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Some of my horses seem to get a chronic diarrhea from alfalfa hay, even when
there is only a small amount in the hay mixture.
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You have to register to use this site. I copied the text into a word doc
that I will send to anyone who requests it. It is quite interesting.
Here's an interesting read on carriage driving dilemmas, just sent by a
friend... sounds like
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Yup, that is probably it. I paid $5.00 more, plus CA tax. Not sure
whether Amazon collects state taxbut don't think they do.
GAil
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For those of you who are grinding flax seed for horses (or for yourself),
Cuisinart has brought out a large capacity (looks like about a cup, though I
have not tried putting a cup of seed in it yet, so not sure it can actually
grind that much
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I am assuming that you are talking about how snaffle bits work (I am using
snaffle to mean a broken mouthed bit) in the mouth.
It makes sense that a too-long bit would fold over further in the mouth and
take up much more room than a shorter
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These things are horse and weather proof! Ours are pretty much completely
out in the weather. And they cannot hurt themselves on them. The entire
mechanism is completely protected from the horses. They are best used
clipped onto pipe panels
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I thought automatic hay feeders were teen aged kids. What is this device?
I did not get the original of this message...but will answer anyway. They
are automatic feeders that will drop a flake of hay at a set time. Here is
an example: http
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First, Jean, I think everyone is out getting ready for winter. Jim and I
went out today and picked up automatic hay feeders so we can stay in bed on
wintry mornings (or what passes for same in Northern California) and have
the horses
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I have a flyer on which he was listed. I remember Anita pointed out
that he had excellent gaskin muscles.and he looked it. He looked
leggy, but very strong. I thought he was awfully nice looking. Jean,
do you still have that picture
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The real problem with digest discussions and board decision-making is
that there are no Roberts Rules of Order on the list. My memory of
the rules is pretty rusty, but I do know that they have been a welcome
relief at board meetings where
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I wrap a piece of forelock around the top of the deluxe muzzle. It
helps that I keep my bridle path further back behind the ears so as to
get a more full forelock. The mound of thick forelock provides a
barrier to removal, plus wrapping
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I had one wear out in considerably less than six weeks. Not exactly
sure how longmaybe as little as one or two weeks before the center
piece just came out. They gave me the same storysaid...you have 30
days to report a problem. I did
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My feed/tack store has them in stock. Ordering them online from the
manufacturer can take time. I think I got Gunthar a large horse size.
They tend to ride up and down on the facemore room around the nose,
hence less scuffing of nose.
I
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What is the active ingredient in Equimax?
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I am hoping someone knows this one for sure. We have steered away from
all maples whose leaves turn red and all maples named acer
rubrumbecause of possible toxicity to horses. Does anyone know if
the problem is only in the acer rubrum
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I have forwarded this to my accountant. She is an Arab show world
person, but may have some ideas. I did board a horse in Queen Creek
(pretty far outside town) once, but am not sure it is still open. Not
really a barnmore like a backyard
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Hi Brigid, Jean, Beth
Thanks for your thoughts on the subject. I have allowed the horse to go
to this pasture until the end of the month, to serve as a riding
horse/distraction for my friend so she can get a horse fix until she
figures out
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Tamara
Hiding out in Fallbrook CA and considering lurkerdom.
No, No.don't do that!!! You add to the list..!
Gail
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I had the same problem. Allstate doesn't even seem to ask the question.
I had a farm policy, and they cancelled me after I got over a certain
number of horses. The Allstate policy is a residential policy, and I
did have to state
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Is this a product that anyone can buy?
You can buy epoxy in any store unless this is a special mix for horse
hoofs. You just have to equally mix the two tubes.
These sites might be useful to explore.
http://www.horseshoes.com/supplies
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3. COLT April 17, 2004 Brown Dun Mama: Leka Papa: Perfect Stallion
Prospect,
very long legs remarkable..
