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No one will take so many horses. When she first, and only time, went to
jail, a new Vet had the fortitude to report the condition to the sheriff and
he had to act. She was to have only six, I believe, and no cats or ponies.
Now no one does
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I don't know what the laws are in your state but do
not trespass or take them. I would call the sheriff's
department or animal services and find out what can be
done. Here they have something called an Ag deputy
that will go investigate
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I was recently told a story where animal control came out to check the horse
after a number of reports. The horse was blanketed, and they could not see
the skeletal condition it was in (a blanketed horse has a head and neck
visible..which are
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wow, Gail. You have good animal control folks, No one could think Gunnar
is not well fed!!! Except Gunnar! This is small town here and no one wants
to cause trouble against their relatives or neighbors, unless the war is
already raging. Jean
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Thank you guys for all the good info on rescuing starved horse. I am now
taking the appropriate action and hopefully I will get something accomplished
for the sake of the horses.
Bonnie Morris
happy that all my horses have full tummy's
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Have any of you guys had experience with reporting starved horses? What the
best organization would be to contact? What sort of documentation? Or is
there a group that will do an investigation?
Thanks for any info
Bonnie Morris
Washington
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Hi all,
Hope everyone is surviving winter. I have a question for all of you that
might quilt or sew. I have box's and box's of ribbons left over from past
Libby shows and was wondering if there was anything that I could make with all
Dayton
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Hi all,
Hope everyone is surviving winter. I have a
question for all of you that
might quilt or sew. I have box's and box's of
ribbons left over from past
Libby shows and was wondering if there was anything
that I could make with all
of them.
Any suggestions
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Try showthrow.com. Cool site with plenty of information!
Kris
with Monark and Clyde in NC
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Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2008 09:19:34 -0800
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Subject: Question not related to horses
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Hello Patti and other listers,
Greetings from frozen Michigan!
My choice for an all around cart is called a Country Marathon Cart. It is
from Claudette Robinson in Columbus, NC. I needed something easier to get
into and a cart that I could use in
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Yes Bernadine, more info please! Is there a website?
Thanks,
Jen
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Hello Patti and other listers,
Greetings from frozen Michigan!
My choice for an
This message is from: Dave and Patti Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a question for everyone. What would be your choice of vehicle for a
single horse, for pleasure -road and ring. I'm looking at buying another cart
for those that come on the farm, THAT ALREADY Drive. I bought a Pacific Show
Cart
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I would try an easy entry cart. A pleasure cart might be ok too.
Alicia
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Have a question for everyone. What would be your choice of vehicle
. The shafts detach. I like it and like the way it looks with my fjords.
Not terribly spendy.
Linda in WI
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Subject: cart question
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 09:15:34 -0600
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Jerry please explain the need of black-skinned horses for omega oils. I
give mine a small amount each day.
How much is adequate but will not promote too much weight gain? If they get
a flax supplement, do they need BOSS?
And supply the good omegas,
to have
Mule-like strength and stamina, or if any Fjord that is over weight
and out of shape will show tiredness like any horse would.
Stupid question, I think, but I am totally obsessed with my Fjord and
want to know everything!
Thanks,
Jen
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Jen Frame asked about Fjord stamina, strength, and social behavior.
I think they do have excellent stamina, but not when they are overweight
and/or out of shape. That might be the reason.
Yes, Fjords often can push their fencing, and
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Sonnie - our 18 year old Fjord gelding started bleeding after urination about
6 weeks ago. We had him scoped and had a biopsy done twice - the most
recent results came back as Hyperplasia - its located about 75-80cm proximal
to the urethral opening. The
formulated for adult horses. Just food
for thought. Hoping your little guy gets better!!
