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Hello Les and Margaret,
Our thoughts are with you. Sounds like you have been a wonderful friend to
your Appy throughout his life, what a beautiful story. We know this is a
very hard time for you, but all will be well and you will always have your
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For over twenty five years I have owned and ran a Commercial Carriage
Company and for part of it a pony ride. So I have been asked if I should
get my child a horse/pony? My answer has always been to first get your
child lessons and then let the
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Boy, kids really do stupid things. I am closely acquainted with a
(now reportedly adult) kid who, at age 3, was riding his tricycle with
a jagged stick in his mouth that he had picked up in the gutter
outside his home in Providence, RI. As he peddled,
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Hogfuel---hemlock---I have Hemlock trees and the
horses chew on the bark
etc. Don't you mean another tree or shrub?
We also have hemlock
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Hogfuel---hemlock---I have Hemlock trees and the horses chew on the bark
etc. Don't you mean another tree or shrub? Jean
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter
Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
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Brigid,
I know I'm a week late checking messages and you have probably already heard
from others but here's my 2 cents worth on Fjords with small children. How
small, first of all?? Do they have any riding experience?
I think it all depends on the
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I do think the Fjords are too large and too strong for the younger ones
and
I may get shot down for that but so be it. My Hohmer horse is a
I agree Ruthie, I love our Fjords and my kids (6 and 8) do ride them in
a corral on a lead line
Brigid Verry
# Hi Brigid, this is just my personal opinion but I thought I'd comment
as when it comes to kids riding horses you can't be too cautious!
We always start kiddies riding in a round corral, then a larger corral,
etc. and I always encourage the use of helmets now (we didn't have them
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Hi!
thinking about my earlier posting today.. why didn't I just say.. of course
it depends on the individual horse and the individual child.
the Fjord horse/pony is THE BEST of all breeds but I'm always concerned
that our glowing promotion of
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In a message dated 10/1/99 7:29:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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IMHO these guys are great with kids, but somehow got the
reputation for being infallable. They are a
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Are the Fjords too strong for small children?
I use mine as a school horse and he can get quite strong at times. He forces
them to be a thinking rider. If they try
much depends on our Fjords for
teaching our kids about
horses. This was one of the reasons we selected
Fjords as a breed. We had
a 25 year old mare with perfect manners and who was
able to stand patiently
and move carefully and gently around the kids (5 and
7). At the same time,
you must
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Hi Everyone,
I have just joined the mailing list and would like some help. I live in
New Zealand, where there are 4 Fjord horses, 2 mare 2 fillies. But I
like what I have read about the breed in my search for a breed of
horse/pony that is
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