Very beautiful. Lorraine
what a cute little spot. <;] raven
Very beautiful. Lorraine
what a cute girl!! love her knee high socks. <;] thanks for sharing
her photos. raven
I must admit that I have never bothered with this - I don't see the
point. It doesn't take a medical degree to tell the difference between and
stallion and a gelding.
Note to Sue, Cherie, Trish and Laree: we really have to get Anneliese and
Janice together sometime. I have a feeling that w
Has anyone read "Paddock Paradise" by Jaime Jackson?
Virginia
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We took some short videos of Cookie yawning with the
> ASL sign for "Y":
>
> http://iceryder.net/cookieyawn.html
>
> Please feel free to forward.
>
>
This really is much nicer to see a video, much better
than pictures.
Kim
> What do I do now that nasi is gelded? Do I have to
> tell someone and
> they change his papers that say he is a stallion?
> Do you know if it
> cost money? Do they send new papers?
Hi Janice:
I don't know if anyone answered this yet but on the
back of Nasi's registration is a place for fill
Janice:
There is no charge. Just fill out the castration section on the back of the
registration. Make a photocopy and send the original in.
Cherie
1/9/07 3:15 PM, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What do I do now that nasi is gelded? Do I have to tell someone and
> they change his papers that say he is a stallion? Do you know if it
> cost money? Do they send new papers?
> Janice
Janice:
As far as I know, there is no charge
We took some short videos of Cookie yawning with the ASL sign for "Y":
http://iceryder.net/cookieyawn.html
Please feel free to forward.
Judy
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What do I do now that nasi is gelded? Do I have to tell someone and
they change his papers that say he is a stallion? Do you know if it
cost money? Do they send new papers?
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
are you hosing him off at least twice a day? take him for walks or
work him in your round pen for about 10-20 minutes xper day. you may
want to bute him 1 gm to help the swelling. it looks like it's still
draining?? the important thing is to keep him moving and cold hosing
him. poor little man.
On 1/9/07, Anneliese Virro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > When/if he lays down, more gunk will get on them, and if his legs are
> > clean, you can tell if he's still draining and tell what sort of a
> > discharge it is.
> >
> > Is he eating and drinking normally?
> >
> > Wanda
>
> And yes, that i
On 1/9/07 2:38 PM, "ToltallyICE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What's with your hip? Do you need a replacement?
>
> Yes probably. But my real issue right now is my back, I holding out til they
> get good at disc replacements! I can't hold out much longer!
Cheryl:
A friend had some disks in h
> When/if he lays down, more gunk will get on them, and if his legs are
> clean, you can tell if he's still draining and tell what sort of a
> discharge it is.
>
> Is he eating and drinking normally?
>
> Wanda
And yes, that is always one of most importatn indicators that is is ok.
Annelies
> What's with your hip? Do you need a replacement?
Yes probably. But my real issue right now is my back, I holding out til they
get good at disc replacements! I can't hold out much longer!
I really need some Wonders worked from modern medicine!
The PennHIP is a method of checking dogs for the p
I was wondering about bute. My vet is not the greatest but he is the
best there is around here... he told me like Annaleise said... to
give him nothing, to not stall him, to "let him be a horse" and run
around with others. he is in with Tivar and Tivar is pretty laid back
but they do play. I g
.
>
> My vet usually has me give bute.
>
> Off to get ready for the long drive to a couple of PennHIP appointments!
>
> Cheryl
I think the bute is more for the pain; but it may also act as a blood
thinner, retarding coagulation. So that's probably a valid point.
What's with your hip? Do you ne
On 09/01/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a pic of Nasi swollen. Do you guys think it looks normal for
> two days later after being gelded?
> Janice
That looks about right to me, but keep an eye on it. Does he have an
elevated temperature at all?
I'd probably wash him do
> What would you give for the swelling? Nasi's swelling does not look
> abnormal
> to me. It is ok, as long as it is still draining and as long as he is
> getting enough exercise.
Hi Anneliese,
I am sure you have more experience than me with gelding!
I usually go as much or more by feel! But st
On 1/9/07, Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > believe that?? haha. he is a huge star :) Only on the internet can
> > you have people all over the world watch your horse lick your arm :)
> > Janice
>
> Solon started licking my hand the other day and I thought of you.
