> on that animal. Hybrid vigor is an important component in animal
> breeding
We've talked about hybrid vigor before, and the importance in bringing in
some diversity.
This could be beneficial in helping to breed spavin out of the breed; put
better bone on the horses, or even strengthen gaitedn
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Another reason people might be cross-breeding
> Icelandics with the heavier, small breeds like the
> Gypsy Vanner and the Haflinger could be because the so
> called "purists" breeding for show are refining the
> Icelan
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Must be a US price--I haven't seen $15 jean at Walmart here. :(
I wear $1.25 thrift store jeans, except my nice going out on the town
jeans. They were Cruel Girl jeans on clearance for $9. >bg<
It's got to be at lea
--- Dee Dreslough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>I feel the other side of this issue needs
representation and it hasn't yet appeared on the
board. I felt compelled to speak up.<<
HOORAY for you, Dee!! Actually, this topic has come
up before, and many on this list agree with you. A
cross-bred hor
> http://iceryder.net/luna.html
>
> This horse belongs to the Vet Tech at my Vet's office. Nate is a
> really nice young man. And Dana is in my saddle club...she does a
> nice job at startings young horses and is a good trained
> This looks like a American bred mutt.
Hey..I'm an Americ
I know this is hard to believe, but when Scooter and I
were on the trail today he discovered a injured cat.
He was looking that direction. I thought maybe it was
another rider. Then I heard a crying sound(poor
baby). It was a really messed up cat. Scooter is a
hero LOL. The cat is now in my g
>
> Our Icelandic horse,Paddy/Slettir, is very spooky
> with nervous me, and
> I'm too old to hit the dust many more times--geesh,
I hear that. Been there done that. I rode Scooter
today. I am lucky. Not much spooks him. My husand
isn't much into helping me work with the boys and it
is too
>
> That's just an expression meaning a lot of hours
> under saddle - referring to
> sweaty saddle pads.
>
>
I know that is the answer for Harley. I just don't
have the time. I already have a day job. That is,
graveyard. I am always tired. He just needs miles. Lorraine
Happy Southwester
I agree with you anne...but you're never going to stop the "horse lovin'
backyard breeder". I have a few neighbors here in NC... not the most
educated horse people but they ride and they love their horses and if they
can find a "good stud" for one of their mares... they'll have one baby a
year to
Hi All:
I read somewhere that someone used KY for sheath cleaning and that it
was better because you don't have to rinse.
Is this true? Anyone used it for this purpose??
I'm ready to do sheath cleaning but want to know it works before I buy
3 of them at pharmacy. I'm not amune to being embaras
--
I have a MFT that makes me nervous and make him act
like a butt head. I don't have time to ride him
everyday so he acts up and I make it worse by being
nervous. I get mad but it isn't his falt. I think I
am going to sell him. He is a beautiful palomino.
16HH. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern T
>From: "Ferne Fedeli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>PS I think the horsewomanspirit jeans are quite stretchy and
>comfortable--mroe so than other riding jeans I've had.
That's good to know! I've ordered myself a pair.
Thanks,
V
_
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On 24/03/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > he drops it. Only thing I dislike about it is that the dang rawhide
> > over the nose just appears so severe. I cringe when people remark on
> > it. People think it is a gagamore.
>
> What bit is this? Picture?
I think that's the combi
> he drops it. Only thing I dislike about it is that the dang rawhide
> over the nose just appears so severe. I cringe when people remark on
> it. People think it is a gagamore.
What bit is this? Picture?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> This is Jaspar's favorite bit. I bought one for Stonewall because it
> said it helps a horse to "collect". Stonewall acted like he had no
> bit at all with it. It cost so much I couldn't bear to not use it so
> I tried it on jaspar. The bridle needed adjusting because it hung so
> low and loo
M
--- Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went to a John Lyons clinic one time, given by two certified
Lyons trainers.
