On Fri, Mar 30, 2007 at 01:05:00PM -0400, Karen Thomas wrote:
> If your mom was bitten by a bat suspected of being rabid, then she must have
> had a series of shots...but then, that's why I advise people to check with
> their MD or health department. I think most people would consider the
> $10,0
>
> Take pictures (or have someone take pictures of you
> and Scooter!).
>
>
Ok. I emailed about Stella. Haven't heard back yet. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Finding fabulous fares is fun.
Let
>I am riding Scooter in a poker ride tomorrow. Wish me
> luck
Good luck!!!
Take pictures (or have someone take pictures of you and Scooter!).
Judy
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http://clickryder.com
--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hehehehe! How do you REALLY feel, Susan? You do
recognize the name of the person being quoted, right?
<<
Nope! Never heard of the person, can't even remember
the name. Who was it?
Susan in NV
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Susan in NV
Nevermore Ra
I am riding Scooter in a poker ride tomorrow. Wish me
luck Lorraine
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>From: "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>As a second thought, there is taportment, which is tapping, a type of
>massage to relax the muscles and release endorphins:
That's interesting--I've never heard of this.
V
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>From: "kim morton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>(they do get matted body
>hair though),
Orri has matts in his armpits!!
V
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My friend and I were riding by the Salt river and saw
some wild horse. Neato!!! On our way home Scooter was
sniffing the ground and I thought he was smelling the
wild horses. All of a sudden he went down (to roll).
I stepped off and off he went. I thought he would
come back because we had my fri
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> I have a pair of driving reains made out of this and I love them but
> is there a way to attach the reins to the bit without the metal clips
> - I don't like to use them because I think a lot of horses don't like
> the vibration of the metal on metal.
>
> --
> Laree
>
I bought some leather bit ke
Our very own trainer, Susanna Widrig, is featured in the new issue of
the USIHC Quarterly magazine! It is a nice article. Pretty exciting
for those of us that think she is so great! Evidently the wider world
had heard of her too.
Ferne Fedeli
No. California
On 3/30/07, ToltallyICE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Melamine has been found in effected dogs. ABC News is apparently now saying
> the numbers thought to be 1000 or more are now believed to possibly be 10
> times that. >
> Cheryl
>
It just goes on and on. I use Wysong, AvoDerm and Royal Canin and
On 3/26/07, Sue McKenney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Baby born three days ago at the farm down the street from me!
>
> Sue
>
How darling! We have a new calf here that we are bottle feeding (the
mother died) and all the horses (and the donkey) and just fascinated!
Ferne
while i fully agree on the nutrition and healthcare part, don't you
feel that iceys are on the VERY EASY end of "horse" in management and
especially in training? while i would never dream of starting an untrained
"big horse" (or riding many a trained one, for that matter), starting Icey
young
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here's a short video of Charm backing up:
>
> http://iceryder.net/charmbackup.html
>
> This is at liberty, no halter or lead rope. I leaned on and over
her, and
> gave her the finger wiggle as a signal along with the
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >I still wouldn't get it in his eyes though.
> >
> >Kim
> >
>
>
> Orri's forelock is very long and is always in his eyes--I was
concerned if
> product in his forelock would irritate his eyes.
> V
I've used it on
>>> Indeed, as the author points out, bits do not control horses, but may I
add that sometimes the bit is ADDING volumes to the horse's communications.
That head-tossing and refusing to take the bit may not only be due to heavy
hands and heavy bits but also soreness...
I think that was a good post
>>> If that falls through, I'll let you know, and just in case I'll ask her
if black is ok. Is this one of Kaaren Jordan's versions?
Yes, it's very nice, 100% wool bottom and no-slip top...and never used.
It's identical to my purple one that I use on Eitill.
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 3/30/07, Storme Lee~Fire Island Farms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree with Karen on this one...I would add besides an MD, go to a
> licensed Naturopathic Doctor as well ( a graduate from Bastyr, NC&M
> or one of the other 3 Naturpathic Universities), as they have
> additional info on v
By Jord-Ann:
The Gorilla in the Room Kathy Sdao shared with us some video clips
produced by researchers who study visual cognition. That's totally
normal. Our brains filter out an enormous amount. We see what we are
focused on, what we are directed to see, what we want
--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> Should I get a rabies vaccine since I'm handling 'unfamiliar'
> cats/dogs/whatever is bleeding on the side of the road?
