This message is from: vz/bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't resist a reply here to any way they want. I'm an Easterner but
most of our rules about horses come from the British who among other
places settled in parts of Canada. The problem with any way they want is
apparent in the way people
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I also forgotthe Unrau's have lost foals to cougars from their herd that
runs out.
LIvestock guarding dogs are not a threat to people, as far as I know. Big,
fuzzy.and friendlyexcept not to predators.
If cougars are a normal part
This message is from: Janet McNally [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What ever happens to Fjord show standards, I have one request. don't forget
the entry level owner who
would like to show in some more 'relaxed' classes. I'm sure I'm not the only
person who does not want to
make a carreer out of
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh come one, Ruthie, I go to the horse shows here in Fairbanks, and see
the western riders with their fancy clothes, proper chaps shirts in the
current In style and colors, horses with ears shaved, faces oiled,
hooves
painted, mane pulled
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh come one, Ruthie, I go to the horse shows here in Fairbanks, and see
the western riders with their fancy clothes, proper chaps shirts in the
current In style and colors, horses with ears shaved, faces oiled, hooves
painted, mane pulled and
This message is from: Tekin Family [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Martie- I don't have the answer, but I just ordered a pair for my fjord
mare(same reasons as you)Did you need the foam pads? My mare measured 5
long and 4 3/4 wide so Valley Vet recommended the pads to fill in width. I
had my farrier measure
This message is from: Hope Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Jean and list, I have come across a cougar twice, each time in the very
early morning hours during cow calving season. Each time he saw me he took
off, thank goodness, but fired a shot anyway. On a good horse with a dog.
Can your
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, just what kind of stock dogs would drive off a cougar and also not be
dangerous to people? Jean PS I am in a rush so have not had time to read
all of my mail. Our newspaper is going to give me coverage about the cougar
which should alert
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's very gratifying to see the many, many comments on appropriate performance
attire and trappings; pros and cons.. some good points made.
How I wish that all of you who wrote to me off-list would write ON-list and
give this issue some
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ruthie,
I did not write you offline, have not yet had a chance! :)
However, I must say it is highly bothersome to see so much emphasis put on
clothing versus the horse. I mean, has anyone seen some of the mini shows?
Women driving in evening gowns,
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean,
I live in southern California in an equestrian community that borders the
Santa Rosa Wildlife Preserve, which is inhabited by cougars. Many people use
the
trails through there without incident, but last year and earlier this year
there were a
This message is from: Lauren Sellars [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Janet you are right on. I am a true beleaver in the value of imprinting and
doing the work with ropes on their legs. They are forever safer and so are
you. I also beleave that the imprint work must be kept up. NO mattter what
medical
This message is from: lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you to all the participants and helpers this weekend at the Days Creek
Evaluation. It went very well and it was an enjoyable weekend of friendship
and fjords!
There was a great selection of stallions shown and all of them were very
well
This message is from: Janet McNally [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean,
My grandpa was an outfitter ranch hand years ago in Estes Park Co. Grandma
wrote story after story about
cougars trying to get into the horse barn, seems that horses are high on their
list of preferred prey.
Yearlings and foals are
This message is from: Janet McNally [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Having heard debate by some about the value of imprint training, just want to
say that last night imprint
training (and that marvelous sensible Fjord temperment) saved my 2 month old
filly's leg.
My horses delighted that it had cooled off,
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Teresa K., I really appreciated your even handed
comments about standards.
Yes, there is a time to dress up and a time to be
casual and that is in showing your horse and in the
everyday work/non-work world. One of the things I love
about
This message is from: vivian creigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There were 11 Advanced Single ponies at the Laurels vying for National
Ch. honors. After dressage Mira was fifth, only tenths of a point out
of fourth but 16 points off the lead. It was not my best test, two of
the judges had me fourth,
This message is from: M Korose [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Martie
I asked about this earlier thisy ear. We have been
using Old Macs for one horse with the other shod (a
pair obviously). Muffie Seaton (great driving judge
and in our area, luckily) said she felt that Old macs
were shoes and since the rules
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Being new to driving and to Fjords, I find this discussion on
driving show attire interesting. I went to the driving class day at
Woodstock, VT this year (what a gorgeous place!) and I was impressed with
all the driving turnouts, aprons, gloves,
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry List, May have hit a wrong button and sent an empty letter.lets try
again (now that I've had my first cup of coffee :-)
I have an antique Norwegian Wagon I'd like to sell. The seats have been
newly reupholstered, but everything else is
21 matches
Mail list logo
