My horses will be embarrassed to ride with yours. They'll feel like
hobos!
Nah, they'll just call my horses sissies. :) And don't worry, Cary won't
be caught dead in anything bright or flowery!
Karen Thomas, NC
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On 2/15/07, susan cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know, do you think it would be t much?
PINK! Love it!
V
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This looks VERY comfy!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Treeless-Saddle-Premium-Bareback-Pad-Ultimate-
Comfort_W0QQitemZ230088765631QQihZ013QQcategoryZ16239QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewIt
em
or: http://tinyurl.com/2z9p99
That is that
On 2/15/07, Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Scooter make me look fat? LOL
No way!
V
Does Scooter make me look fat? LOL
That's too funny - I can't wait for the right moment to ask my husband
that. :-)))
Laree
Does Scooter make me look fat? LOL
No way!
V
thanks. LOL
On 2/15/07, Stephanie Caldwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kate, if you're interested I can put you in touch with a rep in your
area to try on some breeches. And, one of the huge benefits of
Equissential Breeches is the recycle program, you can have the breech
remade for reduced rate if the
haha he looks like he could do the crane martial arts move :)
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
On 2/15/07, Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to Karen I can share my good horse day with you
all. 65 degrees and a little breezy. My husband
actually went with me. Lorraine
what a picture! What a day for you Lorraine! I am in florida in my
bunny slippers and frosty snowman
On 2/16/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He was sort of little then, but he was active!
What a darling!
V
Does Scooter make me look fat? LOL
That's too funny - I can't wait for the right moment
to ask my husband
that. :-)))
I know my husband, Kevin gets sick of it. LOL
Lorraine
They're a great company and the products are top
quality... It's
somewhat of an adiction to the deerskin, I hate
riding on anything
else now!
How much are these breechs and what size. I must have
deleted that. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
At the ala horse fair I noted even Orthoflex has a
mauve suede saddle
with conchos that had little jewels in them. I
wanted one! They also
had olive green and beige for the manly guy :)
I am looking to buy a BF Cheyene because I love my
western model and my husband is going to use that.
Here's an article written by Holly several years ago, about teaching your
horse to fetch:
http://iceryder.net/fetch.html
Check out the video at the bottom which is one of the ClickRyder horses.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
when its cold I take the bit and put it underneath my huge american
breasts and let the bridle hang out the bottom of my shirt
Snort! Geez Janice...there you are again on the cutting edge of
horsey innovation.
I never thought of doing that :)
Wanda
Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks to Karen I can share my
good horse day with you
all. 65 degrees and a little breezy. My husband
actually went with me. Lorraine
Great shot! I expect to see John Wayne riding out of the background! Where,
exactly, is this?
Susan in
Actually it seems to be one of those quotes where its hard to pin down
who really said it:
Here's another good quote (Gail Ivey uses it on her posts):
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing. -- Edmund Burke 1729-1797
It takes a strong person to
may be a silly question, but -- why a bareback pad? i just ride stjarni
bareback, and my impression was the typical icelandic build and gaits make
for a pretty plushy ride. (stjarni's does, anyway :) yes, i end up covered
in pony fur, but that happened when i was grooming anyway :)
--vicka
Descriptions of the Half-Pass:
The half-pass is a lateral movement where the horse moves both straight and
sideways simultaneously along an imaginary diagonal line.
The horse is bent towards the motion around the rider's inside leg.
The neck is bent so that the horse's outside ear is on the
On 16/02/07, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hef was in my pasture this morning in his pajamas. I think he was in
a little hef snit about something!
Janice
Amazing that you could look at a donkey and think of Hugh Heffner.
Wanda
may be a silly question, but -- why a bareback pad?
They keep your butt relatively clean.
They aren't as slippery as a bare horse's back.
If you want to ride longer and you weigh more than a flea, you can add a
spinal pad to add a little protection for the horse's back. Maybe other
reasons,
--- Robyn Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Judy,
Well said messages from Gail, makes sense to me that it would come
from a woman : ) - that is why we look at the TTEAM approach as a
more
feminine approach to horses (actually animals in general) -
compassion,
cooperation empathy.
