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I appreciate the contributions Gjest and the Rivoires have made, and
personally, always enjoy (and enjoyed) Carol's posts. And with an older Fjord
myself, I know I will one day be facing that same decision in the not too
distant future.
If you make
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Well - imagine my surprise as I was shopping for a manure spreader today
and found these lovely ponies on the front page!
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We had what we have taken to calling "an Odden" (which is how we now refer
to any moment in which our 1,000 lb. pets do something resembling work -
coined when I read Phil Odden's post on gathering maple syrup).
Hitched up the Best Pony Ever to our li
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It is definitely a comment on the rider, not the horse! Having seen
myself in a video at the canter, I have a great deal of sympathy for any pony
asked to put up with me on his or her back!! We are all happier at a walk.
Kate
with Della, Joe and Ha
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Just magnificent. For those of you going to check out the site, the
Fjords start on page 10 of the photos - the rest of the photos are just big
grey, black and brown horses - not attractive Fjords.
_http://alphabetranch.smugmug.com/Equestrian-Performan
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When we ride out with my sister-in-law we ride through a small herd of
minis that share a pasture with a small herd of horses. Everyone knows to
avoid the mini's because they kick everyone's butt, and that mini-stallion will
chase our quarterhorses a
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IOuch - I clearly had not considered that. And now that I think about
that poor pony having to carry me at a canter - no wonder he'd rather pull!!!
I have a log down by our creek that needs to be hauled up for chainsawing.
Let's see how he does! S
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I'm a rider, that's why I bought horses. And when Joe turned out to
be...well...less than a reliable mount, I bought Della. And then I started
hanging around with all these driving types (and yes, that would be Lisa
Pederson and Curt Pierce, and a c
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In a message dated 8/22/2009 11:22:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
s_obri...@verizon.net writes:
I ended up tacking a 1/2 " pad of wool felt onto the underside and sliding
a 1/2" neoprene pad into it
(like a pillow case
How did you tack the felt onto
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Just had to add this - a few years back I had a wonderful Percheron mare,
who was frantic about horseflies. She quickly figured out that the best
way to get rid of them was to come to one of us for us to kill it. That's a
pretty scarey sight to have
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In a message dated 8/17/2009 11:56:14 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
sr...@xplornet.com writes:
Would it have been better if I had lunged him or does that make them
excited and apt to act worse? That is hubbys opinion anyhow. What I need is
a
ring i
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Maybe I just forget every year, but I don't remember my horses shedding
this much of their summer coats this soon.
Are your Fjords shedding summer hair already?
Kate
with Joe and Hanna and Della (upping the grooming ante again)
**A Good
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Not shopping for another Fjord, but boy do I like to look. I'm never sure
exactly what it is I like about one horse over another, but I thought this
Tego was just absolutely perfect! Beautiful head and face, and a build
just the way I seem to like t
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<< _s_obri...@verizon.net_ (mailto:s_obri...@verizon.net) writes: switch
from a too hot, uncomfortable neoprene girth, to a mohair girth >>
Not that I do all that much riding, but my neoprene girth is starting to
show signs of wear and it's time
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In a message dated 7/16/2009 3:58:59 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
dabchic...@yahoo.co.uk writes:
on a long ride if Lily gets a bit hot, or when doing more energetic things
than usual, it slips badly.
We have ridden with a Barefoot for years and only
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Congratulations on your Fjords, and it's so nice to hear how enamored you
are of your boys! I am president of the Secret Stalking Society for Phil,
so I'm not surprised to find that he did a wonderful job on your Fjords.
And there's just no way to e
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<< it was so wonderful to be riding again, and to see her doing so well
and not have any problems with her breathing that I nearly cried for
happiness. >>
Julie - that *is* wonderful, and as much an accomplishment as anything
anyone has done!! Di
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<< Ivar is a 5 yr. old gelding. He is 14.3 hh. For the first time, he has
too much weight on him. He currently gets 1/2 scoop of oats twice a day
with supplement and hay. >>
When I was boarding, the horses were out 24/7 but it was a complete dry
l
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If your pasture is too long he may have a bit of an issue working the grass
in, but trust me, he can do it. Della Ree is a pro at the grazing muzzle
- but if I am there she will usually follow me around suggesting I remove
it. Joe is more like
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Got home yesterday from our annual "Fjords & Friends Fun Fest" in Blowing Rock,
NC.? Another great year, another great time (although I am always quite happy
to get home to my own personal bathroom!!).
