The cheapest Irideon WindPro tights I've found are $109.95 at Sportack.
Have you found any cheaper anywhere??? Ferne
I don't think I've been buying the WindPro version - I believe the Irideons
I've bought may be three-seasons or something like that...? They are
lightweight and very
I started letting Cara take over with the steering. Dagur did amazingly
well. He's so eager.
That's great! That Cara is a big old girl, isn't she?!! She makes Dagur look
like a draft horse.
Karen Thomas, NC
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Traditionally they are used to keep the horse focused on his job and
not distracted or spooked by what is going on around him. Personally,
I don't like driving with blinders/blinkers/winkers and never have.
When I drove at different events, a lot of the other drivers felt like
I was just an
The cheapest Irideon WindPro tights I've found are $109.95 at Sportack. Have
you found any cheaper anywhere???
Ferne
Dover has them on sale right now at some decent prices
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Laree
I was told that're they are required
at most competitions?
There isn't anything in the rules that requires them as I remember but
there is a lot of gray area because traditional equipment is
mentioned often and that's how I got knocked down a lot - between my
Zilco harness, no blinkers and a
Judy -
Back in November, I think, you posted the beginning of the Parelli
Passenger lessons. I think you got to step 4 then they stopped. Are
the rest of the steps on your web site? If so, would you please send
a link,
Thanks,
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Laree
On Wed, Feb 21, 2007 at 05:39:44PM -0800, Judy Ryder wrote:
They were all riding bareback in the races and mostly with hackamores.
I also noticed in the videos of the pacers that their heads are pretty
steady and not tipping and torqueing like the Icelandic Horses when they
pace.
I would say realistically 12 to 13.2 and every now and then 14. Gosh
why is everyone obsessed with 14... Tivar isn't 14 and he is plenty
tall. Nasi is like 13.1 now I think and he is just about right... do
they grow taller after age 3 very often?? Nasi was 12.2 as a yearling
so i thought he
Oh my gawd , that poor donkey...
Icelandic Horse Farm
Robyn Hood Phil Pretty
Vernon BC Canada
www.icefarm.com
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Hi Laree
I got knocked down a lot - between my
Zilco harness, no blinkers and a helmet instead of a dress hat, I was
a real rebel and fighting against the current. The judges would give
me great comments on my horse and then give me low scores.
I can relate to your situation. When Christine took
On 2/21/07, Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I trained my Welsh/Arabian to park out and do a partial bow. It lowered the
stirrup about 6 in. which made it easier to get on. I had to get off and on
several times during trail rides to check girths and pick-up things people
had dropped,
On 22/02/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started letting Cara take over with the steering. Dagur did amazingly
well. He's so eager.
That's great! That Cara is a big old girl, isn't she?!! She makes Dagur
look like a draft horse.
Karen Thomas, NC
Yes, he's turning into a
every horse I have, the very first time I ever did the tail pull, they
did that, seemed mesmerized, some of them sorta wary, like I will
give her a chance but I can always kick her if she hurts me... haha.
Fox still puts his ears back and clamps his tail EVERY time, then
relaxes and sighs, but
On 2/21/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Saga, the perfect Mommy, goes back to work under saddle. No one rode her
today, since she needs to build her back up a little, but she's a gaiting
machine when she's ridden.
Karen Thomas, NC
oh my, aint she pretty! and in the last pic with
in the last one I would call her Tina, not Tifa... cause she looks
like Tina Turner :) Probably got good legs like Tina too :)
janice
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I also noticed in the videos of the pacers that their heads are pretty
steady and not tipping and torqueing like the Icelandic Horses when they
pace. Why the difference?
smaller proportionate heads maybe? stjarni's a 14hh creature with
shortish legs, but a full-horse-length head and and
I feel like what Judy is talking about is what I call a hitch in his
giddyup :) they will be gaiting along fine and then blip the head
throws up and back, and often around the same time there is a hitch
in gait, a mis-timing of gait. I think it is probably cause something
is off, not enough
On 2/22/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finding Dagur has a lovely smooth gait, was just icing on the cake but
we won't be asking for it unless he offers it, and then it will be
used sparingly.
Wanda
that is a great plan... with my stonewall, we plodded around in the
roundpen
Saga, the perfect Mommy, goes back to work under saddle.
She's looking like she still wants her vacation! :)
Denise
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On 2/22/07, Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the tail pull for?
it is like a chiropractic adjustment, or part of a massage. they seem
to really like it!