I really
I went out to the water trough to take a picture of ice for Janice,
and apparently I had my camera set to 'night'. I went through the
pictures and almost deleted this pic of Solon and Elska.
Overexposed...but I like it.
Wanda
attachment: Solon_and_Elska.jpg
I tried out my chat feature, seeing wanda online and it came back
that it was Brian so assuming it was her husband I flirted with him
and asked what he was wearing and I think its her son??!? Will I get
arrested?? I told him all i had on was a flannel shirt that smelled
like dog and my ariats.
There's a few BM saddles on this ebay store:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZallisonQ5facres
I am watching the first one, but the reserve is 900$ way too much!
Well said messages from Gail, makes sense to me that it would come
from a
woman : ) - that is why we look at the TTEAM approach as a more feminine
approach to horses (actually animals in general) - compassion,
cooperation
empathy.
Doesn't TTeam use a harsh roller bit w/ 7 in shanks and a
i told him if he tells anybody I will kill his pet rabbit.
janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
I am going to walmart now in my frosty the snowman flannel sleep pants
and mink coat and ariats. wish me well.
Janice
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Hef was in my pasture this morning in his pajamas. I think he was in a
little hef snit about something!
I always thought Hef was kind of an as...uh, ah, donkey... :)
Karen Thomas
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he just told me its 24 there. no way! Its 28 here! in florida!
Janice
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I am looking to buy a BF Cheyene because I love my
western model and my husband is going to use that.
Lori's Tack has a blue one and red one on sale.
Should I hold out for the Carmello one I want. I
don't know what to do. Help. LOL Lorraine
get the one you want! But take pics of the
On 16/02/07, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried out my chat feature, seeing wanda online and it came back
that it was Brian so assuming it was her husband I flirted with him
and asked what he was wearing and I think its her son??!? Will I get
arrested?? I told him all i had on
Janice, how are you pronouncing Tivar? I often read these names and
then wonder if I'm pronouncing them properly.
I'm saying it like Tea-var...
Is that right?
Wanda
The Teev is chillin in the freezing wind and sun. Hey, fire and ice!
Florida style :)
What a good-looking boy!
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(704) 516-3179
On 2/16/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Janice, my son came home from town and the first thing he mentioned
was that he spoke to one of my friendsand then he started
laughing. Janice I didn't realize you were an on line predator
;)Brian is 25 though so perhaps you
Is Brian single? bg
Yes, he's single.
(Poor guy, does he know that we're discussing him?)
Yes, he has a fairly good sense of humour.
Wanda
On 2/16/07, Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Janice should start a help column for all things horsey. Ask Janice
I'll start... How do you warm your bit up if it won't stay where you
specified Janice?
(one of the lucky ones who buys the $3 walmart sport bras eg )
Steph
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Brutality
On 2/16/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, he's single.
Too bad y'all are so flippin' far away! ;)
Yes, he has a fairly good sense of humour.
It's a good thing if Janice accosted him! LOL
Steph
--
Brutality begins where skill ends.
Correctly understood, work at the lunge
Neat photo. It looks very artsy!
Cherie
I think it has a little donkey size hole in it :)
Janice, Don't you live in Florida? Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
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Hef was in my pasture this morning in his pajamas.
I think he was in
a little hef snit about something!
How freakn' cute is that? Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Want to start your own business?
Hef was in my pasture this morning in his pajamas. I think he was in a
little hef snit about something!
Janice, I showed Cary the Hef picture and he said, She ain't right!
Thought you'd appreciate that! :)
Karen Thomas, NC
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get the one you want! But take pics of the blue and
red ones and look
at them and see if they grow on you...
I already did. I am looking at them now. I can save
$150 if I get the red or blue one. Actually, $200 if
I get the carmello saddle. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Of course, that is not the only measurement you need to have for a saddle.
It's 3D, so there's more than just a few.
The saddle will fit one way when it is placed on the horse and the horse is
just standing there.
The saddle can actively impact the horse when there is a rider in it, and
Please be sure to delete all of the extraneous text in replies to the list
(such as headers, footers, signatures, prior two messages, etc.), and only
quote a line or two. It helps to keep our archives and digests neat, easily
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Thanks!