This year was one where I learned things about peopl
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In a message dated 6/23/2009 5:11:57 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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The large size fits both my big headed gelding and smaller headed mare.
We introduced the muzzle by putting in a few supplement cookies, and
startin
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I guess this goes on the list of "you know you're obsessed with horses
when"
Kate
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ethba...@yahoo.ie writes: A dry Fjord tushie when you go to the barn
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Sorry to hear this, any idea how she cut it in the trailer, or was it on
the step up/down? Poor girl, how long does she have to be locked in a stall?
Kate
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hillsidefarm...@att.net wri
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I'm not saying they *couldn't* do this, but it would definitely be my last
target for a lameness display. There are just way too many things that can
cause lameness beyond what would be seen in the normal vet testing. Does
the lameness occur working
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_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ9Szn1rocs_
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ9Szn1rocs)
He has been, is, and will always remain the most magnificent creature I
have ever known. We went for a little ride the other day, and he really felt
like he w
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In a message dated 6/18/2009 8:49:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
ethba...@yahoo.ie writes: <>
Oh Ellen - this is such wonderful news. We were talking about Crista at
dinner tonight and trying to figure out the days until she would get a clean
bil
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I can honestly say I do not think I have ever seen Joe smile at me - smirk,
grimace, pout, inquire, and laugh - but not any smiling. The mares are a
different story... Perhaps I just need to spend even more time sitting and
staring at my boy!!
Kat
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I took a different approach with the best pony ever, who has also perfected
the trot and graze technique. Our trails at my last barn were narrow, and
basically a non-stop buffet. We spent one ride with a riding crop and
every time he made a grab, I
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As an official Crista fan, I am so happy to hear this outcome. I did not
realize she had gone back to the hospital and thank you for not giving up on
her! I guess this is why I like Crista - we always seem to have the same
things wrong with us: <>
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We bought some embarrassing looking baseball style caps that have mesh
netting that covers the face. They are amazing, even though they are in camo.
Kate
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While I agree with the "get a new vet" concept, I have been in a situation
before where that was not an option, unless you wanted to do all of your
veterinary care yourself!
That may actually be an option when it comes to shots. As long as they
are
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Thanks for all of the good wishes on our new "family" member. Johanna (or
Hana as we are calling her since we already have a Joe) moved in last
Saturday. It's been kind of bumpy, but I think it will be okay and pony
relations are improving slowly.
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Cynthia, as many of us on this list can attest - recovering from a knee
injury or surgery can be challenging. It sounds like you are progressing
nicely and hopefully, you are taking it slowly. This is a great time to work
on all of those fun things
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I have seen pictures of her when she was pregnant with Joe (Brian was kind
enough to send me baby pics when I asked for them). Joe definitely looks
more like her than his dad, so you know that's a good looking mare!
Kate
***
In a mess
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I was tickled when I read her progeny list Sunday and saw your name with
Izzy on there! I did not realize she had been bred that recently. Joe
looks much more like his dam than his sire. I'll have to go back and look at
the Izzy pictures to see if
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People acquire horses for a lot of reasons, some of them good, some of them
maybe not as good. Not sure where I fall in that spectrum. ButI got
a call from a friend last weekend telling me about an older mare who had
recently been sold; it didn'
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Valerie, you probably do feel about 10 times worse than she does, and also,
you probably have a dreadful sense of guilt and responsibility on top of
it.
If it would make you feel better, I could probably modify a grazing muzzle
for you to wear in a
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I'm definitely paranoid - since I work at home, I go out and check visually
every hour (if she sees me, she comes running thinking it is time to take
it off). If I have to leave the property, then I take it off. It is a
break-away assembly, so it wou
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One of the supplements I feed is an Omega 3 - it comes in cookie form, so
the ponies are sure they are getting treats every day. On days when we
clicker train, I break them in half and they get them as their clicker
"treats".
