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Bluebird Lane Sparrow (Gjest X Cindy 1.premie) is for sale. Born in
1998, Sparrow was the first foal born on our farm, and was raised and
trained here at Bluebird Lane.
Sparrow was started under saddle as a four year old, and is well
This message is from: Beaver Dam Farm beave...@ns.sympatico.ca
Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
When I wrote Gjest's obituary, there was a paragraph towards the end where I
mentioned sons of Gjest who are breeding stallions and making significant
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Enough! Time to move on.
Linda Taylor, Nor Cal
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Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
It's nice to be back.
I posted to the List regarding the death of our stallion, Gjest, just days
after he died. I wrote what I was feeling, and didn't spend
to
myself Oh that would make a nice cross only to find she's a Gjest
descendant!
Gjest made his mark on the fjord world and we are glad of it!
--- On Wed, 9/23/09, Beaver Dam Farm beave...@ns.sympatico.ca wrote:
Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
It's nice
This message is from: jenframe jenfra...@gmail.com
Carol, I feel strongly that killing Gjest was wrong.
I don't like using a public forum --like this list-- to tell people that
they are wrong, but I am concerned that my silence about the death of Gjest
would indicate that I agree with, or condone
This message is from: Beth magicm...@roadrunner.com
Jen , were you there to see Gjest slipping in health and spiritWhy not
let him go before he suffered.. and lost his dignity. I didn't know him but
have heard so much about him and believe he was very proud... If I'd been in
Carol
at this advanced age is what contributed to the decline
of his spirit. I could go on and on about why y'all try to support and
condone her treatment of Gjest. I understand that many of you love and
admire Carol. I understand that there are also political reasons why you
want to publicly support her
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Hmmm.I asked to be unsubscribed to this list. Guess it hasn't been done
yet
Nope, Jen, because that is YOUR job, not the list owner's. Every message
to the Fjord Horse List this link at the bottom:
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To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 8:28 PM
Subject: Re: My reasons for posting about Gjest
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Hmmm.I asked to be unsubscribed to this list. Guess it hasn't been
done
yet.So I will reply to your e
This message is from: Carol Makosky cmako...@sirentel.net
Can we please put this issue to rest once and for all? Surely someone
is doing something more fun with their Fjords now that fall is here.
--
We live in the land of the free, only because of the brave.
Built Fjord Tough
Carol M.
On
This message is from: Corinne Logan cori...@willowsedgefarm.com
Seriously. I was going to keep my trap shut (Lisa, is that the right way to
say that? ;) ), but come on... How long have you been a breeder of this
magnificent breed of horse to put down another breeder, of how many years, for
their
night, 2 on the
car, gone now and leaves still on the trees.
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Carol, I feel strongly that killing Gjest was wrong.
I don't like using a public forum --like this list-- to tell people that
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Are you kidding Corinne? Are you done kissing Carol's ass yet, enough to
LISTEN ? Carol herself said that Gjest was not ready to go, (he was healthy
and in no pain) but that she wanted him to go when SHE was ready for him to
go to avoid any
they professed to love. But because almost no one has
publicly condemned Carol for her killing of Gjest (although many have told
me privately that they agree with me) I don't want to be part of such a
list. If people care more about their political standing in the Fjord
community than they do about the actual
different from what Carol did. She said that Gjest was in good
health and experiencing no pain. He did NOT need a vet assisted death,
because there was nothing bothering him.
Carol said as much herself.
Jen
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died in agony. Gjest was at
risk of that. On another list, one of the caring
moderators just lost a horse to a twisted gut...the
same way. No vet help could come fast enough to
spare the horse.
I am 62 years old and have seen a fair amount of
death. I nursed my mother through 7 1/2 years
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Jen, you might want to re-read this part of Carol's message, though I doubt
it will change your mind.
#3 - I felt strongly that we had made the right decision with Gjest. He
was 32 years old, and in good health. Good
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Dear list,
This is just mean-spirited and you should be ashamed. Well said Kathleen.
I can't believe that anyone could rake Carol, Arthur Beaver Dam Farm over the coals during their time of such sorrow. Where is the compassion that
This message is from: Bella Cavallo Farm
bellacavallof...@seasidehighspeed.com
I would like to thank Amy for her post re Gjest. Words well said!! It is
too bad that this great loss to the Fjord breed had to spark such debate. I
don't feel anyone should be judgemental at such a difficult time
just
because I thought they might get sick in the winter. Holes can be dug
ahead and one can be prepared. Keep some Bute on hand until a vet can be
reached. etc. I sympathize with Carol on the loss of Gjestbut I
personally could not have done what she did. But then that is just my
opinion
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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
that Carol won't be looking after me in my
declining years.
