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Hello Sarah,
Congrats on your new boy! We could use some of your sun over here, send us
some? :)
Lynda and Daniel
Bailey's Norwegian Fjord Horse Farm
White Cloud, MI
231-689-9902
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http://hometown.aol.com/baileysfjords/
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Thanks, Karen, I was able to access the auction site this time. Perhaps
I entered an incorrect address earlier. Joni G.
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Hi Onnawell my Storm was very shy when we first got himbut he, like
most Fjords loves treats. Storm would also turn away when approached, but I
won his heart with treats. He was 6 months old when we brought him home. I
buy little dried appl
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When I bought Gustav he was barefoot and was kept that way until we
moved here to Michigan. The barn where he is boarded at has very hard
ground with lots of gravel etc., he was ok up until around Sept (we
moved here in July) when after we had a bu
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This morning at about 5am our maiden mare, Quad-L's Lara foaled ... cute
little stud colt, named Lusion (calling him Lou already). He and mom are
doing well and we are enjoying watching all his antics. It's a beautiful,
warm sunny day her
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My Appy pony's name was Bonnie. I did not name her. Eloise would have been
more appropriate so my apologies for any disparagement of the name of
Bonnie. What I meant is that my Fjord's name is Anya but at times she
reminds me (quite a bit) of
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Dear Lois:
What??!! You call your misbehaving horse Bonnie??!!
Okay, there has to be a story here somewhere. All the Bonnie's I know
are absolutely fantastic people so I am confused. Please tell us why
you call your naughty horse Bonnie
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Thanks to those who replied to me re my foal with
an elevated temp.
Just an update. We still don't know what it is,
although we are now looking into a cooling
problem, because he just seems so healthy besides
being hot.
It is very hot and d
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A while back when we started talking about Vikings and horses I mentioned I have
been reading "Vikings and the Art of War". I can go into more detail but I don't
know that the list would be that interested. (So Steve if you want to know more
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Hi,
I want to thank every one of you that offered suggestions on how to handle my
Fjord with his aloofness and shyness. I have lots of ideas to work with. Onna
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On to my question... how many of you keep your Fjords barefoot? Were they
> shod when you bought them? Did you have to go through a transitional period
> with no riding, or using boots? Who trims: you, a traditional farrier, or a
> na
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Our horses have not worn shoes up to this point. The mare is 9 and the
gelding is 3. Their "pasture" is dirt and they are ridden on our gravel
driveway. They are trimmed by a farrier.
Suzan
in wet, cold Minnesota
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Hi All!
Yesterday was a very enjoyable Fjord day. First we had an "arena work party."
Phew! Never knew shoveling sand was such hard work : ) The arena hasn't been
worked on for some time, so much of the substrate had piled up around the
edges and become
This message is from: "Snowy Mtn." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Our personal experience is, we have had one case of a foal of needing
splints in nearly 30 born here. This happened on a year that I had my brood
mares on a much higher source of protein and highly fertilized clover,
alfalfa grass mix. Our ve
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