Kate
with Della and Joe (who
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Della, my sweet tubby mare has to spend most of her pasture time in a
grazing muzzle. I put 3 or 4 of her supplement cookies in the muzzle, or
some
slices of apple, so she always comes over when she sees the muzzle.
Started her off at 30 minute stints for
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I bought the Taylor Precision 30504106T Industrial Hanging Scale from
Amazon.com ($13.00). Weighs up to 55 lbs, which is fine for me since I am
just
doing flakes, not the whole bale.
I hung it from a rafter next to my hay bales using that old stand
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I will not let my lack of standing as an expert stop me from replying!! I
started my hay program on the basis of 2% of body weight as the hay
requirement, and have adjusted from there. I weigh my hay flakes for the
first
few bales in a new batch so
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Very true - but I can attest to the fact that Pat Parelli's success is NOT
due to the way he looks when he whips off his shirt
Kate
In a message dated 4/25/2009 4:24:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
plumg...
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Well Lisa, I'm just saying, during my recent large snake incident, the
snake immediately moved off to escape from the pressure I was placing on him.
You don't actually need a string, it's all in the attitude
Kate
with Joe and Della (who only care a
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Oh Kay, please!!! You cannot possibly plan to spend money on a computer
when you could be buying fun new things for your horses, or just laying in a
lifetime supply of peppermints.
Kate
with Joe and Della (who are very clear on the priorities)
**
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Oh boy do I know that "sparkle" - what a nice word for it!! It was my
last afternoon of dealing with the sparkle that drove me over the purchasing
edge since I've been limping for close to a week.
Nice to know about the footing - we have excellent gr
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I do a lot of tech support. People rarely do these types of things
intentionally with the purpose of being discourteous. In fact, I would say
that
most people do not do it knowingly, or have any idea they are doing it,
even if they've been told.
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Because apparently I have nothing better to do than basically wad my money
up and throw it in the street, I have decided I can no longer survive
without a round pen. No, really - since I'm apparently too afraid to ride any
more, I spend a LOT of time
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Corinne, this sounds like a wonderful and exhausting event. Knowing what
a horse nut I was as a kid, I guess I should never be surprised at how
overwhelmingly popular pony rides are - especially when they are Fjords! I
particularly get a kick out of
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It makes me worry about becoming one of those people you see on Animal Cops
- the ones who collect animals for no reason other than they seem to want
more. I do *not* especially want another horse. I really have no need
for another horse. And havin
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I had a trainer come by last week to start working with me and the ponies.
Joe was having a good day, and appeared to be the Fjord poster child,
responsive, obedient, quiet. I had a hard time explaining the other side to
her (which showed up two day
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My gelding is relatively flat soled, even after being barefoot for 4
years. Great big round feet, fabulous shape, but just not nicely concave.
He
is fine in most places, but on rocky gravel will still mince. And my mare
who has rock hard feet will also
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Great pictures! I also took a few minutes to cruise around your site.
Maybe I am the only one who did not realize how many wonderful Fjord carved
items
you have. Really lovely, and now I have a new list of items to add to my
holiday wish list.
K
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Yes...wellthis proves once again that apparently I may not even be
part of the same species as Vivien and everyone else who wants to and actually
doesparticipate in these events! Zowie Batman - the only parts I remember
from these videos are the
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Guidelines for nutritional hay values -
_http://www.caringforyourhorse.com/haycharts.html_
(http://www.caringforyourhorse.com/haycharts.html)
Fescue and timothy are the most available here. After two rounds of colic
involving coastal hay and the b
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I feed fescue hay. The first batch I bought was not tightly baled (it's a
local good ol' boy and his baler is giving him trouble), and it seemed to
have a large number of weeds in it (although nothing poisonous). It did
not smell delicious and fresh
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As always, I am not really qualified to opine on anything other than how to
get myself dressed in the morning. But I know one of the things that first
drew me to Fjords was how much like mules they are!! Smart, strong willed,
good common sense - all
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Marvelous photos, but I confess to being distracted by the pair of
Lippizaners
Kate
with Joe and Della ( as fine a pair as I ever hope to drive, ride...or heck,
just feed)
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But no video??!! Congratulations on a great time and successful event!
