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reading patti jo's note makes me realize what a great resource it is to have
people do what she, and others do, as far as selling horses for others. it
just makes it a lot easier and safer than just picking one off the net or at a
sale. she knows the back
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In a message dated 11/21/2005 10:25:44 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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I'm not positive and someone please correct me if I'm wrong but I "think" the
majority of the Fjords at auction are not of the highest quality.
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HI Patti Jo,
I agree with you. Many of the folks I have spoken with over the years who
take their Fjords to auction are just in a hurry, or want the money NOW, or do
not want to go through the work necessary to get the horse ready for sale at
the pr
uld rather just take their
chances at an auction and know they will be done with the horse. They don't
want to take the time, put any more money into the horse or energy. AND some
breeds do very well at some NICE auctions.
I'm not positive and someone please correct me if I'm wrong bu
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there is a herd disperal of fjords here in minnesota tommorow at the verndale
auction house. i have no idea where they are coming from.
this is the website.âhttp://www.rjhorsesales.com/current-catalog.htm
if you click on the online catalog 5/16 horse
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I just looked up these mares in the NFHR pedigree site...They are full
sisters, 9 and 10. Looks like good bloodlines too. Hope somebody good
gets them!
Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, still mild for mid October, but getting cooler
by the day! St
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This is from Joel Harman.
Looks like the mares & stud colt I've been trying to sell for a friend will go
through the Hermiston, OR auction this Sat. The yard is located at exit 180 on
I-84 in Oregon.
Coggins & health certificates are in order. Knock you
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In a message dated 2/27/2003 8:40:51 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> The Waverly auction, while massively marketed, also can be a bit tense as
> there are a large number of meat buyers that attend. The Waverly auction
> has
> act
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Hello Amy,
> I guess I just don't understand why some folks are getting so worked up and
> putting someone down because, for whatever the reason, they have made the
>
I do not believe anyone is "putting someone down", in this instance, Hamlett,
for se
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In a message dated 2/26/2003 12:24:44 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Does the cheap East Indian-made harness with the red buttons show up there?
>
I have never seen this type of harness at our sale. Most of the harness we
get is f
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In a message dated 2/26/2003 5:44:15 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Does the cheap East Indian-made harness with the red buttons show up there?
> I bought some at Martin's at Turlock...that was almost the only kind of
> harness there
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>>GAIL RUSSELL wrote:
I would never buy a horse at our local livestock auction without considering
the very real possibility that it is a rogue horse, or ill or lame in some
way.<<
In Pennsylvania there are laws regarding horses going to aucti
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
There must have been 30 or 40 sets that day. It is the same stuff they sell
on E-bay. It was really all that was available other than draft harness and
one or two other decent harnesses. I was advised to buy it by someone who
should have rec
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> Does the cheap East Indian-made harness with the red buttons show up
there?
> I bought some at Martin's at Turlock...that was almost the only kind of
> harness there...there was lots there and all sold for $140 to $180. Got
it
> home and
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Does the cheap East Indian-made harness with the red buttons show up there?
I bought some at Martin's at Turlock...that was almost the only kind of
harness there...there was lots there and all sold for $140 to $180. Got it
home and the tug fe
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> Also...I am curious as to how the SFJ auction is run. Are the horses
> screened? Do people have a chance to really pre-view them well?
> Gail
==
The Small Farmer's Journal Auction in Sisters, OR, (this year 4/25-27)
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There are auctions, and then there are auctions. I think it depends on how
well-promoted the auctions are, and how well regulated. I know the draft
community quite often trades horses at auction and that one does not
automatically assume tha
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In a message dated 2/26/2003 7:34:32 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi Brian, Thanks for your comments. I always appreciate the
> sensible and insightful thoughts that you and Ursula
> share with this list.
>
I must second
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Hi Brian, I hope you recover from your flu soon.
Thanks for your comments. I always appreciate the
sensible and insightfull thoughts that you and Ursula
share with this list.
=
Cynthia Madden
Las Cruces, NM
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Yahoo! Tax
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Hello Karen,
> I am sitting out here in Colorado with my two auction Fjords (who I adore),
> and sometimes I feel like an outsider to the list because of the rhetoric
> about auctions. And BTW, I didn't rescue these animals, I just purchased
> them.
>
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Thanks, Ursula, for bringing some balance to the discussion.
I am sitting out here in Colorado with my two auction Fjords (who I adore),
and sometimes I feel like an outsider to the list because of the rhetoric
about auctions. And BTW, I
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Dear List from Brian Jensen;
Yes, I am home with the flu, so hence all the mails to the
list!!! Although Auctions are not my first choice of buying and selling
Fjords they do provide an opportunity in our fr
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It is possible they came from PMU farms and are all
crosses. I know of some people who are breeding up to
7/8 cross right now.
Holly
>What I do know is that they're all grade and came
from Canada.
DT
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Hi DT,
I used to live in the Tri-Cities (right outside Hermiston, Oregon) and have
been to the auction numerous times (with a QH breeder/trainer I worked for,
when he went to purchase/sell his stock). On ~ 5 different occassions, I've
noticed Fjords goi
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I'm at the horse auction down in Hermiston OR this weekend. I stopped by
last night to take a look at the horses to discover what looks like 5
fjords (one might be a fjord cross). Unfortunately, I couldn't find a
catalof and it was late at night so I
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In a message dated 3/26/02 6:27:17 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< There are 7 fjord horses consigned to the Harley Troyer Draft Horse and
Equipment auction coming this April 5th and 6th. I was wondering if
anyone might know anyt
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There are 7 fjord horses consigned to the Harley Troyer Draft Horse and
Equipment auction coming this April 5th and 6th. I was wondering if
anyone might know anything about these horses? There is no description
about where they come
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At 03:59 AM 1/10/2002 +1100, you wrote:
This message is from: "Karen Keith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear List:
Mary's post concerning the number of fjords showing up at auctions made me
wonder: Is there any fjord rescue set up,
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Dear List:
Mary's post concerning the number of fjords showing up at auctions made me
wonder: Is there any fjord rescue set up, much like many dog breeds have,
to intervene and find new owners before a horse gets shipped off to a sale?
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