Someone found the perfect name for their stallion! ...LOL
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Hi Rhondi,
Here is my Google search on using the words feeding starved horse.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enie=UTF-8q=feeding+starved+horsebtnG
=Google+Search
There is a lot there. One thing I do know is that you can overfeed a
starved
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This comes from the clickryder select list:
AlsoI just got an issue of Eclectic Horseman that talks about using
backing up to teach collectionand answered a lot of my questions
about the correct queingand got me to up the ante
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Actually, after working with Odin myself for a while, I have discovered
that he apparent obstinance may only be the result of a combination
mis-applied training methods and his natural sensitivity.neither of
which are obvious!
I will write
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What does the Parelli program use as a reward?
At first they might decide they need to try another
diversion, such as pawing, when you don't let them eat, but back for
that
too. Be sure to remember the reward afterward.
Debi
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Hi Jean, all
This is similar (or possibly even worse) than the problem of a stallion
wanting to take after mares when under your control. Beth Beymer
managed to use Natural Horsemanship techniques involving negative
reinforcement (best
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I have a moody mare question. My mare Osa, 10 year old Fjord, has been
in heat almost non stop since Feb.!!! She responds to the geldings as if
they were studs, squealing and winking.
I have a mare who acts like this early in the season
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My farrier told me about them (he did not like them). I think it might
have been foot problemsdue to the fact that the shoes are not rigid
and the nails do not hold. Something like that.
** I'm curious to know what kinds of leg problems
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Hi Brigid,
So...are you using a rasp and a grinderand no hoof knife? The thing
that keeps me from doing feet (aside from sloth) is fear of the hoof
knife.
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He is more comfortable with
hooves
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I appreciate all the input about gooseneck trailer management. I will
check my gooseneck hitch and see if it will adjust further. It is
really pretty level, but it is just slightly higher than it should be to
be level. It may be that I
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I promised I would write something about roadside service, and the
accident we had...so here it is. Not a lot of time as we are off to
Hayfork CA for a combined driving eventmeeting Karen McCarthy and
her two Fjords there. :)
US Rider
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Hi,
The problem with this plan is that a trainer's time is likely worth much
more than your filly, particularly when you count the fact that the
trainer will have to feed, vaccinate, trim feet, market, and train your
filly before any money
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First, many thanks for the reply.
It was definitely the Torflex axle.
We used Dexter Torflex axels on all of them.
You stated sheared off right at the body of the horse
trailer. I don't think that is what you meant to say
A Torflex
axel
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Com'on Gail,
Tell us the REST of the story!
Will do, but am swamped right now trying to get my act together to
confront the axle manufacturer.
The teaser is that USRider is worth havingbut you still need to know
lots about towing
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Hi all,
Yesterday the Dexter Manufacturing axle on my Silver Lite Horse Trailer
sheared off right at the body of the horse trailer, dropping one of the
two right wheels off the trailer. There is a whole story to tell about
the problems
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Yes, Fjords founder. It is a real danger. Several people on this list,
myself included, use the Best Friends Grazing Muzzle at least part time.
Gail
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I can understand your skepticism after seeing Parelli's 7 games tape.
No Fjord I know (except Guntharwho is incredibly sweet, but has a
mind more like an Arab) would give two hoots about all that rope
wiggling.
So Jean, what
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Reena,
I have experience with colitis. Had my mare end up in the vet school at
UC Davis with it (California). I gather it is not all that common. The
vets were not hopeful for my mare, but she did fine. Here is what
happened. Maybe
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If you do a google search you should be able to find the Best Friends
Grazing Muzzle. I use the more expensive built-in halter
versionwhich I regretted when one of the muzzles was eaten thru VERY
quickly. However, the quality seems
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Ditto. It must be over a year by now. I would love to have the
T-shirt, so have not asked for funds back, but would love to have the
$50 back if I am not going to get the T-shirts.
Gail
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What is the name of the Pilates book. I saw one at our tack store, and
have never seen one again. I cannot tell you how much better my riding
is since I have been working with a Pilates trainer! It is so much
better to develop the posture
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I'm not an expert, but it is pretty common knowledge that hoof color has
nothing to do with durability. I have several times seen it listed as a
Horse Myth.
