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It was a beautiful sunny, 40 deg. winter day here in southeastern
Wisconsin. We only have about 4inches of recently fallen snow, but this is
the day we chose to hook up our gelding, "Green Briar Jock" and see how he
likes ski-joering.
We made
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Tammy,
He was probably dreaming of food! LOL Yes, I have seen my fjords sleeping
and moving their feet, Stella would knicker in her sleep and move her lips.
I woke her up once when she was doing that and she looked around sort of
dazed as
This message is from: "Jim and Tamara Hooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Has anyone heard anything about horses dreaming? Yesterday I was watching my
gelding and mare out the kitchen window and saw them in their winter paddock
65'x60' laying down in snow. My horses get up and lay down all the time. In
This message is from: Mariposa Farm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Jean,
Thanks for the URL. I like the quick release they have. Looks like you
wouldn't get a "false" release. Sometimes those panic straps are a little
touchy. The shock cord is a good idea too. Somewhere around here I have one
of tho
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Well, now, that sounds just like the set-up that the Skijorers with dogs
use here! Except they use ski poles and don't have reins to handle. I
KNEW that would work, if you had a horse you could trust and a quick
release atrtachment. Mark, ch
This message is from: Mariposa Farm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Well now that we have had a little snow in northern Wisconsin I tried
out the Ski-Joring too! I used our Camptown Dave harness with the draft
chains on the traces to get a little more length and also so I could
hook the two together behind t
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