This message is from: wendee berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
These look like fun. (Found the link on another discussion group.) Only problem
is, i don't think they make them wide enough for my tubby Fjord.
http://saddlechariot.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/index.html
Wendee
Everyone is raving about
This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Is there any driving club or clubs in the Tuscon, AZ area?
--
Built Fjord Tough
Carol M.
On Golden Pond
N. Wisconsin
This message is from: kathy johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just to let the group know that the two fjords at the Skunk River Driving
Trial in Ames, IA on 6/25/06 did a fabulous job!!! Thirty two entries in
preliminary and training levels. Paul Degen driving Tilly (Tunar X Iris)
had the best overall
This message is from: Beaver Dam Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire, Jaimie Benoit, and Kelly MacDaonald at Beaver Dam
Farm in Nova Scotia --
Well, we just finished Week #2 of our Nova Scotia Riding Driving
Vacations, and just like Week #1, this group was fantastic. We had two
This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Time to tell of my new driving mare, Nona. She is super and so light
and forward. Sometimes her trot can put an Amish buggy horse to shame.
So far my only issue with her is the large semi's that whiz by on our
busy road. She is great
This message is from: kathy johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those of you curious about what a driving trial isI would like to
invite you to check out a great event this weekend. This coming Sunday,
6/25/06Three G Farms in Ames, Iowa--is host the 4th Annual Skunk River
DT (ADS). A DT
This message is from: Beaver Dam Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
We've just had the Awards Ceremony and said goodby to our first group of the
season for the Nova Scotia Driving Riding Vacations. This week it was all
drivers
the accident and all seems okay with them.
OE has a fractured femur and was in surgery for 5 hours. He is extremely
frustrated at losing the summer with the horses. We were planning on a
driving weekend at the Pedersen's in Cedar City, but will not be able to go.
Hopefully, he will be able to travel
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Usually Pat Holland beats me on posting about articles in The Chronicle of
the Horse. Since I am an AOL user, I also don't get all my digests either. So
forgive me if this has been posted already.
The 5/12/06 edition of the Chronicle of the Horse has
This message is from: Starfire Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Beaver Dam Farm wrote:
OK, now for the really big news . . . .
We had our veterinarian, Dr. Leanne Nelson, out today to take a sample
of semen from Gjest...
Sounds like we need to brace for another round of discussion regarding
This message is from: Beth Pulsifer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
T funny!!
---Original Message---
From: Starfire Farm
Date: 05/03/06 02:21:20
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Subject: Re: Riding/Driving Vacations at Beaver Dam Farm - and then some!
This message is from: Starfire Farm
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- Original Message -
From: Beaver Dam Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, May 1, 2006 4:15 pm
Subject: Re: Riding/Driving Vacations at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia
- Charming Cottage the old man's fertility . . . .
This message is from
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OMGthat is too neat!
Shari
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What a hoot! That's me driving those Borzois! I should have a sign that
says my other driving critter is a Fjord!
These dogs belong to my sister in Florida. She and her husband raise
This message is from: Beaver Dam Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
This year we're offering 16 weeks of the Nova Scotia Riding Driving
Vacations. For most of the 15 years we've been doing the Vacations, we were
open only 9 weeks, so
This message is from: kay a konove [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fjord folks came from West Virginia, Virginia, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, New York, Rhode Island and
Nova Scotia (hope I didn't miss a state) to attend the 2nd Annual Driving
Forum. We all searched the trade show
This message is from: bolinsj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Delmarva Driving Club will be hosting its 3rd annual pleasure
driving show on May 13th. Mark your calendars.
Held at the MD Caroline County Fair Grounds, this is a relaxed, LOW KEY
event that is great for learners and a good way to 'tune
This message is from: willowind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
By all means CAMPTOWN HARNESS, by way of Dave McWethy now of Washington
state,formerly of New Hamster. He knows fjords better than the back of his
hand, has done all manner of driving from cross country to under the lights
and scrutiny of big
This message is from: Linda Lottie User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For newSmuckers
On 12/28/05 9:06 AM, Larry Goss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This message is from: Larry Goss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need either a used single driving harness or a new beta-thane driving
harness. Does anyone have
This message is from: Larry Goss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need either a used single driving harness or a new beta-thane driving
harness. Does anyone have an opinion (that is a funny statement on this
chat site) on where to get it? for a 14 hand, 1150 lb fjord.
Larry Goss
This message is from: randllamb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.ultralitewhips.homestead.com
Does anyone know who it is that makes the ultra-lite driving whip out of a
fishing pole blank and adds a lash to the top? A friend is looking for one
and I can't remember where I saw them.
