -- what footing works
best in the polebarn?? Do you bed the polebarn with
shavings/straw/anything??
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