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I think some of you have hit the nail on the head. I have been taking
dressage lessons for almost 3 years and I have learned that if the horse
does not
relax his jaw and bend at the pole, which causes him to raise his back up,
you
will get a rough ri
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Laura
.there are days where I guess Gustav feels like we should just
canter and he will decide we should do it 'now' which of course I discourage,
because he needs to wait for my directions not make the choice himself.
During
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this is the second or third reference I've read now about their Fjords not
holding a canter for extended length of time or not liking to
canter?does
anyone else feel this way
This message is from: Amy Goodloe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Naturally a horse that has been imprinted at birth, gently handled on up and
carefully introduced to bridle and saddle, and rider, is worth far more
...than say a broker who takes an untamed and untrained strange adult horse
and quickly forc
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I saw this ad for a Fjord mare in Utah and was wondering if anyone
knows anything about her:
http://www.draftsforsale.com/Frames/Display/index.php?id=42063ebb29fda
I probably shouldn't even be looking for another horse unless I sell
one o
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this is the second or third reference I've read now about their Fjords not
holding a canter for extended length of time or not liking to canter?does
anyone else feel this way?
Gustav will drop out to a trot immediately if I don't continu
This message is from: "Reena Giola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Gustav has a nice trot...smooth, easy to sit.
I would have to agree with the statement below about the trot, very true!! I
had a welsh mare who if you ever tried to sit the trot on your teeth were
clicked togetherit was horrible...BU
This message is from: "Skeels, Mark A \(GE Healthcare\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I don't think you should worry about Fjords having a heavy trot. There will
always be outlyers in every breed (pony's or horses that don't fall within the
breed's norm) The norm I think for the Fjord is a fairly smooth
This message is from: Tamara Rousso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Anvil's Harrison Fjord and his 12 year old rider would like you to know
that he has a very nice trot. As the mom who doesn't ride, but does
watch, I can tell you that my daughter appears to be having a very
smooth ride. I bet your Fjord
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My Fjord has an extremely comfortable trot, which is natural for her. She
is a big drafty girl with a big rolling walk, but extremely comfortable
trot, and lots of front leg action! Most surprising in such a thick
horse. Very pretty.
Valerie
"We were just glad to be here and able to help."
That is just who John and Martie Bolinski are! As a recipient of their
hospitality, I can attest to the fact!
With respect to the comments about the fjord trot, my 20 year old gelding
MVF Venn has a trot to die for. You can sit it or you can post
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Subject: rough trot and green broke.
I think some of you have hit the nail on the head. I have been taking
dressage lessons for almost 3 years and I have learned that if the horse does
not
relax his jaw and bend at the pole, which causes him to raise hi
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Two references to a rough Fjord trot in one digest, but it was my
understanding that the Fjord trot is not supposed to be rough at all!
Can any folks who know a lot more than me elaborate on this? I thought the
Fjordhorse is supposed to have a very smoot
This message is from: "Carolyn Mele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi List,
ok cyber friends i need some general advice on my new
Fjordie friend. I have learned alot lurking but need some
specific advice on feeding my new little eating machine.
Since the folks i bought him from were not "Fjord" people
jus
This message is from: "jgayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
For heavens sake!!! My Gunnar is the old style Fjord and has a melting
trot. Like being on a Walker. My first (I have only had two) Fjord,
Howdie, was a joy at the trot . Ann Appleby's Fjord Wes has made it to Prix
St Geo in dressage with
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Date: Monday, March 14, 2005 12:03 pm
Subject: Re Fjord Trot
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> Two references to a rough Fjord trot in one digest, but it was my
> understanding that the Fjor
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Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire temporarily absent from Nova Scotia and
headquartered in Aiken, South Carolina.
We left Nova Scotia the end of February to go down to Massachusettes for The
Driving Forum Trade Show helod March 5th & 6th. -- We had to l
This message is from: "Cherie Mascis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yeah...You folks have me worried now! I got my first Fjord in December (a
then 6 month old filly) and as I'll be almost 50 by the time I ride her, I
don't need a bone jarring trot! Just trotting her in hand gives me the
impression of a
This message is from: "Ruth Bushnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That was a good discussion subject, the definition of the word "greenbroke,"
...as so often we use terms like this and don't stop to think what they mean.
I asked Gene and he said it means, "manageable but not for an inexperienced
rider." I
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In a message dated 3/13/2005 1:13:23 PM Mountain Standard Time,
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> I have for sale a 17 year old gelding--completely sound who rides
> western, and drives s
This message is from: Eileen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi All,
I wanted to share some info on the new Wintec WIDE and the
Thorowgood Griffin saddles. If you're not interested in English saddles,
please scroll or delete...
I'm trying to find a saddle to fit my barely 14hh mare and my big frame
(
This message is from: Steve Sessoms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
oh nos!!!
Two references to a rough Fjord trot in one digest, but it was my
understanding that the Fjord trot is not supposed to be rough at all!
Can any folks who know a lot more than me elaborate on this? I thought the
Fjordhorse is su
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