Taffy Mercer
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Taffy Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know who it is that makes the ultra-lite driving whip out of a
fishing pole blank and adds a lash to the top? A friend is looking for one
and I can't remember where I saw them
This message is from: themercers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know who it is that makes the ultra-lite driving whip out of a
fishing pole blank and adds a lash to the top? A friend is looking for one
and I can't remember where I saw them.
Taffy Mercer
Kennewick, WA
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Claudia Galup)
Sorry! Valdemar's Sire is Leik, not Leif.
Leik, of course is a Grabb son.
Valdemar is listed in the NFHR registry as
NFR Valdemar NFR J 1034-G
claudia
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Claudia Galup)
I am posting this for a friend, and I have known this Fjord since he was
a two year old:
NFR Valdemar ( Leif x Vera, a Solar daughter), is a nine year old
gelding. His driving training began when he was a two year old at
Paradox Farm
a great video set available: TRAINING THE
DRIVING HORSE. The Bowers Farm is located in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Jean in sunny and cold Fairbanks, Alaska -10F, was -20 this morning.
My
final opinion as of now is: Marv Walker has about the best system for
ground work leading into riding
This message is from: Reuben Titus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Many men have spent their lives working on figuring out how to train
horses safely and effectivly, both from a riding and driving perspective.
I've spent my adult life searching out what they've wrote about it. My
final opinion as of now
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 11/13/2005 8:48:04 AM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have been assured Joe has had training and experience in driving, my barn
manager has been very eager to hitch him up
Hi Kate ! ( and list )
Im
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wonder about a horse named Joe and the ability for Joe to decipher
whoa and Joe. He may have had some bad experience there. Jean PS, the
desire to bail out on the first rides seems pretty common. Not so bad with
a mini, tho.
Author
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I am recovering from a broken leg and torn ACL, and although I am now up and
around with a cane, it will be a while before I am riding again. So, since I
have been assured Joe has had training and experience in driving, my barn
manager has been very
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 11/3/2005 5:17:10 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,this is Merrilee from WI. I am trying to get some ideas about what to
buy for my mare to pull. I've been looking at the easy entry carts but I am
just
a fancy design
with the clippers in a deep V shape, just for fun.
We had a lovely driving w/e, the party for the 36 year old saddlebred was very
fun, beautiful sunny cool day, and the carriage rides were a big hit with the
kids. Elph really got a good workout that day, must have gone around
This message is from: Carol Tacey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Fjord Friends,
I just returned from a week driving my Fjord at Wildwood Stables in Arcadia
National Park, Maine. What a great place to drive. The trails are
beautiful and pristine. The carriage roads were built by John D.
Rockefeller
I think a
driver should always have cautions in mind, take every care, watch ahead, be
psychic you should also have fun. If you have a positive, definite
attitude when you are driving, it will translate to your horses. I hope that
mine sure don't know that I only weigh 10
This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is a link to a website showing pictures of one of my driving club gals
with her team of Fjords competing at Happ's here in Washington State. Her
Gator is also a club member who currently has no driving horse or cart but
is working with one
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to agree with complaints about the off topic notes. Too many
requests for non fjord items and requests for donations no fjord related.
Sorry but it seems to be spreading rapidly. Jean G.
Author
'The Colonel's Daughter
Occupied
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For the second year, our carriage club, Zia Carriage Driving Club, is
offering Christmas Ornaments. We have three designs this year. We are
getting an early start so that maybe we can also get in some tack shops,
etc. Please have a look
This message is from: Karen Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well said, Tish.
A show is not like being at home, it just isn't. And I don't think this
has to do with dividing people into farm versus super-show. It has to
do with safety, period, and some things that are common practice at home
are
This message is from: Warren Stockwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regarding safety at shows, I have not been to a show where a near miss
hasn't taken place. There is always someone either
inexperienced/thoughtless/ careless/ couldn't give a care about those around
doing something that could put others or
This message is from: dfle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a very nice dark dun mare (Jardis) about 7 years old (registered
Canadian but can be registered NFHR. She is broke to drive single and double.
She has a four month stud colt at her side. I need to sell her to pay vet
bills on another
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How sad. What a terrible time you are having and what a sacrifice you must
make. I wish I could help but...I have nothing to offer but hope and
positive thinking. You and your Fjord family will remain in my thoughts.
Good Luck,
Carole
This message is
Antigonish and feasting on lobsters and fish Driving
lovely Fjords over fields and roads -- To return is my fondest wish.