Kate
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I love Fjords. I love mules. And I have secretly thought that a Fjord mule
would be an amazing work, trail or pack animal. I recently ran across a
photo of a Fjord mule on the Rural Heritage site, and did a little internet
research on them. I was
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Shortly after we moved into our farm, the ponies discovered what we think is
a pear tree. They made short work of eating every scrap of bark they could
reach (and boy, those necks can really stretch up). We recently surrounded
it with VERY sturdy,
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It's all in how they are raised. I have friends who raise chickens that are
absolutely pets ( you can buy chicken diapers so you can keep them in the
house), and a friend with a Jersey cow as affectionate and loving as my little
Joe. And most of us
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At least for now, my daughters would get enough insurance money for them to
take care of the horses. My will leaves the horses to the girls if they want
them, and to specific individuals if the girls cannot or will not take them.
Of course, even wit
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I can see that being true for some of the more fit ponies coming out of the
Pedfjords, or Starfire or any of you who actually work your horses. I am
afraid that my beauties have enough marbling to make people eye them hungrily
in
times of need
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I *know* horses can climb stairs - I have seen them do it in movies! And of
course, I've certainly worked with little Joe in putting his front feet up
onto a platform. So, while, I *knew* probably could climb stairs on his own
given the right motiva
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These are our "cookie cutter" fjords!!
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Last year I tried felting it - did not hold together well at all. We did
use the Fjord hair to stuff our handmade felted Fjord ponies. I may try the
felting again this year and blend it with sheep or alpaca wool this time.
Kate
with Joe and Della (
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We have a large run-in for the ponies, and I keep a thin layer of shavings
in it. They love a good roll in the shavings, almost as much as they love a
good pee. I notice that my shavings are really NOT decomposing at the same
rate as the manure, whi
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Debbie, don't know if I missed your story on this, but my heartfelt
sympathies go out to you.
Kate
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In a message dated 3/29/2009 9:39:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
tippiegi...@hotmail.com writes:
I bo
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Now that I have learned to drive the tractor, I told my husband I may never
ride again. Aside from doing a little sitting on them while grazing as part
of my "If I don't get up from my desk I am going to kill somebody" therapy,
my guys are turning in
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Oh My - I guess I will stop whining about the parade of possums on my
property! I could not help but notice how well fed this guy looked.
Kate
with Joe and Della
**
In a message dated 3/27/2009 1:40:23 A.M
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Oh - even when I roach them down, I leave a "handle" on them at the withers.
I tell them it is distinctive, but they do not really seem to care much
either way.
Kate
with Joe and Della
***
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The *only* clippers that don't die a quick death have been my huge Oster
body clippers. But they are so unwieldy I just use them on manes when I am
roaching all the way down. I did just use them on Della - my daughters had
decided to let her mane gr
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Hooray for poo stories!!
My youngest was pushing an extremely laden barrow up a slippery incline,
lost her footing and literally flew into the full poo barrow. Complete face
plant. We must have laughed for 15 minutes!!
Kate
with Joe and Della (t
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Amy - you were spot on for my ponies. I noticed they had started rubbing
out of the blue, so today we got the heavy brushes and scratched their butts.
It's not an area I use a shedding comb on. Lo and behold tons and tons of
shedding hair, and I mu
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Don't know about it for itching, but I used it when Joe had a horrible case
of rain rot. I had tried two weeks of other shampoos and treatments with no
improvement. The MTG cleaned it up within 2 days. I treated a few more
times, the mess went away
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I was thinking about this topic while I was feeding tonight, and then read
this comment. The whole business of slaughterhouses and such, and the concept
of a society being okay with the slaughter of cows and pigs, but not horses.
To be honest, it do
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No consolation at all, but they often mistreat their spouses, children and
employees too. Bad people are bad people, and often hide their true colors
from the world.
Kate
***
In a message dated 3/24
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To the people who have taken in rescued or otherwise unwanted Fjords - thank
you! It is truly one of my dreams to be able to get to the point where I
can help take in these innocent victims, and you set a wonderful example for
me.
And in the meanti
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Lisa - I have seen many reputable breeders taking this attitude, and I can
only hope many more endorse it!! Nice post.
