This message is from: Emily Wigley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
volunteering at the Equestrian
Games in KY.
I applied to volunteer, and hope to be there! It would be really fun
if there was a Fjord group!
Emily
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This message is from: Corinne Logan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kelly,
Two of our local Theraputic Riding programs, and I'm sure others as well - use
Fjords and absolutely love them! Little Bit has four!!!
We have friends with a daughter in their program and they said that the group
would LOVE more Fjords.
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On Jan 31, 2008, at 9:16 PM, fjordhorse-digest wrote:
No No ! Better get a new trainer ! You don't need a bit seat
period!!
Learn to rein with out the reins, using your seat, timing, legs,
voice.
Amen! I second that!
I'll third
This message is from: Emily Wigley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm so glad your mare is ok! Good for you for being there, noticing
what was going on, etc.
Having a t-post puller is one of the handiest things, but bar that, a
chain wrapped so it snugs with a pull from a tractor's front loader
is the
This message is from: Janet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did I understand this horse is getting just 2 flakes of alfalfa/grass hay
per day plus a can of oats and alfalfa pellets?
this is way too little dry matter imo, and then on top of it, is a nutrient
rich diet. Much better to have him on mature
This message is from: Robin Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree with Janet, if the horse is fat, I would give
him some type of what I call diet i.e. lower
calorie/protein grass hay and give him more of it to
keep him busy and happy, get rid of the oats and
alfalfa pellets and just give him a good
This message is from: Warren Stockwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This was a learning video for me. I have tried to ground drive with little
success. I have no teachers around, so it's by just what little I know ( I
know enough to be dangerous, at least I know that much ). So I thank you for
posting it!
This message is from: Kimberly Kinney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good morning All!
The definitions of bit seat I've read here sound like floating the teeth.
Can someone tell us the difference between the two?
Thanks!!
Kimberly
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I am absolutely no expert on bit seats. But I am a trained researcher.
Here is some info I found on the pros and cons of bit seats:
A bit seat is created by filing off the front corners of the large
molars just behind the bars. Some
This message is from: Margo Farnsworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I have just subscribed to this list. I have been on the Yahoo Fjord
Issues for a couple of months now. I am in the process of searching for a
Fjord.
A bit about myself. My last horse was a 16.3h Friesian who was very
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Hello Roberta
I will be posting more adventures. If you are ever up in my neck of the
woods. I'd be glad to show you the ropes.
Bonnie Morris
Auburn, Washington
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This message is from: Lois Anne Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another T-post story in the late seventies we had access to a small
pond nearby that we'd take the animals to on hot summer days to swim and
cool off in, dogs, kids and horses all had a great time in the water. Other
folks would come
This message is from: Karen McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Deanna for the excellent research.
For those of you gasping in horror at the thought that my horses mouth is
somehow ruined or compromised by having the dentist (a vet btw), install a bit
seat, please know that it's just fine. After he
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It is nice to see some research and some first hand experiences. Not
everything is always as bad as it can be made out to be. There is always a
good
reason as well that something has been invented for helping horses. I have
watched many dentals
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In a message dated 2/1/2008 2:52:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Take care,
Margo Farnsworth
Oakham, MA
This might be a very silly question.
Did you used to live in Lynn, MA ?
Lisa
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This message is from: Debbie Shade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kelly, I have been involved with Windrush Farm's therapeutic program for 17 of
it's 40 plus years. They were one of the founding members of Therapeutic
riding and starters of NARHA. I have loaned them my Fjord Kaya. They love her
and would love
This message is from: Jon Ofjord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been following the thread on T-posts and I agree they can be
lethal. A neighbor of ours lost their horse when she impaled herself
on a T-post. But, I have to add, our whole pasture/paddock system is
surrounded by T-posts, BUTeach and
This message is from: Carol Boehm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Everyone: If you get a chance click on to cfha.org and look at
the new website for the Canadian Fjord Horse Association. I as a
Canadian am extremely greatful to Barb Neufeld for all her hard work in
getting the new and improved
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No
I moved from Michigan the Traverse City area.
Bonnie
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Hi List !
Thank-you to everyone who responded on the list, or by private
mail. Many of us are in the same boat with the sensitive type Fjords. Lots of
good
tips ans stories ( not all so good ) shared with me too, and if Jeff or I
have not
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