If former guests would like to order a t-shirt and/or ballcap, please email
me for details. The caps should be ready this week, and can be mailed out
the end of the week
: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 10:19:16 -0500
Reply-To: kathy johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sender: Carriage Driving List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: kathy johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Prairie Home Driving Challenge
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Precedence: list
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This message is from: Carol J. Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Just got back for a very cold but good drive in an area that I had not
been to in about 2 years. I've stayed away from that road because of
one dog the gets right in my horse's face. Or should I say nose and I
was afraid he would
closer to them, I would go for a week!
They have also written a number of articles for the Draft Horse
Journal. There is one on their web site that you can
read: Driving Toward
Lightnesshttp://www.bowersfarm.com/art01pg01.html
Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, where spring is here for sure: I
This message is from: Karen McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean, thanks for your post about the Bowers driving book tapes.
I agree, Mike and Steve are excellent teachers and teamsters.They came
out of CSU @ Ft Collins. They had come from a background ofr breaking
colts for the track
This message is from: Michael Bickman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is to announce the opportunity to participate in a one-day driving clinic
with Ben Simonsen, member of Finland's Driving Team winner of the 2004
FEI/Kuhnle Top Driver Award on Wed., April 6. This is Ben's first trip to
North America
This message is from: sandra church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just wanted to report that Sue Banks her gorgeous fjord mare Lilli
gave a wonderful presentation this past Sunday at Deep Run Hunt Club
which is just west of Richmond, Va. The local driving club had their
annual Intro to Driving Day so
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ann,
Thank you I am better now. So glad the storm is over!
Lisa Wiley
Turnabout Portuguese Water Dogs
Connecticut State Director Ponies With Purpose
Corresponding Secretary FASTeam
http://www.myturnabout.com
: Driving Forum and Calendar
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ann,
Where do you live? I live in Bethany. I wanted to go to the forum but had
surgery the week before and wouldn't have made it. The conditions are very
bad. My husband said it took two hours to get from Bridgeport
This message is from: Ed Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aw shucks, now it's my turn to blush! Thanks, Beth, for the kind words -- the
fact that *nobody* has seen or commented on this calendar was a source of lots
of laughs this weekend at the new Driving Forum in Massachusetts.
If you're curious
This message is from: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I learned of this from the CDL list. Martha Stewart, 6 PM Pacific , ,,,Chan
162, Dish, a 30 minute driving show.
Regards,
Jerry Friz,
Anderson, Ca.
every farm needs a team
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
Well, we're almost ready for departure on Tuesday for The Driving Forum
trade show in Sturbridge, MA. We have a great booth display, and hope to
have lots of visitors
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This message is from: Katherine Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the reason our fjords need the longer browbands is that their
skulls don't narrow much from their eyes to their ears.
-Kathy in Maine
This is one thing that makes Fjords so cute! The
This message is from: Shannon Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't cut that beatiful forelock!
We braid the forelocks and roll them under and fasten them with a band
before we put on the driving bridle. Good luck!
Shannon Kaplan
Chehalem Mountain Ranch
This message is from: Katherine Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the reason our fjords need the longer browbands is that their
skulls don't narrow much from their eyes to their ears. If you look
at other horse's heads, even big horses seem to have skulls that
narrow considerably as they go up
This message is from: Eileen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I appreciate all of the feedback on driving bridle fit. In the case of
my mare, I wish it was simply that the browband is too small. I think
it's the whole design. This particular bridle, from a Smuckers
synthetic pleasure harness, has
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This message is from: janet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would think the only way to go is custom made.
I had my work harness made by Samson's Harness shop 218-865-4602 he did a
wonderful quality job and everything fits. Bernie does fancy harness too.
There is no way my horses could get those bridles
that fit Fjords, and we adapt them to other breeds.
Nosebands, throatlatches and especially browbands are the issues with some
of the driving bridles you will buy. An 18 inch brow is typical for a
Fjord, although my 15H pair needs 19 inches. I have not seen one that takes
less than 18 inches
This message is from: bolinsj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Delmarva Driving Club, in Delaware is having
their 2nd annual Spring Pleasure Driving Show on April 23rd (rain date
April 24th) at the Caroline County 4-H Park near Denton Maryland. Three
divisions - pony, single horse and pairs plus
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Amy,
Thanks I am getting ready to order a regular bridle for my new mare. The
only place our bridles don't fit is the brow band. Now I know how big to
have it made.