Kelly
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is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sonnie - our 18 year old Fjord
This message is from: Vic Faeo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just saw this question about diarrhea, and was hoping that Jean had helped
out. The horse she is talking about is Einar, my 6yo Fjord gelding. And, yes,
he had very similar symptoms to the horse you are asking about, Debby. He had
vet tests
This message is from: Tanya Manser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Fjord that scours when fed lower fibre forage (like grass or rich
haylage). In fact about two weeks ago she had a nasty bout of Azoturia which
we are attributing to a particular big bale of haylage.
I have found that by
increasing
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There is another good product out there for horses and dogs, Diarsynal.
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Patti Jo,
First, I am not a Vet OR a Doctor, but I just read of this same
condition in a person. Believe it or not, it was constipation! The
diarrhea was an overflow (around the hard stool in the intestine). The
person was put
This message is from: Dave and Patti Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, got a question for the list. Not the best topic, but.is one of the
best Fjords Ive sold. Rock solid disposition, GREAT movement, OMG really uses
his hindend, but not rushy at all. COOL HORSE. I got this Fjord to sell
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Patti Jo -
Just of the top of my head...Question ? Is the hay they are feeding from the
same field, supplier and is it consistent in quality? What about the water
supply?
Some horses are more sensitive to feed change than others... he just may be
one
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think colon problems could be like that. I had a horse with right dorsal
colitis. The solution was pellets, fed eight times a day, in small
quantity.
My neighbor has a horse they suspect has colon ulcers. He is ouchy around
his flank
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Hello
I often work with race horse from the track and they have a lot intestinal
up sets. Some things work on one horse and will not work on another.
Sometimes it is just trial and error to get their diet right and of course the
race
horses have
This message is from: Karen McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Patti Jo,
What a frustrating thing with this gelding!
I have a 5 mo. old filly who just got over a weird bout of colitis 2 weeks
ago. No temp, gums normal, eating, drinking + nursing, she just had a leaky
hiney w/ no solid poops and a
This message is from: Jeanne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good suggestion, Karen, about the BioSponge.
Last week one of my fjord's came down with the exact same symptoms. Really
runny manure, no fever, gut sounds, normal heart rate, normal colored
gums... just really runny manure. My vet came, tubed
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Ok, got a question for the list. Not the best topic, butHe
developed diarrhea while he was here. We tried several things Anyone
ever have anything like this go on with a horse
loose stools again, even with his
new owner, when she got a supply of Timothy hay, he got loose stools again.
Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, partly cloudy 43 degrees. Winter is right
around the corner!
A
Just of the top of my head...Question ? Is the hay they are feeding from the
same field
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Try molasses in their water and they will always consume enough.
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let's all try for a more natural life style for our horses and there would be
way less colic and intestinal problems.
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others know what to try I would greatly appreciate it. I do not know how to
pass this out to the others so if you could please help me and Fergie out we
would both apprecate this vey much. Thank you very much. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Debbie LeBreton
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 8:56 PM
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Subject: RE: question for the list
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Great. That is a good magazine, according to friends.
Peg
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To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 8:26 AM
Subject: Re: Selenium Question
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Thank you for the information Peg. While I was doing research on the
selenium issue, I came across several helpful web sites including this one
from
Rural Heritage. The Rural Heritage site is interesting. It's dedicated to
drafts, mules, and oxen.
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Does anyone know if a horse can have too much selenium? We do not have a
selenium deficiency in our soil, but most of the supplements, mineral blocks,
etc. include selenium in the ingredients. Should I avoid using them?
Thanks,
Linda
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Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2007 7:30 PM
Subject: Selenium Question
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Does anyone know if a horse can have too much selenium? We do not have a
selenium deficiency
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Hi Margaret, I have AOL too and have had no problem with question marks
being inserted. Not sure what's going on with your responses, but I don't
think
it's an AOL thing...
Amy
Amy Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
260 May Creek Rd
Days Creek
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For reasons that I can't fathom, my replies to the List via AOL have question
marks
inserted in the responses.? Everything looks perfectly normal to me as I type
and this
appears to be a relatively new problem.? Hopefully it will go away, but perhaps
: Saturday, June 23, 2007 9:29 PM
Subject: Harrow question
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Hi Lisa,
I have seen the harrows at Dels. I don't know if you have that store where
you are at, but it is a farm supply store. Rosemary
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Hi Lisa,
I have seen the harrows at Dels. I don't know if you have that store where
you are at, but it is a farm supply store. Rosemary
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Hello list
In my animal husbandry classes, a few years ago, it seemed that
there was always a lot of emphasis on whether the male gender
possessed Paternal or Maternal traits. In the horse world, that
being that the makeup of the foal was
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Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 08:39:36 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: A driving question.
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Hi All,
I was just wondering about what everybody does in regard to some advice I
was recently given. I was told that I should never go driving without
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Hi All,
I was just wondering about what everybody does in regard to some advice I
was recently given. I was told that I should never go driving without
someone else on the carriage with me. While I know that this would be ideal,
it
would really
This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My advice is carpe diem!
I have heard the same advice about not riding alone. It makes sense and if
practicable then great. But if it results in you not being able to do what you
want and need to do to stay sane, then I would just take
This message is from: Ardeth Obenauf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I drive by myself a lot. I can't always get someone to go and sometimes
it's just nice to have it just be me and the pony. I have no traffic where
I drive as I can stay on my own farm, but there are all kinds of critters
that could jump out
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Has anyone ever devised a good system for letting a rider know when s/he is
balancing on the reins? Maybe a piece of yard that takes up a loop in the
rein, that would break with too much pressure? Or some kind of bell on a
piece of elastic that would warn
This message is from: Genie Dethloff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks to everyone who gave feedback on shippers. I got about 10
positive comments on All State and used them. I was very pleased.
They arrived at our barn at 11:15 at night. When we unloaded Pjoska,
they asked if they could take the
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Hello all,
I am shipping my new fjord from Nebraska to Michigan. Due to the
timing, I have had to contact shippers that I do not know. I am wait
listed on Nationwide who several people on the list have used and
recommend.
My best bet for transport in the
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In a message dated 1/3/2007 9:45:44 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My questions: would a kimberwicke be a milder bit
than a twisted wire snaffle? Any other suggestions on
other bit options? I ride English and am familiar with
the
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Hi!
I also have a wonderful fjord (again, who doesn't?)
who goes pretty well in my Dr. Cook Bitless bridle but
always liked to reach for the grass. With his super
strong neck I had difficulty pulling his head up w/
the bitless bridle or a
This message is from: Liz Rudy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a question about finding the proper bit for my
wonderful fjord, Torsten. He has been ridden in the
past with an eggbutt snaffle, but appears to need
something a little stronger. We have tried various
snaffles, both fixed and loose ring
This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Liz, In your exploration of snaffles did you ever use a Mullen mouth? (a
non-jointed snaffle, just a slightly curved bar.) It seems milder, but the
horse can't avoid the action by pushing it off the tongue as they can the
jointed snaffle.
can move the reins down a ring if you
need a little more communication.
Lola
(in soggy, sloshy Western Oregon!)
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I have a question about finding the proper bit for my
wonderful fjord, Torsten. He
This message is from: Lola Lahr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a thought: the Myler combiantion bit works at the poll, nose, mouth
and jaw simultaneously, and so you can communicate with the horse
assertively if you need to and still keep a fairly light hand. My gal has a
very strong neck (what Fjord
This message is from: Silja Knoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Speaking of those powerful shoulders.. are there some exercises that you
guys can recommend? My 5 year old mare is getting entirely too much practice
at this and other than raising my inside rein a bit, doing some leg yields I am
at a
This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of the best exercises that I have used in getting control over the
shoulders is to start on a 20 meter circle and gradually spiral down to a 10
meter circle, then leg yield out to 20 meters again. You may need to use that
raised inside
warmblood and they are all 5 1/2 inches.
