Perhaps someone could get the USIHC to support No
Horses on Ice.
HA! That was funny..! Raven
Ok. I don't get it. Do the horses use iceskates? How
do horses perform on ice. Never heard of it. By the
way, I think the show is coming to Pheonix. My area.
Lorraine
Happy Southwestern
OUCH! My sympathy-and congrats on staying seated and
getting him stopped
despite it
Rachel from E KY
Thank you very much. L
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Don't pick lemons.
See all the new 2007
If a person asked you who she might contact for an icelandic to
purchase, or what websites she should look at for good ones like
yours, well loved and naturally trained and kept in wholesome
environments
I like to recommend the people who are natural, and not icelandic-show
oriented.
Perhaps someone could get the USIHC to support No Horses on Ice.
HA! That was funny..! Raven
I'm serious!
I think the organization should take a stand if they care about the breed.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
On Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 09:50:46PM -0700, Judy Ryder wrote:
Vicka, perhaps you can be of immense help to us in getting some video for
analyzing gait!
Can you get a few segments of Stjarni with your digital camera? It doesn't
have to be long, maybe 10 seconds; standing as close to him as
never heard of it making a horse hyper
if a horse is having an allergic reaction..he may become hyper.
One of my calm gentle mares freaked out on banamine. The vet said it
was an allergic reaction and to never give banamine to her again. I
have also heard of this happening with ace and
You, and they, could be a valuable part of our on-going educational
progression to critical mass.
Is this any help?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7rWeWymJDw
Stan Hirson
http://hestakaup.com
Is this any help?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7rWeWymJDw
Thanks, Stan! Can you send me, off-list) the uncompressed part from about 6
seconds to
12 seconds? The original video should be clearer to be able to see better.
Also, would you have any gait video of the horses at liberty? And
Does anyone know about cruppers? Scooter has no
withers so I wondered if I should use one. Lots of
hills around here. Lorraine
I use a breast collar and a crupper on Stigandi when I ride in the english
saddle . The western saddle stays in place better. Neither fit well so I
sometimes
Wow Lorraine, what a beautiful photo!
Cheryl
ToltallyICE at Sand Creek Icelandic Horse Farm
Icelandic Horses and Icelandic Sheepdogs
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.toltallyice.com
Idaho
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$15,000 if she sold her 1 year old stud colt..he is awesomeof
course she has 2 other icelandics that she purchased in California
that she lost over $25,000 on, because the woman will not give her
the paperworkshe is trusting and did not get
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/3/07, Storme Lee~Fire Island Farms
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess you would rather all of us breeders go out of buisness so
no
Icelandics would be in the world.
Yipie!
Storme
I am getting alarmed that more and more the
On 4/4/07, Janet Westminster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
never heard of it making a horse hyper
if a horse is having an allergic reaction..he may become hyper.
One of my calm gentle mares freaked out on banamine. The vet said it
was an allergic reaction and to never give banamine to her
Is this any help?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7rWeWymJDw
Wow!!! I might pay some money for a Icey that does
that. It looks so smooth. Lorraine
Happy Southwestern Trails
Food fight? Enjoy some
If I was going to sell one of my horses, and I wanted to factor in how
much I have invested like you have broken it down above, factoring in
how much it costs to feed and for vetcare, I could sell any one of
mine for 10,000 and take a loss. My 2500 weanling that you think i
got such a good deal
I agree. the first saddle i got for my first icey needed a crupper on
hills, but when i changed to a wintec endurance, it no longer needed a
crupper, and stays in place perfectly, even on steep hills.
a dixie midnight pad and a neoprene girth can also help prevent saddle
slipping, to avoid needed
Who (in their right mind) would look at that photo and see noble.
Maybe noble for not throwing that crazy person!
how cute... great pictures, Sue... where do you live?
Bia
By endurance we conquer - Earnest Shackleton
oh my... what are you asking for him?
By endurance we conquer - Earnest Shackleton
I use a breast collar and a crupper on Stigandi when
I ride in the english
saddle . The western saddle stays in place better.
Neither fit well so I
sometimes ride one, sometimes the other.
Sherrel
I am still waiting for my skito pad to go with my BF
Cheyenne. I tried it once and it
The ametuer Final Goodbyes photo had me in tears but got my vote.
Vanetta's Boy on the professionals was my other pick.
