This message is from: ke...@landsdrop.com
When I bought my Fjord mare (TUF Annie) from Michigan and brought her down
to Texas, we proceeded to have sixty consecutive days of temperatures over
100 degrees. To acclimate her initially, I had to keep her inside with a
fan in her stall with
This message is from: Bonnie MacCurdy bonniemaccu...@sbcglobal.net
I used to live in the central valley of CA. The temps there were VERY hot,
often
over 100 degrees. My young fjords and my perch did fine. I would hose
them if I
could but they all tolerated the heat and just didn't move around
This message is from: Robin Churchill rbc...@yahoo.com
Here in south Florida, we generally have hot temperatures and high humidity all
summer. The problem you can get into particularly if the horses are not used to
it is anhidrosis--they stop sweating and can overheat fast. It does not seem to
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