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In a message dated 12/16/2003 3:01:23 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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I have old cowboys tell me I need a big pole, like telephone pole in the
middle of the round arena.
The pole in the center of a round pen or round corral was used
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In a message dated 12/15/03 10:36:17 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
every once in a
while will go for grass and for that reason needed
to be led with a stud chain. She hated having
anything in her mouth which meant worming her
This message is from: Tamara Rousso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So you think I'm on to something here?g
Tamara :o)
GIGGLE!!! I can imagine them chomping up straw hats
off of shaded heads,
snagging sugar doughnuts from the coffee trays,
scratching tummies on lounge
chairs, lipping paintings on the
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I did it both ways..Never had horses until I got my first fjord in
1986. I bought a mare in foal, Stella, a white dun who was 9 years old at
that time. She was ridable (when I got a saddle that didn't hurt her) but
obviously I needed
This message is from: Monica Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe those old-time horsebreakers used to use a big pole in the center
of the round pen as a snubbing post. I love my round pen but I sure
wouldn't want a post in the middle of it! Seems like it would just be a
hazard to me and to the
This message is from: debby stai [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did they tell you why??
Debby
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From: Linda Thornsberry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 4:54 PM
Subject: round arena
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If you have a weanling or a well trained horse the trick is taking time and
work with your horse.
I find now that I am retired I should have more time, but somehow I don't.
When someone says let's go, I do. I have always worked and never got to
This message is from: Linda Thornsberry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am finally putting in a round arena-pen. I have old cowboys tell me I need
a big pole, like telephone pole in the middle of the round arena. To me, I
think I would just keep backing into it. What do you think?
Linda T.
Biggs
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This seems a timely message from recent list
discussions in more ways than seasonal
... from a friend in Nebraska
It's the night before Christmas, we're out in the barn
Blanketing horses to keep them all warm
They're eating their dinners,
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Casanova, Julie wrote:
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I paid half that for my weanling coltits worth the wait, believe me. The
time spent bonding is time well spent.
As much as I thought of the
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I chose the stallions for two of my horses, but I had my riding horse going
so that when he aged the young horse was ready for riding. No long wait
and when the next foal was five I was ready for her also. But I taught them
their ground manners and
This message is from: Casanova, Julie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I paid half that for my weanling coltits worth the wait, believe me. The
time spent bonding is time well spent. Money can't buy that. You reap what
you sow. With a weanling, you know exactly how this colt or filly has been
raised and
This message is from: Peter Randall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, as mentioned on these posts recently, you could wait two and a half years
on a colt or filly waiting for riding age to arrive. There is certainly some
merit in that in terms of bonding etc but it is a long, long time too.
Conversely, I
This message is from: vz/bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll chime in here. I'm wondering if the handicapped center that has my
horses will take me as a client. All those helping hands to get me on and
off. Their oldest client is 78 so I'm still a youngster.
Another possibility once we all get to
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about outside dutch doors for each room so that the horses can lean
over
the doors into our rooms if we can't go out!
Barb Lynch
FJORDS MAKE such excellent hosts ! That is exactly what our junior stallion
does when we hold open barn
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Linda,
How about outside dutch doors for each room so that the horses can lean over
the doors into our rooms if we can't go out!
Barb Lynch
Benton City
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Sounds like a good plan for us horsey people - huh?? I
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From: vz/bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 9:52 am
Subject: re: retirement regrets
This message is from: vz/bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ooops! Sorry for not editing my reply to Stockwell for offer
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Sounds like a good plan for us horsey people - huh?? I can just see the paths
for wheel chairs and hospital beds leading to the barns.dutch doors on
stalls so horses can lean their head through. I can tell you ... it would be
one of the happiest
This message is from: Tamara Rousso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Lois,
I was blown away by the taxes. And a bit scared about
our future. I'm having a vision of a housing
development that is elderly and animal friendly.
Boarding facilities so you can keep those Fjords, even
when unable to do the work.
This message is from: vz/bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ooops! Sorry for not editing my reply to Stockwell for offer to adopt family.
Thought I was replying privately so gave more info than anybody probably was
interested in (unless pondering a move to NJ).
Lois
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In a message dated 12/16/2003 7:27:20 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Boy, was that bad or what?
Actually, I thought it was quite good. but I have no idea who you might
be. :)
Amy Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
Redmond, OR
Fjord
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The wind is blowin'
but no snow yet.
Your gift's in the makin'
On that you can bet.
Of course you were wonderin'
who might be your Santa
Our paths have crossed
but not in Atlanta.
Boy, was that bad or what?
Your SS.
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Julie;
How wonderful you have had success ..but, you did it the right way!! You
asked for help, got it, put your prepared young horse in training and now are
reaping the benifits.
Good job, girl!!! :)
Linda in snowy northwestern MN - 7 of white
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Hi and Holiday Greetings,
I have just had my website updated. The For Sale page is now current and a
new page from the 2003 Evaluation in Days Creek, OR. The URL is
www.fjordhorse.com.
The photos on the Evaluation 2003 page are VERY interesting, to me
This message is from: shawna smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like to ask any of you if you've had experience with
keeping one horse by itself with boarded cows for company.
I don't know if I would call this normal horse behavior, but one of my
fjord mares is quite fond of our
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