This message is from: "David McWethy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We have been making synthetic (combined with leather padding) harness for
eight years. Joe Glick's comments on synthetic and on leather harness is
pretty much on the mark. I would only add to his comment on harness forming
to the horse.
This message is from: Reuben Titus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ever tried pine tar? It's messy black stuff, but might keep it moist
without allowing bacteria. All I've used it for is healing wounds,
and it does a good job of that.
"Warren Stockwell" wrote;
It gets chapped and cracks open I tr
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Hi-
I have an older thoroughbred/quarter horse right now but no Fjords. I
would like to buy one myself. I am a beginner and am just coming off broken
ribs
from an ill-fitted lesson horse and the Fjord sounds just what I need (I'm a
little gun shy now)
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Dear list,
My family and I went camping this past weekend with Ben, the Fjord, and
Blackhawk, our gaited appaloosa. First off, this was our first campout with
Ben. I was concerned about him as he and Blackhawk don't exactly see eye to
eye, with
This message is from: "Linda Lehnert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It is with great reluctance and many tears that I find I must sell my
Fjord mare, Ricka. I am no longer physically able to ride and Ricka
will be better off with an owner who can ride her on a regular basis. I
will be better off not having
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It breaks my heart to
>part with her but to the right home I could let her go for 5000. Considering
>her training and breeding that is an extremely good deal. Where in San Diego
>county are you located?
This must be the horse:
http://www
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I really do believe I have the perfect horse for your mother. 8 year old
mare, Tindra. 14.2. She's a sweetheart. Drives, rides, neck reins, etc.
She's
a beautiful horse. Circumstances are focing my hand. It breaks my heart to
part with her but to t
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> --Hi, I live in San Diego and have a wonderful
> Fjord
> mare. My mother is looking for a fjord. She is an
> immediate beginne
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
My experience moving cows required a very agile horse to chase "escapees"
who took off in rough terrain (up road banks, thru desert strewn with sage
brush and large volcanic rocks (protection for cannon bones, fetlocks and
coronary bands seeme
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Please let us know if/when the article appears.
Tamara
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> Hi,
>
> I just wanted to share with everyone an exciting
> adventure that has been
> presented to us. Dust
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Yes, I did read about the merger, and it is GREAT news! I think this is a big
step in the direction we (the NFHR) are going to continue to preserve the
purity of the Fjord horse, as well as adding a bit to our "gene pool" so to
speak. Lets keep up the goo
This message is from: Tamara Rousso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks for the input. That's what I was kind of
thinking.
Tamara
--- Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are new to horses, I would NOT get a
> foal..instead, get an older
> trained fjord first (Yeah, like I did, got a mare IN
This message is from: Kerry Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
--Hi, I live in San Diego and have a wonderful Fjord
mare. My mother is looking for a fjord. She is an
immediate beginner rider and would use the fjord to
ride and some driving. My fjord does all-rides,
drive(CDE), jumps, reins, dressage
This message is from: "jgayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Gayle it sounds so exciting. When I was young, (18) I helped on a Dude
ranch in Arizona. We herded huge herds but there were so many of us and the
main herd stays pretty much together. I was given the job of checking for
strays. Great, I got lo
This message is from: Gina Larson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi All--
I went out to the barn with my good friend this
morning to find that one of his TB mares aborted at
six months. Still being relatively new to the horse
world I was crushed as I had never experienced this
before. I couldn't believe h
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I too live in San Diego County and own three Norgwegian Fjords. They're
beautiful and we love them but my son is very ill and we need to down size our
herd (we have 5 horses right now) because of time limitations. So I'm selling
the three Fjords. They'
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I look on your website, and look at Dustin's page. Very cool western photos,
he looks to love what he is doing =)
//Sofia
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Subject: Dusty's
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> Isn't that great, Sofia? You can't question success! Whatever it is
> Fjords don't have (height, spirit, long neck...) they certainly make up for
in
> temperament and ability. They can do just about anything, safely and
sure-footedly
> [
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In a message dated 10/18/2003 8:06:55 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Oh, my good! She don't have longer spurs
(hope it is right word) and she don't hit him, and the fjord is jumping!" It
is very fun to hear this strange word from peopl
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Hi,
I just wanted to share with everyone an exciting adventure that has been
presented to us. Dusty and I are heading to southern Oregon later this month
to
participate in shipping 1600 head of yearling cattle. I've never seen that
many cattle all in
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Roberta;
Seems to me there are a couple products on the market that are like a "spray
bandage"..specifically for animals? My daughter's mother-in-law gets
little cracks on her fingers in the winter, is a hair dresser, and uses super
glue to seal the
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> We put an antiseptic ointment (various types for various
>reasons) on the wound and then wrapped it securely, but not too tightly
with a
>saran wrap material. This was then covered by vetwrap to seal it.
This would be the answer to keep
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you are new to horses, I would NOT get a foal..instead, get an older
trained fjord first (Yeah, like I did, got a mare IN FOAL, but she was
trained, and I got an older trained gelding to learn on). The foal that I
raised from birth turned ou
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You might also try AQUAPHOR Which is an unscented stable ointment base and
a treatment for extremely dry skin. Problem might be with attracting dirt
and dust, however as it is a Petrolatum and lanolin formula.
Jean in Fairabanks, ALaska, 20 d
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Roberta,
I haven't had anything like what you are describing but had an idea.
Years ago when I was barn manager for a riding school we used a simple poultice
that worked well. We put an antiseptic ointment (various types for various
reasons) on the
This message is from: Tamara Rousso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Greetings,
I just saw the post on another list regarding the
collapse of the PMU industry. I have contacted the
Foal Quest representative in Ramona and asked to be
notified if any of the horses are brought to Southern
California. I let her
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