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I am on another list
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Be careful about fantasizing that they will go to a much better home
than you are providing. That may not be true. Very few horses get
worked on a really regular schedule.
That said, I definitely understand horseowner's non-use guilt
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They have a 30 day guarantee. If you fail to contact them within that
time, they will do nothing. Ours seems to be reinforced, but sometimes
the glue that holds the reinforcing lets goeither within 30 days or
later. Even
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I use a runner's water bottle to apply oil to feed. Has a top like some
dish detergent bottles. Makes less mess.
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There has been some horse mentioned on this list named Frodo. If you go
to the archives and look under Frodo you may find mention of your
horse.
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Hi all,
Not exactly Fjord relatedbut.I am considering trying to entice
(entrap?) my family into going on a family vacation. It is the only way
I can get my grown son and daughter and their respective husband/wife in
one place where
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The adrenal gland produces a small amount of testosterone which is why
some mares will act like stallions.
What about geldings that are treated like mares by other horses. I have
a lower ranking gelding who is sometimes mounted by the other
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There is apparently a newer edition that is updated in some respects.
My farm supplier is still selling the old one.try to find the new
edition. (I have no idea what the new edition date isold would be
99 or earlieris my guess
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8 might be a little deep. See here:
http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:S-O_g15K114J:pubs.cas.psu.edu/freep
ubs/pdfs/ub038.pdf+%22arena+sand%22++CRUSHED+BLUEhl=enie=UTF-8
for a pretty complete discussion of arena construction and materials
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Hi all,
Just to let you all know that my husband Jim (Halverson) and I will be
there. Maybe we will see you there. So far, I think we will be staying
until the 25th...have not got departure arrangements made yet.
We arrive on the Amtrak
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There are horses who are just always good. Usually much older ones, and
rare I think. Jean
We have two QH'sfull brothers. However, they look different, in
that one is bigger, longer backed and has weaker hock
conformationand is VERY
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Has anyone heard of an ETA for the Fjord T-Shirtsor whether it is
going to be possible to produce them?
Gail Russell
Forestville CA
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Is the video that is being done designed to have still shots in it? My
son-in-law the movie maker intersperses stills and moving footage into the
videos he does. The reason I ask is that it would be wonderful to have
photos of Dave McWethy's
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ou will be
sold the moment you lay your eyes on them and feel their sweetness. It is
like an aura, you have to experience for yourself.
I have my Fjord gelding Gunthar boarded out (getting the spa
treatment...green grass, barn, hugs before
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Y FAVORITE SEARCH RESULTS (1 of 1)
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Item name:New Herm Sprenger Dressage Link Ultra Bit, NR
Price:$19.99
Bids: 1
End date
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It breaks my heart to
part with her but to the right home I could let her go for 5000. Considering
her training and breeding that is an extremely good deal. Where in San Diego
county are you located?
This must be the horse:
http
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My experience moving cows required a very agile horse to chase escapees
who took off in rough terrain (up road banks, thru desert strewn with sage
brush and large volcanic rocks (protection for cannon bones, fetlocks and
coronary bands seemed
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My husband has a dry skin condition and has tried a bunch of moisturizers.
He says Ulactin (sp?) is by far the best. Maybe that would help.
Gail
One I have a horse 27 yr Appy I have known her most
of her life.
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Hi Brigid,
Yeah, it is short term. I feel for the farmers, the horses, etc. I
guess it is this way with ANY rapid economic adjustment...there is always
some pain felt somewhere...even if the end result is betterand more
balanced
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Apparently the PMU industry is contracting severelyand SUDDENLY, to the
point where even the slaughter industry is unlikely to be able to take all
the horses that will have to be taken out of production. I did not include
the entire post
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That company should be tracked down and persuaded (browbeaten into?) to
train their personnel. What they did is trespassat the very
least...and their drivers should be trained not to go dumping what could be
potentially toxic materials
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The backyard rider:
Usually found wearing ..., and flannel
nightgown, muck boots and down jacket in winter. EXACTLY! My preference
is for soft cotton Lanz nightgowns (vintage, from EBAY...the patterns on the
new ones stink!...and a 30
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Jim (the wonder husband...who really prefers Quarter Horses...but is
EXCELLENT support at Fjord events) and I are coming, and I may be able to
talk Laurie, Gunthar's canter instructor into coming along as well.