>
> Even though I think I learned more about rabies than the average
> Joe last
> year when we got the vaccines, I'll be the
"Karen Thomas" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> ... blood testing... many years ago... seemed to nicely explain her
>>> results, so I did not then search for supportive studies.
> I assume that you didn't find any studies at all?
correct, i didn't find any real studies on Iceys; in fact there wer
Shoot, John Parke just offered to buy it. If that falls through, I'll let
you know, and just in case I'll ask her if black is ok. Is this one of
Kaaren Jordan's versions?
Cherie
Here's a short video of Charm backing up:
http://iceryder.net/charmbackup.html
This is at liberty, no halter or lead rope. I leaned on and over her, and
gave her the finger wiggle as a signal along with the voice command of
"Back".
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> From "A Good Horse Hath No Color, The Search for the Perfect Horse"
> by Nancy Marie Brown:
> "Icelandics are so inherently bonding," Elwell warned. ...You need to make
> them
> always alert to people, not quite sure what a person will do."
Renee wrote, in regard to the above quote: "Anne E
>>> I have a pair of driving reains made out of this and I love them but is
there a way to attach the reins to the bit without the metal clips - I don't
like to use them because I think a lot of horses don't like the vibration of
the metal on metal.
I've heard that, but I've never had an issue usi
On 3/30/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If your mom was bitten by a bat suspected of being rabid, then she must have
> had a series of shots...but then, that's why I advise people to check with
> their MD or health department. I think most people would consider the
> $10,000+ i
Melamine has been found in effected dogs. ABC News is apparently now saying
the numbers thought to be 1000 or more are now believed to possibly be 10
times that. Clinics are claiming patients are also affected by the DRY
FOODS. A shipment of the suspect wheat gluten was received by one US maker
of
--- Ann Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is another photo for Judy's Sensation files.
> Djangi is all decked out
> in Nickers wear, custom Hybrid, matching breast
> collar, bridle and bur pad.
> Doesn't he look proud?
>
> Ann
He looks great. I am probably the only person in the
world
>>> My gelding's mane and tail are coarse and have never tangled. I
wondered if it was a breed characteristic, but I guess not
I have 19 Icelandics here at the moment, and have owned six others. Of
those, one regularly gets dreadlocks, and another occasionally gets a few.
However, neither ge
>>> Is this for real? If so, that person is a NUT JOB! Sorry, so is
anyone else who believes this!
Hehehehe! How do you REALLY feel, Susan? You do recognize the name of the
person being quoted, right? BTW, I think it's ridiculous too, absolutely
ludicrous, so I'm absolutely not arguing w
>>> if you get bitten, then yes, you should. it's not the huge deal it used
to be, either. my mom had a rabies shot recently for being bitten by a bat.
If your mom was bitten by a bat suspected of being rabid, then she must have
had a series of shots...but then, that's why I advise people to che
> Back to the subject though: if anyone finds any true medical differences in
> the breed, I'd like to hear about them, but for now, I just assume my
> Icelandic's are generic horses from a medical point of view.
>
The only difference I've had first hand experience with is anesthesia
and in both c
On 3/29/07, Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They are very comfy! Last year, I dyed a pair turquoise and they came out
> nice, but I see the Ebay person has bright purple ones that I must have (I
> can't get them to dye that bright in purple)!
I have a pair of driving reains made out o
On 3/30/07, Stephanie Caldwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not conerned about exposure since kitty and the entire covey of
> kitties was healthy. It's more a what if the next kitty I pickup isn't
> healthy. Or, I don't know the history.
I wanted to add a few things...
This morning I talked
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Approaching the "turnip foal," she told me, "I walked out quietly
> into the field, and, when I was within five feet of the foal, I
jumped
> into the air and screamed. He jumped four feet in the air and took
> off. I chase
>> I was following everything he was doing until he started acting rude
>> slapping the horse all over it's body while saying he had to be rude
>> because
>> the colt was introverted.