Someone on the treeless list asked to see some pictures of Sensations on
horses and in action. I put together a few of ours, although in most of the
rider-up shots, you really can't tell what saddle we're using.
http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=4jh0nhxz.cfarntvvx=0y=-9mcned
I tried cutting
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your attitude reminds me of someone who does not vote, yet
critizes all
the politicians.
Storme, whew, you REALLY missed the boat with that one, almost
comically so.
FYI, Janice is very much an activist in the sound gaited horse
world...who I
A friend of mine would like to have an older, bombproof Icelandic gelding
for her little boy. She's willing to take on a 20-ish-or-plus year old with
minor (but manageable) health issues if the price is very low. She lives in
NC, so probably no imports, due to our SE risks. She's owned horses
On 4/4/07, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should breeding horses be a business for profit?
it should be to improve the breed and if you profit, fine. You
probably would have to sell them, anyone would eventually, or else you
would end up with too many and once the herd gets too large if
I am saying if you do not like our Icelandic Horse congress, join
them, join the trail riders program, log in some hours in the saddle,
if you do not like showing, fine, there is a way to participate
without showing...there are some of our members who do that here on
our list, they look
I got the veiled hint btw, that I think my horse is valuable
because I love him, but I don't think you are getting my hint, that
some
people are fooled by the emperors new icelandic clothes.
Janice
Well, I get your hint, what I do not like is you calling people
Stupid, or fooledsome
So now
I just wonder if he has opposite reactions. I know when sedated he
drops like a rock even tho i tell them every time to sedate to effect,
that he takes it hard...
Cold medicine that knocks most people out makes my daughter real hyper
so there can be contra indicative responses to
I am saying she is Acting that waymabye she could get more
involved, mabye breed a little, get on the riders trail program...get
involved , then come up with Positive and creative ideas to change
things for the better...otherwise its irritating.
I am a little surprised you would
On 4/4/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend of mine would like to have an older, bombproof Icelandic gelding
for her little boy. She's willing to take on a 20-ish-or-plus year old with
minor (but manageable) health issues if the price is very low. She lives in
NC, so probably
Perhaps someone could get the USIHC to support No Horses on Ice.
HA! That was funny..! Raven
I'm serious! I think the organization should take a stand if they
care about the breed.
judy...i'm the choir...remember! i know you are serious, so am i.
but...i just do not see the USIHC banning
...the person that bred your boy, did so at some time and
expense...and unless she is independently wealthy could not keep
breeding for profit if she were to sell her foals at a monatary loss.
Breeding is a buisness for some of us...
well. I don't know her life story intimately but I will
SHERREL LEININGER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the first saddle i got for my first icey needed a crupper... but when
i changed to a wintec endurance, it no longer needed a crupper, and
stays in place perfectly, even on steep hills.
Did you get a wide tree? I have looked at the wintec for
Should breeding horses be a business for profit?
Since, I've been breeding, I'll take that one...
No, I don't really think so. It would be lovely if we could find a nice
balance where the horses could become generally more affordable to more
people, but without putting them into the throwaway
Janice McDonald wrote:
unless I could come up with some special marketing scheme, like how my
horses come from a very special JRR
Tolkien hobbit breed of icelandic horse heretofore unknown...
Janice,
When are you writing your screenplay?!! You are a blessing to this list
-- and make me
Judy Ryder wrote:
I love my palomino pony and peach plants!
Lovely! Nice hibiscus too...wish we could have those in NC.
Trish
-Original Message-
From: IceHorses@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Judy Ryder
Should breeding horses be a business for profit?
...
If it is a business it should, but it often isn't.
Phil
Icelandic Horse Farm
Robyn Hood
From: Lorraine Voog [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My beautiful MFT is for sale
He's a beauty. Excuse my ignorance--what's a MFT?
V
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Karen Thomas wrote:
Melnir models the blue Sensation and Harmony bridle.
Handsome boy!
Trish
Karen Thomas wrote:
Melnir models the blue Sensation and Harmony bridle.
Karen Thomas, NC
I can't remember if you use the Sensation girth or not? I have the
smallest size (22) for Starri and it was fine for my original
Sensation pad. Do you find that with the hybrid model , the
From: Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Melnir models the blue Sensation and Harmony bridle.
Be still my heart!!
V
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Lovely! Nice hibiscus too...wish we could have those in NC. Trish
Actually Trish, there is a variation that survives here - I'm trying to
think of their common name. They live here anyway, and Tryon is only a
couple of degrees cooler than here.