Carol: As Arthur and i are downsizing
By putting Gjest down seems a rather drastic way to accomplish this.
I don't know the Rivoires, but it is ludicrous and needlessly nasty to suggest
that they put down a legendary stallion
This message is from: Beth magicm...@roadrunner.com
Very well said Claudia... thank you!
Beth
-No one else knew him as well, and no one else was in a better
position
to decide when the time was right to allow him a dignified and peaceful
end.
It's a very fortunate horse that has
This message is from: Jo Wilgus rjrfj...@verizon.net
Claudia,
Very kind words. I agree totally.
Jo Wilgus
-No one else knew him as well, and no one else was in a better
position
to decide when the time was right to allow him a dignified and peaceful
end.
It's a very fortunate horse
the time had come
to put Gjest down. Many people wait much too long to say goodbye to their
equine friends because they just can't bear to part with them They
are not thinking of the horse but only of themselves. We owe it to our
horses to let them go while they still have their dignity
are downsizing?
By putting Gjest down seems a rather drastic way to accomplish this.?
Regarding the above. Though I?highly respect everyone's right to an opinion, I
just had to address this... To the first part, I will say I agree with Carol's
decision and reasons wholeheartedly. I have been in the same
This message is from: jerry friz jf...@com-pair.net
Hi folks,
I have to say that I totally agree with Amy, good post. [Yes, I have been
there myself, very hard to deal with]
Why are some folks picking on Carol, she can't post back to defend herself?
Jerry Friz,
Anderson, Ca.
years.
Carol: As Arthur and i are downsizing
By putting Gjest down seems a rather drastic way to accomplish this.
~Eunice
Deere Country Fjords in Ont.
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Carol, is a Gjest granddaughter, whose
sire, Fjellwin, was sired by Gjest before Carol brought him to North America.
You can see some of Gjest's appearance in Tanja, as well as his spirited
manner. We always enjoy being around this special mare.
Our deepest sympathies to Carol and Arthur.
Michael
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just a note about my personal experiences with BDF and Gjest...hope this
will add some perspective:
I came to Fjords after 30 years of riding TB/warmblood crosses in jumping
and dressage. A diagnosis of herniated disks in my neck and lower back as
well
This message is from: Mike May, Registrar NFHR regist...@nfhr.com
I recently sent a message from Carol Rivoire about her stallion Gjest. It
began like this:
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The following was sent to me at my request. I told Carol I would
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I spoke with Carol on the day she put Gjest down. Her anguish was
painful to hear, and her decision was bravely made for the sake of
the horse. If she were selfish, she would have continued to try to
keep him alive, even though he had
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Carole had told me that she was putting Gjest about a month ago, but it still
comes as a shock to read it on the list.? Tom and I had the pleasure of
learning to drive Gjest on one of BDF's fabulous driving vacations.? He was
terrific.? All the other
This message is from: Bella Cavallo Farm
bellacavallof...@seasidehighspeed.com
I read with sadness the post by Carol Rivoire and Gjest. I want to express
my sympathy to the Rivoires during this difficult time and share in their
loss. We had the pleasure of visiting with Gjest over the past yrs
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My heart, too goes, out to Carole and Arthur at the loss of their great
stallion and friend. Among others, I was lucky enough to meet Gjest during one
of those wonderful BDF driving holidays and he was a teriffic schooling
horse as well as a breed
: As Arthur and i are downsizing
By putting Gjest down seems a rather drastic way to accomplish this.
~Eunice
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- Original Message -
From: John Eunice Bosomworth bosomwo...@wightman.ca
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2009 9:55 pm
Subject: Re: Gjest
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com, fjordiss...@yahoogroups.com
I think maybe you have misinterpreted the comments
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- Original Message -
From: John Eunice Bosomworth bosomwo...@wightman.ca
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2009 9:55 pm
Subject: Re: Gjest
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com, fjordiss...@yahoogroups.com
Sorry, I did not cut and paste so the last message
...@ns.sympatico.ca
Mike
===
GJEST - (1977 - 2009)
Gjest was owned and cared for by Carol and Arthur Rivoire for 22 years.
