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Only a few more hours left on two unique Fjord items! Go to Ebay.com and
search for Fjord Horse Bookends and Fjord Horse of Felted Wool! The Wool horse
is a ONE OF A KIND original artwork!!! Both are for a great cause - paying vet
bills on a rescued fj
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Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
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After all who but a great salesperson could say that the lady only
lost $200.00 by sending the horse to usLOL I kno
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After reading your emailI think you are a born salespersonmaybe
just for Fjords, but a salesperson all the same. (Which by no means is a bad
thing). After all who but a great salesperson could say that the lady only
lost $200.00 by sen
se. But in the end it really is rewarding to find that
we've made the owner happy, the buyer happy and again most of all the right
home for the HORSE.
I do charge for my time and it is not cheap - so it is understandable why
some one might feel the need to skip what Patti Jo and I do and go dir
broke pony and a couple bred minis. The minis went
low, even the bred ones with papers. They also sell donkeys, mules,
llamas...
I never see adds for the auctions except for some regular draft
horse auctions across the country.
I think there is a Fjord stallion standing near there; at
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Hi - this is a question especially for fjord owners in my state of
Virginia & surrounding states. How do you find out about local
auctions? Occasionally I'll see ads in the paper but is there a source
that lists
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Really glad you took compassion on that fat lady, Karen. Surely worked out
like a good book for all of you. Jean
Jean Walters Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
Author:The Colonel's Daughter
$20 PO Box 104
Montesano, WA 98563
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The "auction" mare, as Sue said, was lumpy fat, no forelock, and she had
small, pig eyes. Not terribly Fjord typey. My impression of her was
short, fat and squatty. She did not come with papers. Why did I buy
her? She was broke to drive
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At the Troyer Auction the past spring there were 11 fjords up for auction alI
were either unregistered or registered FBA (if you can call that registered,
sorry I have a bad attitude about the FBA). Karen Keith of this list
purchased a homely red dun mare
there
somewhere.
Be aware that the auctions held in the Sugarcreek/Mt. Hope/Kidron area
(Holmes County, OH) draw people and stock from all over the country so if it
were true the source wouldn't have to be local. On a recent trip to the
area I talked with one of the local carriage makers
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Gail,
What I heard through this rumor is that at this OH auction, Fjords get run
through at a regular basis and sold at $600-$800. I was asked if there was a
large breeder in the area.
Lynda and Daniel
Bailey's Norwegian Fjords
Quality Fjords--Equine T
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In a message dated 11/19/2002 10:48:59 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Supposedly there is an auction in OH called Sugarcreek, or something
> similar.
Sugarcreek IS a town in OH In Amish country. Don't really know about
their a
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I was told that there was a very nice Fjord gelding at the Turlock in CA
auction, but that he bucked off his rider and was not sold. Apparently the
prices on all horses were extremely low. It sounded like all of the Fjords
had been "no-saled
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Hello everyone,
I have just heard the oddest rumor, so thought I would ask all of you about
this. Supposedly there is an auction in OH called Sugarcreek, or something
similar. Apparently, there have been quite a number of Fjords being sold
through this
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Dear Listers, from another list received this message about a fellow
masquerading as a rescue organization, think it worth passing on:
http://www.newsnet5.com/news/1466142/detail.html
A subject I am sensitive to as we have a horse slaughte
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--- ruth bushnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I saw that photo and it struck me immediately that
> the horse in the photo
> could not be a purebred Fjord, the head especially
>
ilda and Beckett
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From: "Lora Bartlett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 1:37 PM
Subject: adding to the comments of Fjords at auctions
> This message is from: Lora Bartlett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Dear Fjord Br
king,
> with severe muscle atrophy. Her mane had grown out and fallen over to
> one side. I don't think anyone else even knew she was a Fjord.
>
> So in answer to the comment that yes, Fjords DO show up at auctions, I
> can attest to that fact. I have also seen them listed in th
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> This message is from: Lora Bartlett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Dear Fjord Breeders and subscribers of the Fjord Digest,
> I bought a purebred grey Fjord filly at an auction in Lancaster County,
> Pennsylvania in September
Lora,
I saw your
in answer to the comment that yes, Fjords DO show up at auctions, I
can attest to that fact. I have also seen them listed in the Draft
Horse Journal Sales reports from sales such as Indiana Draft Horse and
Mule Sale, Ohio Draft Horse and Mule Sale, etc.
Again, if anyone out there can remember see
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I like the humvee description, that is perfect. Thanks for the chuckle.
pat
ttfn
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> I would never sell my girls at an auction. You would have no idea what kind
> of home the
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I would never sell my girls at an auction. You would have no idea what kind
of home they were going to.
Where I'm living now I am ground handling 2 lovely Arabians as well as my
girls. Handling the Arabians is like driving a Jag sport car as opposed t
This message is from: "Catherine Lassesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
There is a carriage auction the first week of November and the first week of
April each year in Turlock, CA. The one in November had over 200 carts for
auction. A stage coach sold for $5500.00. Hope this helps. Turlock is
located on I
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In a message dated 11/16/2000 4:54:25 PM Mountain Standard Time,
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> from: "Donna Tauscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello List ,
>
> Is anyone aware of any horse drawn vehicle auctions occurring in
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Donna Tauscher wrote:
> This message is from: "Donna Tauscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hello List ,
>
> Is anyone aware of any horse drawn vehicle auctions occurring in the
> western US ( WY , MT
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Donna Tauscher wrote:
> This message is from: "Donna Tauscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hello List ,
>
> Is anyone aware of any horse drawn vehicle auctions occurring in the
> western US ( WY , MT
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Hello List ,
Is anyone aware of any horse drawn vehicle auctions occurring in the
western US ( WY , MT , OR , WA , ID ) any time soon . I might like to
haul a carriage and harness to one .
Thanks ,
Donna in SE Montana
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I AGREE!!
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>To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
>Subject: Re: Horse Auctions
>Date: Thu, Jan 27, 2000, 6:52 PM
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> Inst
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Instead of all the worry about horse thieves, why not just bring back the
old penalty for horse thievery. The crime would go away quite quickly after
the first few necks were stretched! It wouldn't be a bad idea for the modern
version auto theft, either.
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Jean re horse thieves not stealing fjords re bone to meat ratio. Great
point, now how do we educate them Jean
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of "The Colonel's Daughter"
Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
http://www.techline.com/
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FYI, in this
>area, Fjords as not considered good horse meat horses. The meat buyers don't
>like them. (good for us that do the rescue.) Catherine Lassesen
There is a very good informative article in the December, '99 issue of THE
HORSE on the
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FYI, in this
>area, Fjords as not considered good horse meat horses. The meat buyers don't
>like them. (good for us that do the rescue.) Catherine Lassesen
Why on earth are they not considered good meat horses?
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Gail Russell
Forestv
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Vivian, I agree with you on that point. We have rescued 2 fjords, so far.
They are harder for us to resell because of past experiences or lack of. We
work hard to retrain or just train. Two others were purchased from auction
by friend
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