This message is from: divingduoandcor...@comcast.net
I can relate to going thru a few saddles to get to the right one...including
an endurance saddle that was too narrow and a western saddle that fit my horse
well but I had trouble riding in! It has been a year for me too.
I started with
This message is from: S Sexton
I've got a Wintec Dressage and a Wintec AP, one with CAIR, one flocked. Both
have changeable gullet. My problem is that I am on the XW gullet and it is not
wide enough but I tried a Wintec Wide AP saddle and it was still tight on 1X
but 2X would have dropped the sa
This message is from: "Jo Wilgus"
kathy kramer has a grey that looks purple to me. he is a funny horse. he
loves to lick jim sverson-kerrs head.
jo
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Subject: Re: Skogheims Viljar - white duns, etc
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This message is from: "Curtis"
Jo Wilgus wrote: back 4000 or so years ago when the
breed was recognized were there other dun colors? are the colors a man-made
color? i am curious , not knowledgable about this.
The history of the Fjord horse and the colors is very complicated and most
of it is
This message is from: "Debby"
I really like the grays. Have never seen a yellow or red except pictures,
but the grays are neat, just the "panda" bear look to their eyes. I'd only
had the one and he was a bit much horse for me, but I thought he was
beautiful and put together very nice. Per
This message is from: jern...@mosquitonet.com
There was a time in Fjordhorse history when the White duns were popular and
breeders were breeding white dun to white dun only to find that that sometimes
produced a Kvit, or an all white albino with pink skin and blue eyes. As a
result
the White or
This message is from: jern...@mosquitonet.com
And then there is my mare Anvil's Adel: Registered in canada as a white dun,
she
is very white with no real stripe in her mane, but she does have scattered BLACK
hairs in her mane and tail! So is she a yellow dun? or a white dun with a few
scatter
This message is from: Lori Albrough
On 7/10/12 10:05 AM, Olivia Farm, Inc. wrote:
This message is from: "Olivia Farm, Inc."
For anyone interested and who doesn't know already, the White Dun
color is caused by the cremello gene.
On one of our trips to Norway we saw a stallion who was registe
This message is from: S K
Hi Stephenie! I like your reply, not confusing at all !!! That's Exactly
what I'm going to dotake my time and hunt around...I'd like to bring Andy
down to the tack shop but it's an hours ride and can't go without his baby
brother...I have never tried to trailer th
This message is from: "Olivia Farm, Inc."
Hello,
For anyone interested and who doesn't know already, the White Dun
color is caused by the cremello gene. All this does is lighten the coat color
in Fjords. Unlike grey duns and red duns where you need a pair of genes to
get the resulting color,
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