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Looking for a Fjord gelding for sale on the west coast with solid
dressage training. Please email me privately.
Marcy
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This message is from: Linda Lehnert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yesterday (Wednesday) was HM King Harald's 70th birthday. ZDF, one of
the German networks, had a whole hour special on him and on the
festivities, which began with a church service in the Oslo Cathedral, and
will continue all week. He is
This message is from: Cortney Lannan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the group and wanted to offer a short
intro
My name is Cortney and I live in PA with my hubby and
two children and of course our horses and dogs. I do
not own a Fjord, but have one on my wishlist. We
have 7
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I have just taken the plunge to do barefoot trimming with Gunthar and
Rom. I decided to do it with Gunthar because his soles are so flat, and I
had seen barefoot trimming turn my friend's bad-footed off the track TB into
a concave-soled
This message is from: Michele Noonan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We got our Fjord Herald too! We should order two. We share it so much, It
gets all worn out. I took it to a new friend that raises Paint Horses and
said Here, Read this, I know we all love to read Breed magazines
She could not believe the
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i got to experience first hand the difference that can be seen in the build
of some horses. on sunday heike brought thor down to the barn where oz is
boarded, and did as she has been threatening to doshe put me on him and
gave me
a lunge line
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I love my Hoof Jack. And I like my Bud's nippers even more.
Hoof Jack: http://www.hoofjack.com/
Bud's nippers: http://www.budnippers.com/
I'm not affiliated with either company.
DeeAnna
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This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pasture in San Diego is usually a euphemism for dry lot. Land is so
expensive and rain so scarce that it's almost impossible to have enough space
that anything green grows once you turn out a horse. So, I know virtually
nothing about
This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gail, I am just curious why you assess your previous shoer as very very good,
when both your horses had toes that were too long and were moving poorly?
FYI I have 6 horses at the moment and all are barefoot, except the 4th level
This message is from: Lola Lahr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good for you!! I am a firm believer in barefoot. I will not go into all of
my stories but I do want to share that my 2 Ford mares have both really
changed since going barefoot. I had the same experiences you did after I
bought my first one,
This message is from: Lola Lahr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Same here! I found that the Beloti rasps are the longest lasting and
really nice and sharp. (WEAR GLOVES!)
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I love my Hoof Jack. And I like my
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gail, I am just curious why you assess your previous shoer as very very
good, when both your horses had toes that were too long and were moving
poorly?
Just that he is the best shoer I have been able to find around here, after
going thru about
This message is from: Lola Lahr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We live in NW Oregon and my horses have 24/7 access to pasture and barn.
They put themselves into the barn and stalls (first come, first served, some
share) at night and when it rains really hard and it's cold. Since we
started the 24/7 access
This message is from: Robin Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A woman contacted me today who lives about an hour and
a half from me on the west coast of Florida. She has
draft horses now but is getting older and is
interested in looking at fjords. She will be making a
visit to Ohio soon. She is
This message is from: Lois Anne Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some of my horses have been OK for easier footing trail rides barefoot,
but
not when the sharp gravel starts showing up.
Gail
Hi Gail:
I too am a proponent of going barefoot whenever possible. All three of my
horses are barefoot
This message is from: Emily Wigley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Fjord Enthusiasts,
My name is Emily Wigley, and I live on Vashon Island, Washington,
US. Our Fjord is enjoyed both as a family horse by our my teen
daughter (when she wants something really obedient and different from
her own
This message is from: fjords [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sarah,
You will want to learn about MIG which stands for Management Intensive
Grazing.It is used extensively for cattle and dairy cows but also works
well for horses. There are a number of excellent sites about it on the
internet. Here is a
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My grumpy, twenty four year old Gunnar has small, hard and dark hooves.
He is stocky and about 13.3hands. He is my only horse now so I sometimes
forget when the farrier is coming. James just walks out into the field and
does Gunnar without a
This message is from: Rose or Murph [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the info Steve. It was between 12-15 hours in to the colic when
we had the tap done followed by euthanizing. In my heart I could tell it
was the end because I knew this horse so well as he was not responding to
normal treatment. We
This message is from: Rose or Murph [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Robin, you are funny freezing in the 50's. That is shorts weather for us in
the pacific Northwest. Rosemary
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This message is from: L Hesse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Treeless saddles
I can highly recommend a Torsion. I ride in the trail saddle, not their
Endurance model. I used to ride strictly Western. I have very bad
osteo-arthritis in the hips and pelvis, which is why I ride a Fjord. Go to
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