Robin in Florida
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I have a question about finding the proper bit for
my
wonderful fjord, Torsten. He has been ridden in the
past with an eggbutt snaffle, but appears
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I used All State Horse Express to bring Duffers here to CA from CO. They kept
me posted about time and were on time. Duffers arrived safe and sound. He was
calm and relaxed. I would use them again.
Jo Wilgus
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Hello all,
I am shipping my new fjord from Nebraska to Michigan. Due to the
timing, I have had to contact shippers that I do not know. I am wait
listed on Nationwide who several people on the list have used and
recommend.
My best bet
Message -
From: Genie Dethloff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2006 10:51 AM
Subject: Transporter question
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What a subject line!
I got a horse(fjord sad to say) in for training that has the STRANGEST bad
habit, at least I think it's a bad habit. She SLOBBERS all the time. Or more
so when stressed it seems. She was tested for ulcers, scoped
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Sent: Monday, November 6, 2006 2:11:03 PM
Subject: slobber question
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What a subject line!
I got a horse(fjord sad to say) in for training that has the STRANGEST bad
habit, at least I
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Patti Jo,
Several of my Fjords start slobbering when they see the feed bucket coming.
Also will leave a lot of dew inside when finished.
Be sure that your horses have had their teeth checked.
Fred
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Dave and Patti Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got a horse(fjord sad to say) in for training that has the STRANGEST bad
habit, at least I think it's a bad habit. She SLOBBERS all the time. Or more
so when stressed it seems. She was
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Very interesting. I have wondered about this myself. I have a Fjord in
my barn that does the same thing lots of clear slimmy stuff. I have also had
a Hanoverian mare that did it. More so when she was nervouse. She got
better as she got
This message is from: Jane Brackett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, my mare slobbers allot too. The vet was completely disgusted once
when he was here and trying to check her teeth, couldn't see anything
but spit! I'm pretty sure that with her it's a pavlovian thing. She
slobbers when she's led
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Hi Fjord Lovers,
For a few years I have bought the Fjord calenders from www.painteasy.com.
Carol Tacey keeps putting out a good calendar which is better every year.
Maybe I'll meet Carol some day. It was delightful to see several of our PNFPG
member farms
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe that is Rusten, altho I don't know if it is Orville. Go to their
webpage and you will see the same Photo identified as to the horse.
http://mypage.direct.ca/a/aunrau/Webpage/Fjords/Photos/1970%27s/Photos70.html
Jean in Fairbanks,
This message is from: Martie Bolinski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know the answer to your question, but I WILL have Carol's
calendars with me at the 25th this week. Come by our stall and have a
look for yourself. Betsy Bauer and I will be at one of the vendor's
booths at Winona.
Martie in MD
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I, too, await the answer with interest and with a farrier milling around
in the background.
Kay Van Natta
and Braveheart, who would prefer a nice Italian loafer
and Bogie, who says, Shoes? I don't need no stinking shoes!
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Hello,
I have enjoyed the fjord digest for many years. I would like to take a little
break from it. How do I go about stopping it?
Thank you for your help.
Mary
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From: Kristie Strange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 7:00 PM
Subject: New to FjordHorse and a 2 y/o question
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Hi all. I've been lurking here for about a month and thought it is time
This message is from: Kristie Strange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all. I've been lurking here for about a month and thought it is time to
introduce myself. My name is Kristie Strange and I live in Danville, VA. I
have three horses, a QH type pony, 2 y/o Fjord filly, and Peruvian Paso
gelding. I
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Hay, you hay growers out there (and I know there are some good ones on
the list)...What's the difference between blue grass straw and blue
grass hay?
Eileen Perry
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I'm not a hay grower, but definitely a hay buyer... Blue grass STRAW is what
is left over after the grass seed is removed - to be used for lawns, etc. -
and is a good filler if your horses will eat it. My families draft horses
liked it and did very
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Hi all:
I am trying to arrange transport from Nova Scotia to North Caroline the middle
of September.
My guy (Fjord gelding from Beaver Dam farms) can be taken to Freeland Maryland
to a layover barn there and picked up by another transport co. to
Icelandic horse people use him.
