This message is from: "Skeels, Mark A \(GE Healthcare\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I saw a couple posts of each also. But to Brian Jensen's point of there
being 2 variables, the horse and the rider, I add in this case, there
are 2 variables of riders. I think at 3 years old you could put a 100
pound s
I am still just sticking my fingers in her mouth for
now. I have not tried parelli yet.
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Subject: Re: breaking the fjord to ri
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I think the longer you wait, the better. If the Fjord matures a little more
slowly, mentally and physically, as a breed, then it might not hurt to wait
until 5 or even later to start riding.
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This message is from: Lauren Sellars <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Good morning Rose
I usually start light riding the winter just before they turn 3. By the
time they are 3 they ar egetting in condition. You can start saddling
and working them undersaddle earlier. You can ground drive now, I hope
you ar
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Good Morning from Wisconsin: That is a good question and one that will
give you many opinions. I personally have 2 Fjord geldings both 3 going
on 4. I started late last summer in the round pen doing all ground work.
I have had the saddle on both my boys, but
This message is from: Fiona Lindsay-Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The best age fjord is @ 4
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> What is the best age to swing a leg over for the
first time? I have heard
> 3, and have heard
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