>
> I don't have the video so can't say what he was doing or why. I don't
> know
> that I would ever have a reas
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> You need to make them always alert to people, not
quite sure what a person will do."<<
Is this for real? If so, that person is a NUT
JOB! Sorry, so is anyone else who believes this!
Susan in NV
Happy High Desert Trails
Susan in NV
Nevermore
> Here is my boy Atli with a boy that has cerebral palsy.
Nice boy, Atli!
Thanks for the pictures!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> An article about bits:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2xbmcl
>From Annalee:
Indeed, as the author points out, bits do not control horses, but may I add
that sometimes the bit is ADDING volumes to the horse's communications.
That head-tossing and refusing to take the bit may not only be due to hea
> I'm testing here to see if I've finally figured out how to reduce file
> size.
> The attached photo was taken this morning during a training session with
> Tosca, who will become a therapy horse for our thirteen year old daughter
Good job, Nancy! and thanks so much for the picture! Now you
> Is Sally Swift still alive? She would be very old now if she is.
She is! She'll be 94 on 20 April. :) (If anyone would like to send a card,
they can to: 121 Oak
Grove Ave, Brattleboro, VT 05301).
She still makes it out to many of the clinics, even if just for a little bit.
/Roo
>From "A Good Horse Hath No Color, The Search for the Perfect Horse"
by Nancy Marie Brown:
In America there are few half-wild herds of Icelandic foals with fire
under their feet. "We have predators," points out Elwell. Coyotes roam
the wooded edges of her Hudson Valley farm; California and Canada,
>> http://www.hempfling.com/haestfolk_article.pdf
>
> you know if the book is available in english?
Yes, it is; it's an interesting book. He also has some videos, etc.
http://iceryder.net/hempfling.html
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
On 3/30/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Even though I think I learned more about rabies than the average Joe last
> year when we got the vaccines, I'll be the first to tell you this: that is
> NOT a question for a yahoo list. That is a serious decision, the shots
> seem to be v
Is there anything I
> could use to help? I don't want anything that will bother his eyes.
> V
I don't know if it would irritate his eyes, but Cowboy Magic brand
detangler works great. It is pricey. However, a little goes a long
way.
My gelding's mane and tail are coarse and have never tan
I am looking for another Icelandic. I would like to
find one close by, like Ca. What was the name of that
rance near Bakersfield? thanks Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Now that's room service! Choose
virginia,
I use "Cowboy Magic" detangler and shine, it really gets the tangles out. I
will check on the bottle and see about the eyes but expect it is Ok. I will
let you know today if it is not.
Ann
Is Sally Swift still alive? She would be very old now if she is. Annie
I guess what I remembered having heard (from the vet at Virginia Tech
who did the blood testing on my previous horse, many years ago) was wrong.
That notion had seemed to nicely explain her results, so I did not then
search for supportive studies.
I assume that you didn't find any studies at
On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 07:28:13PM -0500, Stephanie Caldwell wrote:
> Should I get a rabies vaccine since I'm handling 'unfamiliar'
> cats/dogs/whatever is bleeding on the side of the road?
if you get bitten, then yes, you should. it's not the huge deal it
used to be, either. my mom had a rabies
>>> If anyone is interested in a Sensation Burr Pad, I have one practically
new for $175. My boss wants a regular Skito pad.
Does she want a Skito for a Sensation? I might be willing to trade What
color is the Burr and is it cut for the trail model or the Hybrid? I have a
black Sensation Sk
>>> Should I get a rabies vaccine since I'm handling 'unfamiliar'
cats/dogs/whatever is bleeding on the side of the road?
Even though I think I learned more about rabies than the average Joe last
year when we got the vaccines, I'll be the first to tell you this: that is
NOT a question for a yahoo
>I still wouldn't get it in his eyes though.
>
>Kim
>
Orri's forelock is very long and is always in his eyes--I was concerned if
product in his forelock would irritate his eyes.
V
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--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Orri's forelock is very tangled and is beginning to look like dreads-
-he
> gets impatient with me trying to tease out the tangles. Is there
anything I
> could use to help? I don't want anything that will bothe
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