Cherie
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 7:31 AM
Subject: transport question
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Hi all:
I am trying
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Thanks Cherie! I'll get in touch with him.
Kim
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 9:14 AM
Subject: Re: transport question
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This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sort of like sitting between two mirrors in a barber shop where the
reflections
of reflections go on to infinity.
Gee, Steve, I don't remember you going to a barber for over 25 years! Have
you been recently to come up with that imagery???
This message is from: Steve McIlree [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cynthia--
Thursday, August 3, 2006, you wrote:
Gee, Steve, I don't remember you going to a barber for over 25
years! Have you been recently to come up with that imagery??? LOL!
Well, no. But I still remember when I was about eight years
This message is from: CHERYL GARNICA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silly question maybe, but here goes. When training to drive, is the newbie
horse always paired as team with experienced partner? Or can they be hooked
up single from the start? (after training)
There are pics of my fjord on breeders
This message is from: Beth Pulsifer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No question is ever considered silly... that's how we learn , by asking and
listening etc. !:)I don't know if some horses learning to drive are
paired with an experienced horse..I've not heard of it myself. I truly don
t know that much
This message is from: Steve Sessoms [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve is wanting to learn to drive now! The idea of driving downright scares
me, all those straps that all have to be just right, and a cart that the horse
could decide was going to eat them at the most unexpected moments ...
Question
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linda,
As the owner of a Fjord who will be 3 on August 31st, I can't say I see any
difference in him from colts born earlier in the year. Teddy, aka The Brat,
aka Starfire Chiron, is a pretty normal nearly three year old in every way -
This message is from: Ardeth Obenauf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My mare, Jayne, is in foal right now and not due for another month. When
the early breedings didn't take last year, I asked my vet about summer
babies here in Tennessee and was told it shouldn't be a problem. While not
the ideal time for
This message is from: Linda Lottie User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CynthiaI understand re the world revolves around ME. However, I am
starting to see a change in Hassewhat was once a pain in the butt to
deal with him is now calm and ordinary. He seems to be settling in to
routine and what is
This message is from: Linda Lottie User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Arduthno explainin' necessary.just get the darn thing. I have a
similar idea for my barn.LJBL
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My mare,
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My mare had her baby June 29th last year. I liked it. We get a lot of cold
weather in Connecticut. I always try to have foals born no earlier than
April. I prefer May.
Lisa Wiley
Turnabout Portuguese Water Dogs
Connecticut State Director
This message is from: Linda Lottie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Listers..I want to know what you all think of breeding my mare at this
time of the year.
Daughter and I realized next summer will be her last year, for a long long
time, where she will have some time to hang out with me at the farm.
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Stella's last two foals were born the first week of July and the end of
June. Bjorken, her son that was born on June 28 1987 here at my place
certainly turned out well, as did the filly born the previous year on July
6. In both case these
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Has anyone tried the new saddle by Colorado Saddlery - called the XXL Draft
they say it was designed for Fjords and Halflingers.
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go on the AHSA web site and they should be able to answer your question.
Robyn in MD
and then reset the alarm. It worked OK.
Gail
Question #2. Has anyone ever used or knows were to get this gadget that you
put on the mare and it tells you if they are lying down??? a Foaling
predictor
of sorts?
I'm thinking something like that might ony get me up a few times a night,
rather than
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Hi, I used a test of the milk from the teat that predicted almost to the
hour and my mare was sneaky. No bag and she would try to hide behind fence
posts, in her effort to find the right foaling place with out my
interference. This test let me
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I had to find a blanket for my Irish Wolfhound/Newfoundland cross after she
had surgery. I got a foal blanket at Dover Saddlery for her. Robyn in MD
Try Country
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I had to find a blanket for my Irish Wolfhound/Newfoundland cross after she
had surgery. I got a foal blanket at Dover Saddlery for her. Robyn in MD
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