tana

This message is from: Bonnie Liermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is for Jeri in Missouri: When I read your post the first thing I thought of is saddle fit. Was she wearing a saddle when she had a rider? Maybe she is getting a pinch? You could try lunging her bareback and see if rider could get her

Re: Sweater link, hopefully

This message is from: Karen Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] I saw these sweaters at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. They are gorgeous! Karen http://lindco.net/index.html Click Nolaender then Fjordhorse, the 659 button has a horse too, not specifically a Fjordie though.

Re: only foal comments

This message is from: Michele Bigelow [EMAIL PROTECTED] We've had two foals, and I started ponying them on short trail rides...leading up to longer ones, as soon as they respected the halter and leading. I continued to do this until it was time for riding. I have a very special memory of my

Sweater link, hopefully

This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I will try to send the link again, for some reason my mailbox flubbed up the address for some people. Lindco is the site, they sale Dale of Norway sweaters. So any good search engine should be able to find. http://lindco.net/index.html Click

Norwegian Trekking saddle

This message is from: Julie Will [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello everyone ~ Relative to discussions about saddles for Fjords, I am very happy with my Norwegian Trekking saddle, which is sold by Fjord Horse International through their web site. We bought it when we were in Norway two years ago, and

Stud Colt for Sale (Reduced Price)

This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Everyone, I have had Tenne for sale locally for a time, but here in Western Montana, nothing is moving. So I have reduced his price drastically, because I have a quick financial need. Tenne BD 3/30/01 (almost a year old) Dam: OPAL (Rudaren

Foals for sale

This message is from: kim Gibson-Rogstad [EMAIL PROTECTED] It's sadly time to part withour three beautiful colts. All of them are halter broken, handled daily,trimmed every six weeks and are well behaved in cross ties.Two of the colts were sired by Felix, a wonderful approved breeding stallion

side reins

This message is from: finally r farm [EMAIL PROTECTED] Perhaps, I wasn't too clear in my earlier post regarding the bending and side reins. We never ride with side reins...we would just use them on the round pen, lunging. Tana would be all tacked up and asked to move outI don't use a lunge

Anyone from Twin Cities going to Midwest Fjord Horse meeting?

This message is from: Pasqual, Tish [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well, I've been thinking about the driving, which I don't want to do by myself (my husband just doesn't want to go) but I keep thinking how much I would like to go, and all the learning to be had from the Jensens, and I think one way or

Re: only foal comments (longwinded beware!)

This message is from: Sarah Nagel [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] When you went on trail rides - do I understand that you just let the colt walk along with his mom/rider?? How long did you do this? Sounds like such fun and great experience for the