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There seem to be two main schools of thought on mane & tail care - brush
regularly and brush as little as possible.
What are your preferences and why?
What are your favorite shampoos/conditioners, etc.?
Taffy Mercer
Kennewick, WA
The
This message is from: Sarah Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
using a weight tape that only measures the girth is not as accurate as using
girth and length. I have a chart but I also found a formula that goes
Weight = (girth squared times length) divided by 300
where weight is pounds and grith a
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This is one of the cutest things I have ever seen - but geethat Fjord
has a head like a bucket.
Kate, and Joe and Della (no bucket-heads here !!)
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I ha
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We are indeed going to Fjord & Friends with both Joe and Della. Last year
my daughter did not have a horse and was really cranky. And Joe is pretty
freaked about at being away from home by himself. This time we have two
fjords,
so hopefully everyon
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I just took my Fjord to the vet and he has a scale to weigh cattle and
horses. Aron weights 965 using a weight tape and 1054 when weighed on the
scale. So I figure he weighs almost a 100 lbs more than what the weight tape
measures. I don't
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as someone who made the mistake of letting her well meaning but not knowing
hubby overfeed their fjord two winters ago, i know personally how much work it
is to get them back in shape.
with oz i have used many of the techniques listed. he has a grazing m
This message is from: "Debby Stai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've never seen any straw that looked good enough to feed to horses, most of
it was very brown, and it is so ucky to muck.some of the barns use only
straw for bedding, I think because its cheaper than shavings, but seems you
have to strip
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In a message dated 5/26/07 6:08:20 PM,
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> _YouTube - Clyde catching some Zs (on my lap!)_
>
that is SO sweet. he looks like a dog when they do that little jumpy sleepy
thing. i always think they are dreaming about chasing cat
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In a message dated 5/26/07 6:08:20 PM,
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> Thank you Kate and Laurie for the tips on saddles. It's fun shopping for
> just the right saddle, but it's also a serious decision and a significant
> investment.
>
> The Fallis saddles
This message is from: "Reena Giola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ah that is just too cute too bad the dream whinny got cut, the rest of
it with the horsey smiles is just adorable!!
reena
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I have finally uploaded the Youtube video of a recent morning at the
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Some straw is NOT low calorie! Oat straw, for instance, especially
if there are some grain heads left in it.
we are feeding at least three times daily, hay for the most part,
but my senior fjords get equine senior as well. This is while
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Dear List,
I knew some one give a big warning about straw. However, I have worked with
and consulted with many vets and I have never had a problem with good
quality straw. I mix it with the hay and I am sure it is good fine quality
before I use it for bedd
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Regarding weight tapes and Fjords. It seems to me we get an incorrect
measure of our Fjords weight using tapes that are figured for a horse
structure. Anyone finally figured correct weight measurements for Fjords?
Jean Gayle
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This message is from: "jgayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Watch out for that straw!!! I used straw, farmer's grade, to cover a mud
path to my riding arena. Both my Trakehener and my then fjord ate till full
and both colicked. They impacted. So be careful with straw. Jean Gayle
whose Grumpy Gunnar
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Hi Teresa,
Is there anyway that you can free lunge them? Are their feet too sore for
that? When we get horses here on consignment there are usually a few that
are overweight and that is how I start them off-- in the ring free lungeing
th
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