Kate
***
In a message dated 3/23/2009 9:20:06 P.M. Eastern Daylight Tim
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That Lordalen may be giving the best pony ever a run for his money as the
funniest Fjord around.
Kate
with Della and Joe (who can't make a round bale last long enough to hide
behind it)
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Congratulations!! Not sure if it was your success, or maybe the weather -
but I got goosebumps when I read this.
Kate
with Joe and Della (ranked first of all tested geldings and mares at the
Double Up Ranch)
<>
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_http://www.aqha.com/news/2009PressReleases/03122009rayhunt_
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I understand he was in the hospital for an issue with his lung, and had a
heart attack.
Kate
with Joe and Della
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In NC there is a graduation requirement for high school - students must
complete a research project, produce a product and paper, and give a
presentation
to a panel on a topic of their choice. My daughter has chose "Fjord
versatility" as her subject
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Hey Kelly - I had the same experience. Loved riding my Percheron cross, and
my sister's full Percherons. But at 5'3" and with a less than limber body,
getting on and off of those giants was too hard (and also, it's a long way to
fall!). No airplane
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Ooooh, I loved that Woody at FjordFest. He was such a steady, calming
influence and you would never, ever think he was 24. I might have thought he
was
16 or so if pressed. Gosh these guys age well!
Kate
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Kay, thanks for a great story about Ranec! I have so many friends who have
gone the mature route with their fjord purchases, and every single one of
them has been overwhelmingly satisfied with their choices.
I'd like to think that, much like myself,
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At my last barn, before I lost all my nerve and used to race crazy little Joe
out on the trails without a care, I regularly went riding with a friend and her
big Warmblood.? Joe never broke a trot while the Warmblood cantered his heart
out to keep up.? O
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Tori - welcome to our list.? I think we all fell wildly in love with Oslo and
Valjo as Lisa kept us up to date with pix and video of their training -
although we have not received anything recently!!
<< My husband and I train and have the privilege
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No, it's not reasonable at all. But these are getting to be pretty
desperate times and may be feasible in this environment. My biggest worry
with
something like this is that people will sell how is the best way to put
this"less than well t
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Erin - what a nice site!!
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The ponies are feeling pretty good here at their own place. Lots of low
calorie grazing and room to run - and they are running more than I ever knew
they would. Joe is graceful - he runs like an Arab with his tail and head in
the air and a prancing
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Caroline, just wanted to echo your thoughts. Some horses are just that way.
Joe does not "do what he do" out of maliciousness or fear or pain, he wants
to make sure who is going to be the boss, and also he has a strong playful
streak. He often fail
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Laurie - congratulations on the knee success!!
<>
My daughters have decided that Miss Della needs to have a long mane and they
are preventing me from trimming it. It is now almost 8 inches long and
STILL not falling over. My youngest keeps trying
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Yeah - they get the cookies in the bottom, and good little Della actually comes
trotting when she sees it.? Joe is just a horse of a different color.
Kate
When I was first getting Tyra (Fjord) and Star (Paso fino) used to the muzzles
(I still do th
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I try really hard to do right by my Fjords, and now that they have pastures,
that means either keeping them off the pasture, or keeping them in grazing
muzzles for part of the time. So, I introduced the grazing muzzles. The plan
is to have them in m
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I bought Joe when he was just coming 6. He has not gotten any taller (he's
a big guy for a Fjord, just under 14'3') but in looking at some pictures of
him, I am really shocked at how he bulked up. Not in terms of weight, he's
actually had a weight i
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Heather - thank goodness Henry is okay!! Are you sure someone did not drop
a carrot on the other side of the gate? That's about the only thing I can
think of that might inspire those shenanigans.
Keep an eye on him. Joe pulled a similar stunt get
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Scene: a cold (10 degree) morning in the dry lot. Kate arrives with the
first tube of five day power pack wormer as the ponies are still munching
morning hay.
Della (looks up from munching): "Oh hey, what's that? Wormer? I love
wormer, it's my
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Somehow I never realized you were in the Forestville, CA area. My husband's
family (the Ridenhour's) have lived in Guerneville for more than 150 years
and I have spent many a summery there.
Kate
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