This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Karen! I was able to get to the pictures with your directions.
Hope you're feeling better every day!
Taffy Mercer
This message is from: Karen McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi there,
some folks have emailed me privately that they had trouble accessing my
Picturetrail site to view the photos I posted for the Carson City
Evalif you have tried to get to the site by clicking onto the link
below it hasn't
This message is from: Lori Albrough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linda Lehnert wrote:
Fjords also have problems with saddle fitting? Gaits - the mare was
ridden and trained English (dressage) and seemed to have short, choppy
strides, which I primarily attributed to her being ridden English
Hi Linda,
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gunthar does not have a pony strideI think because of his shoulder
angle. I rode one pony (non-Fjord) that had that short stride. HOrrible!
When he stopped it felt like I was going to go straight over his head.
Gail Russell
Forestville
This message is from: Reena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Gus has a fairly nice trot but for someone used to riding big horses,
they would consider it choppy...it is a 'pony' stride, but
smooth.now his canter used to be really bad, but with work, it has
gotten back that rocking horse quality..
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Gunthar is a drafty US version. His trot is incredibly smooth. His
canter is terrible. He has a very nicely laid back shoulder and a long
back, and a weak back end. The people I purchased him from had relatives in
Germany. They said
This message is from: Linda Lehnert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yesterday I went to ride my first Fjord, a 14 year old mare, with my
trail saddle, an original McClellan. The mare was nice, but not what I
wanted, but this has raised some questions. Saddles - the saddle did not
fit and slipped, no matter
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