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Hello everyone
An update. They let the man out of jail and he went home and started
threatening and shooting at other people. He is now armed and running at
large I
am not sure if he actually has shot anyone.Dozens of police and
helicopters
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Yes, he was trimmed regularly.
Gail Russell wrote:
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Was he trimmed regularly while barefoot? Sometimes people extend their trim
intervals when they take a horse barefoot.
Gail
We
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Was he trimmed regularly while barefoot? Sometimes people extend their trim
intervals when they take a horse barefoot.
Gail
We had the opposite experience with our daughter's thoroughbred - when
we got him they had been keeping him baref
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I just put three Fjords on dry, dry grass. They immediately (within days)
showed significant weight gain. I did keep feeding them some hay because I
was afraid they would have impaction colic if they overate on the dry grass.
Gail
The Fjo
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Fortunately, my daughters 16 and 20) have been more or less thrilled with
having horses around the last 5 years. they are not as obsessive as I am, but
really love the fjords and are willing to help with care and exercising. My
husband does not reall
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>> I don't understand how you could turn horses out 23 or 24/7. Don't they
>> get terribly fat?
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Gail Russell wrote:
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Interesting. I would guess it is possible that his feet would improve with
a long time barefoot, but it is a struggle. We are going through it with
two of our Q
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if
> all of us gave up after the first, second or tenth screw-up
> they
> wouldn't be holding horse shows at all!
So true, so true.
The FjordHorse List archives can be found at:
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Camping! It's great fun!
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> Having 3 kids ages 4-15, and only the 15 year old was raised a
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Having 3 kids ages 4-15, and only the 15 year old was raised around horses,
I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions for uniting the family and
horses more. The reason I even bring this up, is because with everything
we've been doing
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Our little fjord horse, Freja, has a great big heart. She is now retiring
from her duties as a Hippo therapy and Therapeutic riding horse. ...
In the last few days she was diagnosed with Uveitis,
Chrysten,
I'm so sorry to hear of Frey
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> Big Brown was pulled up by jockey Kent Desormeaux early in the stretch in
> the Belmont. So far Dutrow has not come up with a physical reason for the
> performance. Photographs have indicate
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In a message dated 7/3/08 4:50:35 AM,
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> I don't understand how you could turn horses out 23 or 24/7. Don't they
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> terribly fat?
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oz is out 24/7, 365, except for the hours he comes in to be ridden, which,
according to him,
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My pinto developed moon blindness when he was 12. It did not spread to the
other eye and he is showing 4 H and also jumping at age 24. He is safe and
never spooks.
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