> Also the rope slinging is too much for me. There is no sense
> whatsoever in slinging a rope at a horse's rear while he races
> around a roundpen in a complete
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> Info on a Gypsy Vanner / Icelandic Horse cross for sale:
> http://iceryder.net/luna.html
>
>
> This horse belongs to the Vet Tech at my Vet's office. Nate is a
> really nice young man. And Dana is in my saddle club...she
On 3/23/07, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another pet food maker lawsuit http://tinyurl.com/24cdu7
>
> More info http://www.rochongenova.com/petfoods.aspx
>
> Raven
>
Thanks Raven! I currently use some Royal Canin dry food for 2 of the
dogs. They
are not on the list though...
Ferne
On 3/23/07, Virginia Tupper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone tried the Horsewomanspirit jeans? They have bootcut riding
> jeans, low cut too. Not a bad price either. (Would probably look nice with
> my new Ariats.)
> http://www.horsewomanspirit.com/index.html
> V
>
I have both the bootcut
Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Info on a
Gypsy Vanner / Icelandic Horse cross for sale:
http://iceryder.net/luna.html
This horse belongs to the Vet Tech at my Vet's office. Nate is a
really nice young man. And Dana is in my saddle club...she does a
ni
>> Info on a Gypsy Vanner / Icelandic Horse cross for sale:
http://iceryder.net/luna.html
This horse belongs to the Vet Tech at my Vet's office. Nate is a
really nice young man. And Dana is in my saddle club...she does a
nice job at startings young horses and is a good trainer.
Raven
Lucy & Mo
On 3/23/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Dr. Hilary Clayton, Bit Study:
> >
> > http://iceryder.net/bitstudy.html
>
>
> Additional info from the studies:
>
> Myler comfort snaffle.
This is Jaspar's favorite bit. I bought one for Stonewall because it
said it helps a horse to "collec
On 3/23/07 7:58 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a question. Does anyone know how old a colt is before he is fertile?
> Stormur, born in July, is mounting and trying to breed all the mares and
> geldings in the pasture. I don't know whether to be worried about him
On 3/23/07, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>On the news they said the CDC is looking into possibilities of human
> death from this!
>
> from handling the recalled dog food? <:{ please keep us updated on this!
>
no, I am thinking wheat gluten is used in many many human food products.
Info on a Gypsy Vanner / Icelandic Horse cross for sale:
http://iceryder.net/luna.html
Not sure what the price is, as he forgot to include it.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> Dr. Hilary Clayton, Bit Study:
>
> http://iceryder.net/bitstudy.html
Additional info from the studies:
Myler comfort snaffle. A wide range
of Myler bits is available. One of the
bits evaluated in this study was the Myler
comfort snaffle. As shown in Figure 4a,
the two arms of the mouthpiece
I worm 4-6 times a year. And still had a worm load problem this past
year. I am hesitant to worm with Quest since Jaspar colicked on it
the first time when young. But last time I did Quest on everyone.
Weigh tape first. I think with jaspar he colicked because I gave him
the whole tube and he on
A gal on the EquineCushings list said that her cushings horse, 36 years old,
who
hasn't shed in six years, has had unbelievable results with Enerpuls, which
is magnetic resonance stimulation therapy:
http://members.cox.net/mediconsult/Enerpuls.htm
She had "pre" tests done and just got the result
On 3/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh Janice,
>
> That's terrible.
>
> My husband and I were just talking about the possibility that the same thing
> could happen in the human food chain or (somwhow it seems worse) our horse
> grains.
they say it was not in dry food, only
> Yikes. A friend of mine just got word that her previously healthy 48 year old
> father is
> suddenly having complete liver failure and is in ICU.
I just found out that he had an alcohol issue.
On 23/03/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> with say your standard rotating every-other-month american-stayle
> worming, how long would you say it takes to get over all this...?
>
> thanks,
> --vicka
Around here my guys are dewormed 3 times a year. May, August, and
then in October
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