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
He's a beauty. Excuse my ignorance--what's a MFT?
Missouri Foxtrotter...and he is beautiful!
BTW, Lorraine, do you have a thing for palominos, or is that coincidental?
My soul-mate horse prior to Sina was a 16H palomino QH - purely coincidence
that Sina is palomino too, though. :)
Karen
Karen Thomas wrote:
Lovely! Nice hibiscus too...wish we could have those in NC. Trish
Actually Trish, there is a variation that survives here - I'm trying to
think of their common name. They live here anyway, and Tryon is only a
couple of degrees cooler than here.
Oh, great! I
Oh, great! I will look out for them in the gardening store as I really
love hibiscus...remind me of Panama :-)
I think my mom still has some sprouts that have come up in her yard from her
big plants. I'll ask if you are interested. They aren't quite as flashy as
the tropical hibiscus but
Melnir models the blue Sensation and Harmony bridle.
I my gosh he models it well. Has he thought about
being a professional? Looking good. Lorraine
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The fish are biting.
He's a beauty. Excuse my ignorance--what's a MFT?
V
Mo. Fox Trotter Lorraine
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I love my palomino pony and peach plants!
Wow. That picture is a keeper. How neat. Lorraine
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oh my... what are you asking for him?
That is such a cute reply. LOL. I am asking $3500.
He is my husband's horse and he wants something
smaller. He really likes our Icey, Scooter. Lorraine
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I am guess Missouri Fox Trotter (he has the look of it).
Missouri Foxtrotter...and he is beautiful!
BTW, Lorraine, do you have a thing for palominos, or
is that coincidental?
My soul-mate horse prior to Sina was a 16H palomino
QH - purely coincidence
that Sina is palomino too, though. :)
Ever since I was little. LOL. Actually it is a
Be still my heart!! V
A blue that shade would look gorgeous on Orri too... :)
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't remember if you use the Sensation girth or not? I have the
smallest size (22) for Starri and it was fine for my original Sensation
pad. Do you find that with the hybrid model , the billets are lower? I am
girthed up to almost the last hole and really could use a smaller girth.
HolySmokeBatman!http://tinyurl.com/2a2rzpPS..horse is OK!
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.
Ever since I was little. LOL. Actually it is a coincidence. But I do
love Palominos. I think I just got lucky. Lorraine
Yeah...it's not been so much that I think the color is beautiful, but more
that I've known some awfully nice guys who were palominos. It started with
my friend down the
I think my mom still has some sprouts that have come up in her yard from her
big plants. I'll ask if you are interested. They aren't quite as flashy as
the tropical hibiscus but they are still pretty.
Karen Thomas
Yes, please! Would like to know the name...
Trish
I may have 2 mohair girth made for the sensation saddle for sale.
Can't use them on my RP saddle. Raven
He is so pretty Lorraine. I have a Foxtrotter and wouldn't buy anything else
at this point unless it was a mule out of a foxtrotter. Just my fav horses
in the world.
My beautiful MFT is for sale
Lorraine, you should post him on the gaitedhorse list.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
HolySmokeBatman!http://tinyurl.com/2a2rzp
PS..horse is OK!
Oh my lord. Yikes!! Lorraine
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He is so pretty Lorraine. I have a Foxtrotter and
wouldn't buy anything else
at this point unless it was a mule out of a
foxtrotter. Just my fav horses
in the world.
I am definetly back and forth on it. I just can't get
both out enough. Harley is totally smooth. Do you
have any
Is your guy by any chance related to that lovely MFT
stallion named Moon? I
think Moon is in Texas. Maybe his name is Prince
Moon Beam...? I think
Moon is cremello, meaning he can easily have
palomino babies.
Karen Thomas, NC
Mr Ed was my fav.. I miss him. If only they all
--- Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My beautiful MFT is for sale
Lorraine, you should post him on the gaitedhorse
list.
Judy
I did that with my other MFT and got no responses.
Plus I am not in a all fire hurry. I am not sure.
Scooter beat the poop out of Harley today. I
Can you get a few segments of Stjarni with your digital camera?
perhaps this weekend, if i can find someone to run
it while i ride?
Superb!
And possibly your friends can do the same with some horses in Iceland
i'll ask them and see what they can do
Great! Any gaits at liberty,
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