Lisa Wiley
Turnabout Portuguese Water Dogs
Connecticut State Director
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In a message dated 2/17/2005 7:46:27 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Right now I have the rosettes off so that the browband won't pinch the ears
(badly).
Browbands do seem to be a bit small on most any bridles. Getting custom brow
This message is from: Eileen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it just me, or is it *really* difficult to get driving bridles to
fit Fjords? I swear I'm constantly tweaking Jane's bridle. Right now I
have the rosettes off so that the browband won't pinch the ears (badly).
I, for one, can't wait till
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Someone on this list was looking for a driving pony and said maybe not a
fjord. I am selling my 13.1 POA driving pony so if that person is
interested please email me. Lisa Wiley
Turnabout Portuguese Water Dogs
Connecticut State Director
Scotia, fell in love with the place, and
realized its tremendous potential for breeding horses (Fjords, of
ourse.) -- And at the same time realized the farm we saw on that first
trip with its hilly terrain and grasslands was ideal as a driving center, as
well as for raising horses
, Calgary. The
High country Driving Club hosts a carriage driving show at this
beautiful venue. It takes place July 23/24. We would drive out on the
21st and set up with the 22nd for practice and settling the stock. Let
me know if someone has an interest. Brian J
Ursula Brian Jensen
Trinity Fjords
Box
This message is from: Linda Lottie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Listers;
Last fall someone on the list mentioned a training facility in Iowa -
Threegfarms
Would that lister please contact me privately?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you...Linda Baker LottieMinnesota
This message is from: David McWethy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On March 5th 6th in Sturbridge, MA, the first annual DRIVING FORUM - A
trade show for carriage/driving enthusiasts will be held at the Publick Inn
in Sturbridge.
The Driving Forum is organized by Linda Roth, who has been a friend
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
On March 5th 6th in Sturbridge, MA, the first annual DRIVING FORUM - A
trade show for carriage/driving enthusiasts will be held at the Publick Inn
in Sturbridge
This message is from: Carol J. Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Milaine Rosslow wrote:
This message is from: Milaine Rosslow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, I train quite a few Fjords and I've found a great place to find bits of good quality and price.
Hi,
Took a look see at that site and those are nice
This message is from: Milaine Rosslow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, I train quite a few Fjords and I've found a great place to find bits of
good quality and price. Take a look at www.showstoppertack.com
mention the TheBuggyLady.
from the end of the lines,
Milaine Rosslow
www.thebuggylady.com
them occupied. Do you have an indoor
riding/driving space?
Thanks!
Carole in Northern WV
BA, BS, EMT-B
A+, Network+, CIW
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jean Ernest
Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2004 1:38 PM
To: fjordhorse
. She was also the poster girl one year for
the NHR and has a pin with her head on it. I had the pleasure of driving
her once and even at eighteen is a perfect girl. Even as a weanling her
daughter has good manners and sense. The story is, I will be able to
pick between the two and keep one
comfortable, so be it. Some vehciles are
traditionally used with either breast or neck collar.
That may also make a difference in your choice.
=
Cynthia Madden
Las Cruces, NM
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.geocities.com/cmadden88011
ZCDC FJORD HORSE/DRIVING HORSE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS!
http
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carole,
I use a light weight beta harness with collar and hames. It does not look
like the typical draft harness. I drive a meadowbrook cart. My pony does
very well in this type of harness. I find that they pull better especially
up
into the forties for
the next week.
BA, BS, EMT-B
A+, Network+, CIW
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Carol J.
Makosky
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 12:32 AM
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Subject: Re: Driving harness
This message
This message is from: Betsy Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone and Merry Christmas,
I wanted to jump in here and say Merry Merry and Thank you to everyone
who has been shopping or visiting me at www.fjordpony.com. We have
been really busy and slate a new webpage design for 2005, so stay
tuned.
This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have noticed in most of the pictures of Fjords driving that people don't use
collars. I like to drive with a collar and hames. Does anyone use this type
of harness?
Lisa Wiley
Turnabout Portuguese Water Dogs
Connecticut State Director Ponies
This message is from: Frederick J. Pack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Found a good link in Gail's message to FEI driving, dressage etc...
http://62.2.231.126/A/a_01_01.lasso#
Fred
All Mail is scanned in AND out by Norton Anti-virus 2004.
Fred and Lois Pack
Pack's Peak Stables
Wilkeson, Washington 98396
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
This message is from: Ruth Bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's an interesting read on carriage driving dilemmas, just sent by a
friend... sounds like this royal chap has had more than his share of driving
trials ! mentions luring a team across water by sugar cubes, a rare technique.