> Maybe I'll get a
On 1/9/07 12:54 PM, "ToltallyICE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That looks quite swollen to me. Are you giving him anything for the
> swelling, and making sure he gets lots of movement! Don't let him stand
> around all day in a woe is me stance.
>
> Cheryl
Hello Cheryl:
What would you give fo
On 1/9/07, Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > believe that?? haha. he is a huge star :) Only on the internet can
> > you have people all over the world watch your horse lick your arm :)
> > Janice
>
> Solon started licking my hand the other day and I thought of you.
> Maybe I'll get a
On 1/9/07 11:57 AM, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a pic of Nasi swollen. Do you guys think it looks normal for
> two days later after being gelded?
> Janice
Hello Janice:
That does not look too bad; I think it is about normal. But is it draining?
Make sure he gets r
There's a saying in TV sitcoms that goes "jumping the shark." What it means
is when s situation comedy reaches the end of its life, the
producers/directors may try to grab ratings in some (any) outlandish,
desperate form. I think the saying goes back to the show, Happy Days, the
one that was set
That looks quite swollen to me. Are you giving him anything for the
swelling, and making sure he gets lots of movement! Don't let him stand
around all day in a woe is me stance.
Cheryl
ToltallyICE at Sand Creek Icelandic Horse Farm
Icelandic Horses and Icelandic Sheepdogs
email: [EMAIL PROTECT
On 1/9/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://www1.snapfish.com/share/p=29751168026970156/l=238798866/g=51054951/cobrandOid=1000111/otsc=SYE/otsi=SAIS
Lovely!!
V
> believe that?? haha. he is a huge star :) Only on the internet can
> you have people all over the world watch your horse lick your arm :)
> Janice
Solon started licking my hand the other day and I thought of you.
Maybe I'll get a video. Won't be soon though, we're getting ready for
a huge st
Awesome! I think he does a trot because he is bouncy, but when you
hit pause it looks like a fox trot, and in one pause, a RW! Shows the
difference between video and stills doesnt it?!? how cool. Yes, I am
a YouTube nut now, driving everyone crazy with my goofy videos. That
one of stonewall lic
On 1/9/07, ToltallyICE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you use evaluation scores, then the breed STANDARD
> > for mane is mane hanging down a foot past the muzzle.
> > whereas 99.5% of icelandics have a nice bushy thick pony type mane.
>
> I believe, if you are going by evaluation scores, 7.5 is
> ... order some EZ Ride stirrups ... for Christmas ... but we had a hard time
> finding them.
i ordered twp pairs just before Christmas directly from the easyboot company
(www.easycareinc.com); they had everything in stock, are cheaper than most
stores, and the package arrived in two days. a
> bear it! I had to get down and close his eye so it would not get
> dried out and pet on him. I kept watching his stomach to make sure he
> was breathing! I felt the vet knocked him out too hard, but he gave
> him some sort of shot to make him wake up and he was up in about
> fifteen minutes.
Hi Janice,
>Then why does my jaspar seem a little confused about reining in the
>sidepull? Is it just that he isnt used to it? He even seemed a
>little duller with neckreining in the sidepull and I ended up mostly
>direct reining. He actually "steered" best with leg cues
It is my understandin
my vet said I could print or post the pics anywhere I wanted, but to
please not show his face. And I said why, aren't you proud of your
work? and he said "yeah, but I don't want my kids coming home from
school telling me they saw me on an alien livestock mutilation
website..." I thought that was
If its true that a well-trained horse will behave in a sidepull just
as well as in a bit... and I believe it is since I have noted my
horses I have ridden in a sidepull do all the same bad AND good things
in a sidepull that they do in a bit---
Then why does my jaspar seem a little confused about
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> On 1/9/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't think anyone said it wasn't an extreme example, did
they?
> > Maybe it was reported because it is odd. It is out of the
ordinary if he is
> > any
> If you use evaluation scores, then the breed STANDARD
> for mane is mane hanging down a foot past the muzzle.
> whereas 99.5% of icelandics have a nice bushy thick pony type mane.
I believe, if you are going by evaluation scores, 7.5 is considered average
for the breed. So a horse that scored
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We're just starting to work with Charm on bowing.
>
> Here's her third attempt:
>
> http://iceryder.net/charmbow2.html
That is so cute. How do you do that? You are so talented. Lorraine
On 1/9/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think anyone said it wasn't an extreme example, did they?