Gail
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So.can the handicapped (or just slow-moving) use a Sedgeway to show a
horse at the trot? :)
Gail
So only
clean neat dress is expected...if you require running shoes to properly show
your horse at the trot in Conformation, fine, wear them.
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I also forgotthe Unrau's have lost foals to cougars from their herd that
runs out.
LIvestock guarding dogs are not a threat to people, as far as I know. Big,
fuzzy.and friendlyexcept not to predators.
If cougars are a normal part
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A cougar killed a Fjord in Northern CA...so I am told.At 06:03 PM 9/7/2003
-0700, you wrote:
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We finally heard the sound of real rain yesterday and last night. Have broken
all records for dry
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Do you mean the nose rings have not gotten there yet? :) I
hope it isn't a general trend, and I don't think so. -- Frankly, I really
hate to go into the bank on Casual Friday. Some of those ladies in blue
jeans look pretty silly
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Brigid,
What a story! Definitely of the nightmare quality! From your description,
you are VERY lucky to have gotten Tommes out of that ditch. I am amazed he
was even able to breath well enough to survive, given that his abdominal
contents
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At 12:59 PM 4/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
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Gail: Just reading your message about your fuzzy picture. It is my
beleif that your camera might be just fine, but if you have $200 worth
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I want a wireless one,
I bought one for $175, and used about $200 worth of co-ax. I think I
overpaid for the video camera...it was black and white and was fuzzy, like
all security cameras.. It was a bit fuzzy, so I went rushing out about
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But we are going to enjoy them so much! :) I am glad you did it!
If I'd
known it was going to become such a hassle I never would have gotten
it started.
--
Steve McIlree -- Pferd Skipper -- Omaha, NE/Las Cruces, NM, USA
The air
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3511620333category=26476
This is a book for sale. Have a look at the Fjord pulling a hay wagon.
Looks lightly builtand like a white or red dunno visible stripe.
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My vet says not to use shavings...they get everywhere I guess. I would
rather not use straw as it is difficult to clean. Would the pelleted
bedding be any better than shavings? Does not seem like it, but maybe?
Gail
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My vet in Sonoma County CA just came out to give the second injection to a
neighbor's horse. She said there have been confirmed West Nile infections
in horses 11 months out from vaccineso now they are recommending every
six months
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A minor update on my guy, that I began wondering about with the dryland
distemper. Vet came...and figures he just got kicked and now has a
persisting serum pocket. May take a while to get rid of it, but he is
otherwise healthy enough.
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At 01:49 AM 3/26/2003 +1100, you wrote:
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Dryland distemper is another term for pigeon fever, something we out West
have become all too familiar with over the last year. I guess it's similar
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Hello everyone,
Apparently, 5 of the Fjords from the Hamlett herd will not be at the auction.
They were sent to an Amish farm for tuning up and came down with distemper.
Really too bad for Tim, and the Fjords. Do you know which ones
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Jean Ernest in Alaska is, most years, the queen of dealing with frozen
septic tanks (and Fjords...of coursse). Ask her about her techniques.
Hi,
Never thought of using that for a frozen septic tank.
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I know people whose UPS man refused to enter their drivewayafter
experiencing several flats from the teeth of their ranch border collie.
(A
Fila can rip a tire off of a wheel !)
