> point is that there are foster kids all over america who have never
> even seen a pair of pajamas and are taken to shelters and have to be
> put to bed in the nasty clothes they wore when they came in. I think
> Judy is trying to have us as horse people, band together to do
> something really h
> Floppy Disks How could you even play them?!
My old computer has a floppy drive. Not sure it still works! I suppose I
should put all those floppy pictures into the computer and / or on CD.
Judy
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>> I think Starri would look good, too, in his feathers and beads... I bet a
>> child would love to have his photo!
>>
> I will have to forward the photos on to you to Photoshop them...I am
> clueless about that stuff! I'll try to get some good ones...
I don't think the picture will have to be
Rachel,
I love your use of high upkeep and drama in referring to the TWH. I do
really enjoy mine, and he's one tough little horse, but that describes him to
a T.
Nancy
On 12/04/07, megdcl2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hercules was recently awarded the honorable distinction of Worlds
> > > Biggest Dog by Guinness World Records. Hercules is an English Mastiff
> > > and has a 38 inch neck and weighs 282 pounds.
> Snopes says this was photo shopped.
Do ya thin
On 12/04/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Charm is, I would say, "lean". (Cookie eats all the extra food :-().
I had always considered Dagur to be rather slender...at least until
the other day.
When we were trying the sensation saddle between Dagur and Solon...we
discovered that Dagu
> This horse is showing a two foot / three foot support (with a couple of
> deviations where he's on a single hind foot, but that is probably causal,
> either tack or negative rider influence).
Yes, he moves from a two to three foot support. It took a few runs
through the video to pause at varous
WOW.I'm in love! Love them stocky boys. Where the "rest of
the story" ? Raven
.
> I have attached a younger pic of my Sky, just love it.
Sweet!
Thanks for sending the pictures! Janice, too!
It's nice to see the different horses, colors, etc.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
From: "Virginia Tupper"
>>>referring to: " that can take several years to
perfect, when there are, say, calm, reliable
> >mustang crosses that would just need a few hours of training?"
>I don't think I've ever seen a mustang cross.<<<
The local grade trail horses are mostly gaited breeds mixe
Judy Ryder wrote:
>> I hope you enclose the pictures in the PJ package...some little one is
>> going to be very surprised and happy!
>>
>
> I think Starri would look good, too, in his feathers and beads... I bet a
> child would love to have his photo!
>
I will have to forward the photos
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>(http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=979330)
Very pretty! Don't have any of those around here, that I know of anyways!
V
_
Fine Dining & Fancy Food. Check Out This Collection Of Good
> I agree with that, however what Ray hunt can do, I certainly can not
> do, and since I am not a professional and do other things in my life
> besides ride and train, I will not ever be the rider he is...
>
> That said, I think it is a process
Definitely. And I think maybe Ray had some mea
Here's a nice example of a mustang cross:
_http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=979330_
(http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=979330)
Nancy
>
> oooh I am so excited!!! and Sky is sd bay? So that
> means the baby
> could be bay, black, blue dun, red dun, sd bay dun
> oh my gosh!
> springing to life :) It could be black sd couldnt
> it?? ooh that
> would be cool. Arora's sire was the kolskeggur
> famous for throwing
> duns so ma
Judy Ryder wrote:
> And he remembered me from so long ago!
>
> That's me talking to his owner, and in the other picture that's me using the
> crop as a target. He caught on quick and enjoyed it.
>
> Amazing what a "click" will do, isn't it?
>
>
Oooh, I have goosebumps...what a neat story. Lo
>From: "rachel Jenkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>that can take several years to perfect, when there are, say, calm, reliable
>mustang crosses that would just need a few hours of training?
I don't think I've ever seen a mustang cross.
V
From: "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Found it!
My husband and I were on a trip in 2001 and were passing thru a friend's
town on the way home, so we called ahead of time to see if we could stop for
a minute to say "hey".
And he remembered me from so long ago!
Pretty cool story!
Floppy Dis
Here is a way to help horses if you have any extra money. If you are
thinking of buying some bling for fun, instead send a check to help
these poor horses!
janice
The Georgia Department of Agriculture has learned that Roger Prater
and Bobbie Allison have been charged with 204 counts each of cruel
On 4/12/07, Storme Lee~Fire Island Farms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> When a rider is having issues with a horse, they almost always (they
> meaning the 3 pro's that I am in contact here on this island) say the
> rider just needs to relax, that horse is fine.
>
> And yes they horse might be fin
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Which one would you recommend for a hard mouth? Lorraine
>
>
> Ray Hunt would say that if you can't stop your horse with bit, go
> to a
> halter; and if you can't stop him in a halter, ride bridleless.
>
>
> Judy
I agree with that, however
was the clickering from years ago or from now?
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > double twisted copper snaffle...I admit, she was a hard one to
> stop
>
> Yuck!
>
>
> > Sally retrained her, starting off with adding a hackamore
> > She now rides in a very comfy bitor really a halter about 1/2
> the
> > time as Sally ride
What gait on this horse:
> http://www.tolthorse.com/video.cfm?SHID=91
>
> That's what we'd call a rack, but is apparently also a tolt.
Tolt and rack (same gait) have one foot / two foot support.
This horse is showing a two foot / three foot support (with a couple of
deviations where he's
> double twisted copper snaffle...I admit, she was a hard one to stop
Yuck!
> Sally retrained her, starting off with adding a hackamore
> She now rides in a very comfy bitor really a halter about 1/2 the
> time as Sally rides her from her seat mostly now.
>
> had a lot of fun to get her h
> Which one would you recommend for a hard mouth? Lorraine
Ray Hunt would say that if you can't stop your horse with bit, go to a
halter; and if you can't stop him in a halter, ride bridleless.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
judy, are you gonna tell us or not, dang it!
janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
> Hi Janice:
> Arora was paired up with my Skyfaxi last year and she
> is due the 20th April
oooh I am so excited!!! and Sky is sd bay? So that means the baby
could be bay, black, blue dun, red dun, sd bay dun oh my gosh! I see
that Ofeigur was the one contributing the snip to nasi, but I
> 5" Double Twisted Copper wire (if someone here doesn't buy it for a
> decoration, I'll keep it as a paperweight). Beautiful bit to look
> at.
> NWT $5
> