Evaluating

This message is from: Ruth Bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] That was a good piece on evaluations today, Phillip. Thanks for taking the time to write out your perception of what the evaluations are about, and how they enfold. The question that comes to my mind, in regards evaluations, is why strive to

driving one handed

This message is from: Carol J. Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, Just got back for a very cold but good drive in an area that I had not been to in about 2 years. I've stayed away from that road because of one dog the gets right in my horse's face. Or should I say nose and I was afraid he would

Gjest

This message is from: Norsk Wood Works [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message is from Phillip Odden On April 29 Carol Riviore wrote: Our Stallion, Gjest, is the most fabulous mover we've ever seen in all our years with Fjods.-- One of the reasons we imported him from holland was his disposition--His

Re: bonding with owner

This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED] I wish thatyear to bond was a truism! I have always had mannerly and friendly horses whose losses I have really mourned. But my Gunnar arrived here, four years ago, kicking and screaming and trying to take out the truck driver and later tried

evaluation

This message is from: Norsk Wood Works [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message is by Phillip Odden from Northwestern Wisconsin where we are experiencing rather cool spring weather. Today there is snow in the air again, even as the tulips are trying to bloom and the apple trees are thinking about setting

Re: neck collar/mane question

This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Carol, When we had Percherons years ago we used to keep their manes roached for neatness. We found that if they were used hard, like on a mower, that the collar rubbing on the hair stubble would cause sores. So, I would not advise clipping the mane

Re:CHOOSING A BREEDING STALLION

This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -- This is a very interesting and worthwhile discussion with several important points being made --- I said in one post . . . . If you believe in the purpose and intent of the

Geldings for sale

This message is from: Anita Unrau [EMAIL PROTECTED] Anvil's Acres has three gelding for sale. Anvil's Jarald and Anvil's Ibn are brown dun, full brothers, nine and eight years old. Jarry has been driven in a pair, three abreast doing field work, four in hand on the wheel or as a leader. He

Bloodlines Fjord Statue

This message is from: M. Denmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 08:55:11 -0700 From: Don Brackett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Bloodlines This message is from: Don Brackett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wow, how did they find their way to Texas? I bought Osa from Landen Hall. He owns