=)) Probably
This message is from: David McWethy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My experience with pairs is that they are definitely more stable than
singles. Horses like to go out together more than by themselves.
Furthermore, when there is a spook, it almost always tends to be one of the
two horses, and not both.
This message is from: Pat Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
List -
I just returned from a clients home to pick up a horse and she has a great
deal of driving equipment for sale. I believe there were close to 9 sets of
Smuckers Harness - some collar some breast plate. Some were used but well
cared
This message is from: =?iso-8859-1?q?Myriam/Ptite=5Fmarmotte?= [EMAIL
PROTECTED]
Hello!
I would like to answer to Ursula Brian Jensen 's
mail because we have had the same interessant debate
with french fjords owners on a french forum about
fjord horse.
Here, the trend is about 2 types of
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, looking at their picture in the book by Arve M. Bakken and John
Hegdal 'FJORDHESTEN-MENNESKEVENNEN' (all in Norwegian) I noted that Kare
189 is quite refined, with a longer thinner neck and refined head, lighter
body, but still very good
This message is from: Ursula Brian Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear List From Brian Jensen;
Thankyou Lori for your comments. I totally agree with
you. When Ursula and I do Clinics for Fjord owners and breeders we always
use the Norwegian picture of 1890 depicting Njal
time for me to buy a horse, I decided that as a novice I would be more
comfortable with something smaller and less intimidating than a fjord, so
I bought a Welsh pony. (But he's sort of dun colored . . . ) At any rate,
I don't have a fjord, but Tish and I were discussing your driving day
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Karen, congratulations on your success at the CDE! Sounds like you had
success on many levels, especially in the PR department :-) A tent blowing on
top of
you would freak out many a horse. Your girls are great representatives of our
breed.
We don't
This message is from: Sofia Jagbrant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Congratulations to good driving and a good drivingpony Ardeth!
I became so inspired when I read your post, so I have to write a own and tell
about my own driving competetion, with my own 4 year old gelding.
Yesterday (on my 18 :th birthday
back
on the emergency brake and the horse has to stop - or stumble. She said,
however, the REAL key to this is all run-aways should be stopped by the time
they take their 2nd stride. By the 4th stride, they are in full fly. This
means - NO DAY DREAMING WHILE DRIVING IN UNFAMILIAR TERRITORY
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My indoor is 72' x 120' and I wish it was longer. I think 60' is too
narrow to do much. Especially driving.
Mark
Ours is 70x152' and it is adequate, from a small single to a 14
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My indoor is 72' x 120' and I wish it was longer. I think 60' is too
narrow to do much. Especially driving.
Mark
Mariposa Farm
Warren Stockwell wrote:
This message is from: Warren Stockwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Folks,
Here's
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Happy birthday Taffy!!!
A lot of people born in the month of April. ME the 16th. Milestone 70
Tillie
Dun Lookin' Fjords
Bud,Tillie Amy Evers
Redmond OR (541) 548-6018
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 4/27/2004 12:09:39 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Don't forget your PPKS or 38 caliber featherweight.
Fits nicely in an ankle holster.
LOL. Fred, I always chuckle when I read your gun references next to your
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello All,
I will agree with Taffy Mercer--It is an ugly afternoon here in central
eastern Washington. Wind will go down at dark we hope.
We have a little 2 wheel cart and enjoy going around the neighborhood in
the evenings. We were such
as a driving arena for the training cart size viehicle for
english pleasure horse? This would be a morgan/Saddle bred/Fjord.
When we lived in California, I had an outdoor arena that was 60x130
(with rounded ends---and it took 3 days of bulldozing to carve out
that much flat space, on our steeply sloped
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Last Saturday I took the girls to our driving club playday and I
hooked them
up by myself (with much supervision) and we went for a drive I
have my learners permit only. So I am not doing anything unsupervised this
year
This message is from: Hope Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all, we are putting in an outdoor arena/drylot area, to drive our cart
and ride.
What is good footing for the cart? I was planning to put down crushed
limestone 2 in, roll it, and then 2 in. of arena sand. Is that too deep for
a
wooden
This message is from: Arthur Rivoire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
I've just returned from two wonderful weeks down south enjoying
sunshine, flowers, and driving Fjordhorses. This trip has
become something of an annual treat for me. I get
This message is from: Linda Lehnert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I put the word out on the Eurohorse list and a German lady who lives in
Stuttgart suggested you try Pferd und Reiter, an agency that specializes
in riding and driving vacations. Their website is:
http://www.pferdreiter.de It is in German
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