The well-known breeding stallion, GJEST, was put down on September 4, 2009 at
Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia.- Gjest was born
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- Original Message -
From: Jo Wilgus rjrfj...@verizon.net
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 10:17 am
Subject: Re: Gjest
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
I have one of the Gjest sons BDF Titian, affectionately called cupcake by the
Vet who does
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This message is from: Beaver Dam Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We've noticed recently several breeders who are proclaiming that they are
NOT BROKERS. They say they don't sell other people's horses. They just
sell their own horses, ones they've
to be bred and to foal. -- So this Gjest daughter is
, no doubt, not for sale. However, the other four are for sale.
We are all so relieved that this has gone well, and it's now over with five
healthy babies. -- A lot of people think of Beaver Dam farm as big
breeders, but we're not! -- We
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stine was the first to foal in mid April with a big and beautiful filly.
This being our W year, we named her BDF Wilhelmina. - Just like most of
the other Stine/Gjest foals, Willa was born big - tall with long legs and
very large joints
This message is from: Dave and Patti Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll keep the talk going on Gjest. :-) I have in my barn, a 4 yr old Gjest
Filly for sale on consignment. Lida Mir, dam is Mira, who was imported from
Norway and who also was on my farm last summer to sell on consignment. Mira
sold
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In a message dated 5/18/05 6:29:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Evaluators aren't dieties either! -- I have seen them make mistakes on
both sides of the ocean.
I honestly hope this is the end of this subject.
So do I!
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Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
I am VERY happy to announce that I'm closing in on the true story regarding
Gjest's 2.12 time. I just talked with Mr. van Bon in Holland, and he
told me all about it.
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Hello to everyone,
I guess I must be failing to see the point, here?
We know Gjest was licensed in Norway, exported to Holland as a licensed
breeding stallion, then exported to North America. His trotting record of
2.12
is in the book, Van Vestlandhest
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia
In answer to Phil's many comments . . .
Phil said . . .
I got involved in this discussion when you indicated Gjest had 300
offspring
in Holland and 100 in Norway. I also
.
~~~
Lori Phil -- Do you really think I'd have advertised Gjest as Norway's
Champion Trotter for the last 18 years if I didn't believe it to be
rue? --
Of course I wouldn't! --
For eighteen years I've told the world about his accomplishment in printed
ads, face to face
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
Re: Phil Odden's comments . . . .
On the one hand, there's Tor Nestas with
less than complimentary comments about Gjest, and on the other hand . . .
B. J. van Bon, who has been
description of the
Evaluation system. Everybody should save that for future reference.
Phil, you asked about Gjest . . . .
Phil wrote . . . . .
Carol, since Gjest is such an influencial stallion in this country and has
not
been evaluated here, it would be interesting to know the evaluation scores
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This message is from Phillip Odden
On April 29 Carol Riviore wrote:
Our Stallion, Gjest, is the most fabulous mover we've ever seen in all our
years with Fjods.-- One of the reasons we imported him from holland was his
disposition--His
This message is from: Pat Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Might be a good time to remember Kanada King, He really was a neat horse -
can't remember how high he got in ridden dressage - at least 3rd level
training 4th - but I think Penny had him near or at Advanced in CDE's And
then there's the Obey -
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
I would also love to see the results of an analysis all in one place on
this bloodline ( Gjest) and its impact on North American Fjords. There are
others out there too, whose
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In a message dated 11/23/2004 1:28:09 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would also love to see the results of an analysis all in one place on
this bloodline ( Gjest) and its impact on North American Fjords.
Me too !
Just
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia ---
We're thrilled and proud as punch! . . . . .
When we imported Gjest from Holland in 1987, he had a wonderful record for
producing quality sons and daughters. -- Three
to offer my lovely dark brown dun Gjest daughter A2Z
Agneta for sale. Her NFHR reg. # is BLR-B-268-M if you would like to see her
exceptional pedigree. She is 15 years young and in great shape. She rides and
drives and has beautiful foals. She is a fabulous mother and will even babysit
other mare's
This message is from: Arthur Rivoire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam farm in Nova Scotia --
We have two excellent yearling stud colts --- one of which we must sell.
They are BDF TITIAN and BDF TITAN.
BDF TITIAN - (Gjest x Maryke- Hjerter-Knaeght). Titian is extremely
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In a message dated 5/19/2002 10:24:37 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also,
along with a lot of breeders around the world, I've believe you can tell
a lot looking at a foal at 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months, and then not again
until
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FjordList,
Sorry!!! I meant to email Carol privately.