No one loves Rotties more than I, they positively do make
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I have a chronically overweight friend who finally went on a medically
supervised all liquid diet. He lost 50 pounds eating (if you can call it
that) nothing but vitamin supplements and a liquid protein-enhanced diet
drink. He said the point
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HmmI bought Electrobraid...which sounds similar except that all wires
are electrified. I have been considering using a similar system for an
arena. My idea is that it would create the equivalent of a boxer's
ring...where you bounce off
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Gail,
what are these brackets called
I would make very good use of such a product, and gladly pay a pretty
penny for them! as I have some persistently pushy ponies in pipe panel pens,
pursuing one and other's plunder
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We put electric on all of our pipe corrals. Local farm supply sells a
bracket that goes on our 1 3/8 round panel pipe. Not cheap, but really
works to keep them from bending the pipe. HOWEVER...Rom has an eating
injury from kneeling to sneak
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Their insurer would be horrified to find out that fences are such that
horses can be hit by cars.
If you do break down and buy hot-wire, I would recommend purchasing a solar
charger that you can take with you.
Sorry you are having a tough
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I had the vet out. Got the fresh out of vet school assistant, instead of
the regular vet. She said something about squamous cell carcinoma as a
possibility (which sounded BAD to me...but she did not seem worried). Did
not think
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There must have been 30 or 40 sets that day. It is the same stuff they sell
on E-bay. It was really all that was available other than draft harness and
one or two other decent harnesses. I was advised to buy it by someone who
should have
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Does the cheap East Indian-made harness with the red buttons show up there?
I bought some at Martin's at Turlock...that was almost the only kind of
harness there...there was lots there and all sold for $140 to $180. Got it
home and the tug
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There are auctions, and then there are auctions. I think it depends on how
well-promoted the auctions are, and how well regulated. I know the draft
community quite often trades horses at auction and that one does not
automatically assume
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For most Fjords, the hair growing over the coronary band
can easily look like the horse has a broken axis.
Went out and looked at Adeline. She has this HUGE puff of hair at her
coronary band. She could, indeed, have a broken axis
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So is there anyone of those who are going who wants to purchase him?or
is he in the rescue category at this point?
Grabbson has been around since well before the
evaluation system and the many new imported horses.I
believe that until
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It is interesting to note that his sire Veslekar was
licensed to breed as a three year old and Veslekar lost his license to breed
as a five year old at the six week station evaluation in Nordfjordeid, the
same year Tim bought Victor.
Does
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My now ex-stallion Romulus is a Rei Halsnaes grandson. He has a gorgeous
head (it might have come from Ola Gik, not Rei Halsnaes), a gorgeous
shoulder/neck, (although someone said he might have a thick throatlatch at
the evaluation
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If Norway does not look for this, why would that be? My guess would be that
they have not suffered the consequences of this conformational attribute
(I won't call it a defect right now, since the Norwegians, at least, do not
see it as a defect
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Is it possible that a broken hoof axis is fixable. I gather it can be
created by poor farriery (or lack thereof). So could it be fixed? Are you
meaning to imply that he could grow out of it?
As far as the evaluation score and mention
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Ok, I confess, I watched the last episode of Joe Millionaire. And I was not
even in the target audience. (They were after the young folks, who like
to spend their money on consumer goods available at WalMart...not tack and
horses, pastureland
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PS: I tried the e-mail address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and it came back.
At 07:45 PM 2/19/2003 -0800, you wrote:
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How many horses are they keeping? They have an elderly broodmare named Lena
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How many horses are they keeping? They have an elderly broodmare named Lena
(C116, I think) that I wonder about. She was born in 1975. I have in mind
a possibility for her if she is sound enough and trained enough to be a
beginner's mount
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At 06:31 PM 2/19/2003 -0600, you wrote:
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Gail,
It is possible that it could be a sarcoid, but it doesn't sound typical.
It could be a number of things. I would have it biopsied to know for
sure
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The stallion may be going...Tim has 24 Fjords registered to his name. (Of
course, maybe the NFHR does not yet have the 2002 babies listed.)
How did you figure out who the consignor was? I tried the site, but not
much info.
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