> Maybe it was reported because it is odd. It is out of the ordinary if he is
> anywhere near that tall. I don't see it as a "breed claim".
>
i think maybe some icelandic men
i think one of the worst examples of breeding for tallness that comes
to mind is in the Paso Fino breed. A breeder I know told me that
breeding for pasos that are 15hh is largely the problem in so many of
them in the last ten years being trotty.
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> well, another thing about extremes, now that we are on the
subject...
> When dogs are shown for example, they are scored on which one at the
> show best meets the criteria of the BREED STANDARD. So what IS the
> i
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>>I am so excited. I finally received my treeless demo. It is
gorgeous.
> Wish me luck. I feel like a kid at Christmas. Can't wait untill
tomorrow.
> Lorraine
>
> Be sure to tell us all about it. How's your ne
>>> I'm going to order some EZ Ride stirrups and wondered if there was a
preference of aluminum vs. nylon? I'm looking at the ones with the
tapaderos covers.<<
My hubby got me the aluminum with tapadaros for Christmas. I wanted the nylon
ones because they are lighter weight, but we had a hard
when we bought our usual feed last week the price had gone up. Not
much but when you multiply it by ten bags, it was definitely
noticeable. When we asked why, the feed store owner said all feed is
going up because of some new program using corn for automobile fuel.
He said when corn went up, peop
On 1/9/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Free year's membership for completing a survey:
>
> http://thehorseshow.com/membership.aspx
>
> Janice, there's a show with Tommy Turvey.
whoo hoo, i joined.
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> They saved my knees.
>
> That's the truth! They also make it easier for me to relax my
ankles, and
> I've always had a bad habit of jamming my ankles.
I love my trail tech 2 stirrups because I have knee proble
this is interesting---
Just how tall is a hand?
by Shlei
Equines are measured in units. Which unit of measure is used depends
on the association doing the registration. Some registries use inches
to determine size, since it is easier than trying to convert to hands.
A hand is four inches. The st
well, another thing about extremes, now that we are on the subject...
When dogs are shown for example, they are scored on which one at the
show best meets the criteria of the BREED STANDARD. So what IS the
icelandic breed standard?? If you use evaluation scores, then the
breed STANDARD for mane i
>
> I should let this go, but this is just another case of someone
picking some
> EXTREME example/claim about Icelandics and trying to make it sound
> not-off-the radar screen - if this one is even true, which I'll
believe it
> when I see proof.
Hi Karen
why are you always so offended by an
On 1/9/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Forwarded pic without comment
I missed the photo! Congrats on the new addition! She sounds wonderful!
Virginia
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since Jasmin wrote it as an answer to my post complaining about the
> ever-increasing claims we hear for the breed, from speed, to weight
> carrying, yes, in that context, I DO think it was another example
of "breed
> i
I don't think anyone said it wasn't an extreme example, did they?
Maybe it was reported because it is odd. It is out of the ordinary if he is
anywhere near that tall. I don't see it as a "breed claim".
Since Jasmin wrote it as an answer to my post complaining about the
ever-increasing claims
She's cute, have fun with her!
Kim
> She was really interested in eating the grass, but still responded when
> asked.
Isn't she just a little sweet pea. I started teaching Gusti to bow,
but never continued it for some reason.
Wanda
I like the nylon. It wouldn't matter as much with the tapadero covering but
when I was boarding horses a lady fell off her horse out on the trail and
because her girth wasn't snug, the saddle rolled under the horse. It
spooked, running through the woods and the aluminum stirrups whacked the
c
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We're just starting to work with Charm on bowing.
>
> Here's her third attempt:
>
> http://iceryder.net/charmbow2.html
>
That is really good, I wish I could get one of mine to
do it, I haven't really tried yet.
Kim
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> There are some, it the latest Eidfaxi edition there was an
articel on
> the biggest known Icelandic (named Islandicus ;-)), he measures
160cm stick,
> which would be something around 16hands, so regular horse size
>>> There are some, it the latest Eidfaxi edition there was an articel on
the biggest known Icelandic (named Islandicus ;-)), he measures 160cm stick,
which would be something around 16hands, so regular horse size.
...and I suppose that this example proves that Chinese people as a
nationality are
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