It is in the linda tellington jones book... you hold the tail and
lean back like a water skier and rock slowly back and
in the last one I would call her Tina, not Tifa... cause she looks like
Tina Turner :) Probably got good legs like Tina too :)
Yes, she does! :) I make sure all my horses have good legs, or I won't
breed them. You know the saying: no legs, no horse. For all I care, they
can have wimpy
Annie Shields
Hi Annie - glad to see you posting on this list again. Welcome back! (Kat
and Annie back the same day - how nice!)
Karen Thomas
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this is a good color blue.
janice
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Step 9
Graduating from pushing on the neck, to where you don't need to do this
anymore and can maintain perfect balance, is actually not that hard. Simply
start pushing on the base of the neck to a lesser and lesser degree, until
you are riding more upright (don't try to sit straight though,
We have found that there are exercises you can do to help with this. IME
these horses are very tight in the shoulders and so leg exercises can be
very beneficial, the same goes for horses that are cow hocked.
With the rope walking horse I
would also do exercises from the ground to improve
Here's #5:
Thanks, Judy
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Laree
And--today in my riding lesson I questioned if I could use a side pull
on my lesson horse because I feel my hands aren't that great--my coach
then said that I'd never learn to have great hands unless the horse
has a bit, and the bit is for communication which you don't get with a
sidepull.
I would say realistically 12 to 13.2 and every now and then 14. Gosh
why is everyone obsessed with 14... Tivar isn't 14 and he is plenty
tall. Nasi is like 13.1 now I think and he is just about right...
I think it's a misrepresentation to list the height of Icelandic Horses as
12 to 15
I think someone asked for some head and mane pictures - I took advantage of the
windy day to get some big hair shots of Melnir.
You're invited to view these photos online at KODAK EASYSHARE Gallery!
Just click on View Photos to get started.
On 2/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Karen has shared photos with you.
Wow! What a beauty!!
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A lot of people have trouble believing that Skjoni is a shortened form of
his actual name. :)
Now that's a big name!!
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's really windy today, but a beautiful sunny 71 degrees. These are not
the most flattering pictures of Ima. :)
Karen Thomas, NC
HAHAHAHA oh my god i almost spewed my coffee! She looks like Don King!
Janice
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yipie tie yie yo
She's looking like she still wants her vacation! :)
Yeah, I think she's been enjoying the footloose lifestyle of an unemployed
empty-nester... ;)
Karen Thomas
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On 2/22/07, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this new breakthrough in Parelli Passenger Lessons: PUSHING on the base of
the neck.
Why does this work? And how much of a push? Pushing down, pushing forward?
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My boy.
What a beautiful face and soft expression!
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cream color that has been on Tifa's legs seems to be creeping down, and
getting more pronounced.
She has perfect legs! I love the coloring.
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mr. Handsome now prefers to hang out with the older women, Ima and Runa,
rather than the children. Just like his daddy, I guess...
He is handsome!
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's really windy today, but a beautiful sunny 71 degrees. These are not
the most flattering pictures of Ima. :)
How can you say that?!!! I LOVE them! The hair spikey in the wind
makes for really interesting shots!!
V
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tifa, with bad hair.
It's NOT bad hair! It's perfect hair!
V
On 2/22/07, Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tifa, with bad hair.
It's NOT bad hair! It's perfect hair!
V
well, i think she's had better hair days :)
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
On 2/22/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My boy.
Karen Thomas, NC
he has cool little fox ears like Nasi :)
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
Tina, an Icelandic Horse owner, in Norway, on Billsbook list posted:
Hi everyone ,
I'm working with a seven year old islandic mare whom I startet as the
forst horse i've been starting in my life with horses.
I would love to understand some things about the relationship between
me and that mare
I think you need to change her name to Miss Tina Turner. ;] Raven
HAHAHAHA oh my god i almost spewed my coffee! She looks like Don King!
Yep, she was definitely having a Don King hair day. You know, it doesn't
seem to matter at all to little Isak. He is in love with Ima!
She really is a pretty mare - but these are the pictures we'll save and show
her
I just couldn't stay away, especially now that I have 2 Iceys. You
were right, they are addictive.
Hi Kat! What's your second one?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
Everyone is growing up fast aren't they? Have you had a chance to
measure the height on any of your foals? Roka is about three months behind
some of yours and she really spurted up for awhile but has slowed down and
I'm wondering if they're similar in height now?
Man, no kidding they are
On Thu, 2007-02-22 at 13:16 -0800, Judy Ryder wrote:
I would say realistically 12 to 13.2 and every now and then 14. Gosh
why is everyone obsessed with 14...
It's just not true; it's not reality; who are they trying to kid?!?!?
And why?
Hi Everyone! :)
My name's Dee. I've been a
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