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Dear Carol,
I'll be keeping my eye on any news of Titan's development. If he turns out to
be a big, bold Fjord with powerful movement and an uphill carriage--wow!
Elaine
PS-Very depressed...spent an hour hand walking Idar who is so fit and full of
, a longish neck, a very
pretty dished head and big eyes. His character is friendly and bold!
Stine's a big mare - 14.2 hands and big-bodied. Gjest is 14.1 hands, not
so big body, but with extremely big bone, which is what enables him to move
as he does. ---
We had such a hard time coming
stallion like Gjest, we'd
consider a replacement. However, that's unlikely.
Arthur and I have always said that when Gjest is ready to retire from
breeding, we'll be ready to do the same.
From time to time, usually in the middle of the winter when we're holed up
by the woodstove warm, cozy
stallion like Gjest, we'd
consider a replacement. However, that's unlikely.
Arthur and I have always said that when Gjest is ready to retire from
breeding, we'll be ready to do the same.
From time to time, usually in the middle of the winter when we're holed up
by the woodstove warm, cozy
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Hi Carol,
How could this horse do it without training and conditioning for saddle
work? I can't tell you how astounded we are by his ability, and to do it
at 24 years of age is almost unbelievable.
Obviously Gjest is a terrific
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Certainly can see past your pride Carol but we can all take pride in Gjest
as a representative of the breed we love so well. Jean
Jean Walters Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter
Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
http
, but remembered reading that you had just
started riding again, so figured you were enjoying the summer in the saddle!
With this little snippet about Gjest could it be that you will start riding
him now too? He does sound like a wonderful old man who is truly
appreciated. It is good to hear
and very lovely,
and unbelievably elegant in the saddle asked if she could possibly ride our
stallion, GJEST. This was on Sunday, a day we don't do any work around
here, just rest and relaxation.
I told her, of course, she could ride him, but that nobody had ridden Gjest
for many many years. He's
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From: GAIL RUSSELL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Gjest genes?
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Guess Jeans?
Yup!
Carol
Carol and Arthur Rivoire
Beaver Dam Farm Fjords II
R.R. 7 Pomquet
Antigonish County
Nova
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Guess Jeans?
Good luck I
guess, or maybe just good Gjest Genes.
Regards, Carol
Gail Russell
Forestville CA
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OK Carol, I am going to try and get back in the saddle again . It has
been more than 15 years for me. While living in AZ. at the time my
Maggie ( quarter horse) was waiting to have shoes put on and tied to
the barn gate. A cat shot out the door and startled
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh Oh Betsy re your 78 year old neighbor still driving competition! I feel
guilty. I will be 76 in August. Started with horses when I was five (rode
behind the saddle on old George while my brother aged seven steered) and
even took lessons in
This message is from: Pat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. I can't deny being very proud of our
stallion, Gjest.
Carol, You have every right to be proud of Gjest and your quality mares
(don't forget
the mares) that have produced proven and outstanding offspring. The sons and
daughters
This message is from: Patryjak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The old man, Gjest, is 24 years old now. He's still a marvelous athlete.
A thrilling horse to watch in motion, and to drive. All the List
subscribers who've been to our Beginner Driving Vacation, and had the
privilege of driving Gjest
, then the next best thing is to breed to the sons.
Call it bragging, if you will . . . I can't deny being very proud of our
stallion, Gjest.
The fact is that of the six horses named in the Fjord Herald in the
article on the USDF (U. S. Dressage Federation) All-Breed Awards . . .
THREE of them were
the day of his birth, second is thrilling me more each
day, and the third is only a baby. However, he's very well bred, nice
temperament, and a gorgeous mover!
#1 - BDF QUASAR - 1 1/2 yr. old stallion - (Gjest x Holly - Solar
daughter) Yearling stud colt. Quasar will be an excellent stalliion
QUASAR - 1 1/2 yr. old stallion - (Gjest x Holly - Solar
daughter) Yearling stud colt. Quasar will be an excellent stalliion.
I've known this from the beginning. He's impressive in every way - size,
conformation, temperament.
BLOODLINES: He's the product of the two highest rated, most
I've been
thrilled with from the day of his birth, second is thrilling me more each
day, and the third is only a baby. However, he's very well bred, nice
temperament, and a gorgeous mover!
#1 - BDF QUASAR - 1 1/2 yr. old stallion - (Gjest x Holly - Solar
daughter) Yearling stud colt. Quasar
. However, he's very well bred, nice
temperament, and a gorgeous mover!