Judy
the country roads. I wonder tho if its gonna warm
up?? we may just
have to do hula hoop olympics in the yard. Film at
eleven!
I didn't know it got that cold in Florida. I hate to
rub it in again.. Oh what the hay. It is going to be
80 tomorrow. Lorraine Don't worry. I will be
--- icyhugger5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that is why we look at the TTEAM approach as a more feminine
approach to horses (actually animals in general) - compassion,
cooperation empathy.
Doesn't TTeam use a harsh roller bit w/ 7 in shanks and a stud
chain? I was so confused when I saw
Great shot! I expect to see John Wayne riding out
of the background! Where, exactly, is this?
That is too funny Susan. I live in Apache Junction,
AZ. East of Pheonix about 30 miles. It is very
scenic. Those are the Superstion Mnt. There was a
article about them in Western Horseman
On 2/16/07, Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neat photo. It looks very artsy!
I was going to say the same thing - almost looks like a painting
--
Laree
CREATING TEMPLATES OF YOUR HORSE'S BACK FOR SADDLE FITTING
By Dr. Kerry Ridgway
More from Dr. Ridgway:
Saddles are for obvious reasons built symmetrically, so when placed on a
horse with muscle hypertrophy (enlargement) on one side, the tree rotates
diagonally into a position in order to
I am going to walmart now in my frosty the snowman
flannel sleep pants
and mink coat and ariats. wish me well.
Janice
You should really take a picture of yourself. I can
just imagine that. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
delete all of the extraneous text
in replies to the list
(such as headers, footers, signatures, prior two
messages, etc.), and only
quote a line or two.
I have deleting all the extra stuff. Hope I am
doing it right now. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Hi Judy,
This is another good article by Dr Ridgway. While most horses tend to have
diagonal lowness (low shoulder and diagonally low hip) and that makes the
saddle slightly easier to fit, it is a bigger challenge when the horse is
laterally low - low shoulder and hip same side. In these cases
Once again it is how it is used - I would never shank a horse with
the chain
Thanks! :)
On 2/16/07, Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
these are the BF Cheyenne saddles on sale. Lorraine
That's a tough one...both are beautiful colors. Buy them both? LOL
V
On 2/16/07, Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to have your pony. I love that color. I want
to find one. AAAH. Lorraine
Yeah, I second that!
V
On 2/16/07, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whoo! Curls started it with Walls and now he better run! My boys are
froggy from the freeze :)
Janice
Do they play like that a lot?
V
On 2/16/07, Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Apache Junction,
AZ. East of Pheonix about 30 miles. It is very
scenic.
What a fabulous place to live!
V
On 2/16/07, Stephanie Caldwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/16/07, Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Janice should start a help column for all things horsey. Ask Janice
I'll start... How do you warm your bit up if it won't stay where you
specified Janice?
(one of the lucky ones
On 2/16/07, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to walmart now in my frosty the snowman flannel sleep pants
and mink coat and ariats. wish me well.
Are you shopping for anything particular?
V
On 2/16/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is Brian single? bg
Yes, he's single.
Does he ride horses?
V
On 2/16/07, Stephanie Caldwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/16/07, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dont forget the FRINGE. When I get my equissential tights someday
mine are gonna have FRINGE.
Fringe sounds good..
V
What is a vosal? Is that another word for bosal, or a misspelling of bosal?
Or is it something different?
Karen Thomas, NC
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Sounds like fun!
United Mountain Horse
Gaited Versatility Challenge All Gaited Breed Dressage Show
April 21 22, 2007
Winchester, KY
http://www.unitedmountainhorse.org/3dayfirst.htm
Raven
What is a vosal? Is that another word for bosal, or a misspelling of
bosal?
Or is it something different?
I believe the difference is that a bosal is a stiffer piece of equipment,
made from lariat rope (and may or may not have a wire within it), and a
vosal is a more flexible piece of
This is a vosal hackamore they sell at Sportack.
Cherieattachment: 96519_full.jpg
Unlike the easier leg-yield, the horse is bent in the direction of
travel, slightly around the rider's inside leg.
I have been surprised how rarely anyone I've encountered with Icelandic's
has talked about leg-yield, but how often I've hear trainers talking about
getting the horses to do
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