cool photos. i have a fear of water, so...don't think i would be
trying that any time soon! HAHA!
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, the American Ice Pony
Dixie Chic, the Barn Goddess
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We are all creatures.
>>while back I read that studies showed it was healthier for dogs to
eat the cheapest dry dog out there because of the low protein/high
fiber content
well...the cheapest dog food is usally made with rendered by products!
there is no way that i would feed my pets rendered by products. raven
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank goodness for calm horses. (I guess she could
> have gone forward and jumped *over* the fence!)
>
Yes it is lucky, still kind of scary when this stuff happens though.
Kim
OFF ANOTHER LIST!!! Hundreds have died..over 500 reported on
Nightline! Menu Foods knew about this ...back in February. Please
cross post to all pet owners.
Hi Folks,
There are Blogs & other Web Sites to keep up with the latest on this awful
situation, and it is disturbing to read the n
I went out to feed tonight and didn't see Charm. I
called her and she didn't come. There's a part of the
pasture that I can't see, behind the sheds. Sometimes
the horses hang out there to watch the neighborhood
kids. But usually Charm comes when I call her.
I went back there and found her stuc
On 21/03/07, Ann Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When he was a year or two he loved to jump and one time jumped a gate (about
> 3 1/2-4 feet) from a standstill. I was amazed, his back feet brushed the
> gate only. Luckily it was a gate between pastures and I was on my way to
> open it but gues
> Someone on another list, not an icelandic list, was laughing at those of us
> who have "ungaited domestics".
Then they need to learn to recognize a non show gait when they see one
and understand what naturally gaited means.
Wanda
--- Denise Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I used to sort of swim with my horses in the ocean
What a cool picture. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Finding fabulous fares is fun.
Let Yahoo! F
>>> Does he look more like a racking horse conformationally?... what gait in
the picture?
Looks like the "park trot" of a show Saddlebred to me.
Don't you just want to cut that tie-down off...?
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 21/03/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's a description of tolt from a website:
>
> >>A beautiful tölter has high foreleg movement and carries its head in a
> >>dignified, free manner. Other breeds, such as the American Saddlebred,
> >>have a similar gait, sometimes called the run
On 21/03/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> And there are a couple of Peppy...
>
> I particularly like Peppy's windswept 'do.
Oh so does hewhat a poser.
Apparently he's the miniature Fabio around here.
Wanda
On 21/03/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doesn't look trotty to me. I'd like to see this in video. Can you capture
> a nice closeup like this picture with several seconds from your digital
> camera, set to video?
He's in the frame for gaiting, I wonder if it's because of the footing
Neat photo! Swimming with my horse in Antigua woudl be great. I'd love to
go snorkeling with my horse!
Cherie
This is a response from Brandon in regard to a problem with the canter
(lope):
You didn't say if your horse has been ridden at the lope (canter)
much. It is common for horses relatively early in packing a rider at
that gait to hurry to a fast lope or gallop.
Your mental and emotional support an
On 21/03/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I was
> >>> pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event. ...
> >>> I suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
>
> Will you be going?
>
> Anneliese -
>
> Do you remember the dose you give your horses? The syringe I got is 2
> CC's which the vet factored in weight and the metabolism of
> Icelandics. Yes, I know Icelandics are horses and not some strange
> creature but I do strongly believe their metabolism is much more akin
>
> I agree. However, it's a start. In our area, there are plenty of
> pleasure riders that need some sort of venue for their horses but do
> NOT want to go the traditional way of what they've seen with their
> breed associations.
How about fun shows? Trail trials?
> I suspect every horse atte
>>> Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I was
>>> pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event. ... I
>>> suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
Will you be going? I'd like to hear more when/if you do.
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL P
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Wanda Lauscher"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I
was
> pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event.
>
> I suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
>
> Wanda
> To me, and this is only my opinion, FOSH is better than TWHBEA, because they
> don't allow stacks or chains or chemicals or action devices, or mechanical
> means; but they do allow more than what is natural (i.e. 1" shoes, caulks,
> etc.), so it's still not for me.
>
> Why not go natural if you w
I'm looking for more pictures of the Sensation saddle(s) on Icelandics. If
you have a picture, or an Icelandic and a Sensation would you get a picture
for the website?
Thanks!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> "Our goals in this endeavor are to bring more awareness to the public
> about gaited horses, and to offer exhibitors and breeders from
> Saskatchewan, a more central location to show there horses and compete
> against horses from all over Canada and possibly the US. Also many
> breeders are cu
another caution :)--- if you hang on and swim with them and you
AREN'T on their back... make sure you either do like Denise and have
them push (smart Denise) or position yourself safe from paddling
hoofs! Man they are really really whapping out some powerstrokes with
those feet when swimming!
Ja
Someone at work got in trouble and was fired. She had sent a lot of
inappropriate porno type pics and offensive jokes to people. The went
to the server and downloaded every attachment she had ever emailed OR
received. Oh my gosh it is just unbearably embarrassing how many
horse pics I sent her.