#1 - BDF QUASAR - 1 1/2 yr. old stallion - (Gjest x Holly - Solar
daughter) Yearling stud colt. Quasar will be an excellent stalliion.
I've known this from the beginning. He's impressive in every way - size,
conformation
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Hi Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
One of our customers just emailed today that a bred mare, (in foal to
GJEST), they'd purchased last summer had produced a wonderful filly, and
they came up with a fitting name
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At 05:52 PM 11/4/99 -0500, you wrote:
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Some additions to Lindsays post.
I think Susan and Dick G's SF Sunday is from Junior at Skoal Farm. RRF
Hans is probably from MVF
This message is from: Gregor Fellers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some additions to Lindsays post.
I think Susan and Dick G's SF Sunday is from Junior at Skoal Farm. RRF
Hans is probably from MVF Hegdal like my daughter Angela's RRF Annelise and
Saffir that you had at your farm. Anyone can correct me if
by Solar and out of Ashild, she was bred by Pam and Dave
mcWethy.
When I saw Villerose live, and in person, at Libby in '98, I lusted after her.
She would be a perfect match for a driving team with BDF John Arthur (who, like
BDF Magnum, is by Gjest out of the Solar mare, Holly.) And, what a 4 I could
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At 09:30 AM 10/31/99 -0900, you wrote:
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Hey!
I haven't recieved my Herald yet and am jealous of those who can
participate in this! How many of you haven't yet gotten your Herald
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Say Jean, I think some of those sled dogs delivering your Herald have
stopped along the way to read about our wonderful horses. I bet fjords
could get the mail there faster Jean :)
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey!
I haven't recieved my Herald yet and am jealous of those who can
participate in this! How many of you haven't yet gotten your Herald in the
mail? Should I start screaming yet? I keep looking in the mailbox
everyday. I'll give it
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In a message dated 10/31/99 9:20:01 Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
OK, so maybe more another day...
I just think it is interesting to look at the Herald through the eyes of a
breeder or breeding enthusiast and will do Myrstein and
of Katina,by Ring (Bill
Coli's Stallion!) On page 26 there is a photo of Willow, a full sister to
Tundra. Beaver Dam Farm's ad on page 36 features a conformation photo of
BDF Magnum (top left hand photo.) sired by Gjest, out of a SOLAR mare.
Starfire Farm competes two BDF geldings that are sired
, Konggard,
Hilmar, and Gjest since I recognize offspring of theirs in our magazine as
well.
Any time you want to go on about who did what, stallion connections, or
anything else ... I will enjoy it!
Meredith Sessoms
Soddy-Daisy TN USA
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~ Dorina NFR Aagot ~
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lindsay, keep it coming, very interesting and names are beginning to stick
in our minds. Jean
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter
Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
http://www.techline.com/~jgayle
Barnes Noble Book
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At 11:14 AM 10/29/99 +, you wrote:
*and Is RRF Hans also by Holunder? He was the second place gelding 6-10 yrs
No he is:
RRF HANS RRF-G-560-G
Foaled June 14, 1993
Bred by TED LOUISE ANDRUS, SALISBURY, NH
, Konggard,
Hilmar, and Gjest since I recognize offspring of theirs in our magazine as
well.
Got to go, two posts in one day should be plenty!
Lindsay Sweeney
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I thought it was interesting that at our recent Dressage Championships in
Ca., it was announced for every horse at all levels as they entered the
arena; the horse's name, his age, breed and his sire and dam! Lineage does
matter.
Elaine Olsen
KING, owned by
Penny Stucky, Olympia, WA. I was also astounded that she identified him
simply as KING. Well, I certainly agree that he looks like a King among
Fjords, but that's not his full, registered name.
He's BDF KANADA KING, sired by Beaver Dam Farm's stallion, Gjest, out of
the imported
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Arthur Rivoire wrote:
Carol,
I never intended to try Kilar as a 'racing' Fjord, he does not have the
interest, but just to see how fast he could fly around a 1K track, I
trotted him as fast as he could go (with only 1
going to Norway will ask those questions and get
the answers.
#1 - How old are the majority of stallions doing the trotting test? I
know that Gjest was four years.
#2 - Is the test begun at a trot or a standstill? I would imagine it
would have to be from the trot, but let's get that from
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Yeah, that sounds right, kid.
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Gayle Aberdeen Wa.
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Carol,
I'm
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following my dictionary, a mile is 1.609 KM
Saskia
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