> Here is Nasi running from the donkey. I wonder what gait ? It seems
> on the trotty side but one of the two fee on this side is still on the
> ground instead of both in the air. Remember he is doing that thing
> where he is hunkered up in the behind cause he doesn't want to get bit
> :) But
>From: Denise Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I used to sort of swim with my horses in the ocean. I sort of developed a
>way (on my own)
>with my very first horse (then too young to ride
>anyway) to push me thru the water. <
Cool pictures-like you say, almost unbelievable! It almost seems nec
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Denise Taylor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>This way I would not
> be weighing her down by being on her back. We did do
> some swimming over her head but not for very long.
One summer I kept my pony near the San Diego River and we would go
swimming. It wasn't
> He's just getting into the mood for the Easter bunny to come visit him...:)
oh man I reckon! He scared me to death. Surely he would not try and
hop that gate! I guess I will have to feed him first because he was
so frantic that Gallant Boy had already started eating and his own
feed had ye
On 3/21/07, Ann Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When he was a year or two he loved to jump and one time jumped a gate (about
> 3 1/2-4 feet) from a standstill. I was amazed, his back feet brushed the
> gate only. Luckily it was a gate between pastures and I was on my way to
> open it but guess
On 3/21/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's a description of tolt from a website:
>
> >>A beautiful tölter has high foreleg movement and carries its head in a
> >>dignified, free manner. Other breeds, such as the American Saddlebred,
> >>have a similar gait, sometimes called the runn
Wow Denise! Cool Photos!
Cheryl
ToltallyICE at Sand Creek Icelandic Horse Farm
Icelandic Horses and Icelandic Sheepdogs
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.toltallyice.com
Idaho
When he was a year or two he loved to jump and one time jumped a gate (about
3 1/2-4 feet) from a standstill. I was amazed, his back feet brushed the
gate only. Luckily it was a gate between pastures and I was on my way to
open it but guess he was impatient. I am sure he is too mature and has
great
>>> If you are wondering where this was, it was Antigua and the year was
1980-97 when I worked there tracking satellites. That was where I taught
myself how to really ride (bareback). I will attach a pic of me and one of
my horses doing this style of swimming. I had a friend with an underwater
c
>>> Tivar did a new trick yesterday. While I was feeding and he was
frantically awaiting his turn, he sat up like a dog at the gate, little
front feet tucked like doggie paws, and hopped up and down four or five
times like Peter rabbit.
He's just getting into the mood for the Easter bunny to come
Update from YG:
"UPDATE: We are working to restore all the accounts that were in "Bouncing"
status due to the Gmail non-delivery issues. We expect it to take at least
24 hours to restore all affected accounts."
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
Here's a description of tolt from a website:
>>A beautiful tölter has high foreleg movement and carries its head in a
>>dignified, free manner. Other breeds, such as the American Saddlebred,
>>have a similar gait, sometimes called the running walk or rack.
>>Enthusiasts all over the world agree
>>> And there are a couple of Peppy...
I particularly like Peppy's windswept 'do. Nice pad too.
Karen Thomas
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From: Lorraine Voog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
FYI: Mighty Dogs and Science Diet dog food added
>today (3/20/2007) to
>recall list.
>
>
Thanks Raven. I have two dogs. that is scarey.
Lorraine<<< [brackets point >>>INTO the quoted text.]
Thanks for the warnings: a while back I read that studies s
--- Mary Arena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's spring in the Northeast!
>
> We've had 2 feet of snow since Friday!
>
> Mary
> Sand Lake, NY
Mary, it is so pretty there. Your horsies look like
they love it. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
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HA! Peppy, what a guy! He LOOKS like a Peppy!
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
--- Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FYI: Mighty Dogs and Science Diet dog food added
> today (3/20/2007) to
> recall list.
>
> If you dog shows any signs of illness, call your Vet
> ASAP. Please
> share this information with others.
>
Thanks Raven. I have two dogs. that is scarey. Lorra
Tivar did a new trick yesterday. While I was feeding and he was
frantically awaiting his turn, he sat up like a dog at the gate,
little front feet tucked like doggie paws, and hopped up and down four
or five times like Peter rabbit. I thought all of a sudden oh no, is
he trying to do a standing j
> And there are a couple of Peppy...
Peppy and you other horse are so pretty.
Happy Southwestern Trails
>>> He also warned me about wearing gloves when I handle it even though he
knows I'm past the "childbearing years" :-)) He was too diplomatic to say
that
Isn't that sort of a rude awakening? Heck, I once thought vets were all
"old people" and now they even let little kids practice veterinary me
>
> If the discomfort lasted that long, you likely gave her too much.
Anneliese -
Do you remember the dose you give your horses? The syringe I got is 2
CC's which the vet factored in weight and the metabolism of
Icelandics. Yes, I know Icelandics are horses and not some strange
creature b
>From: "Wanda Lauscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Attaching pics...
Great photos!
V
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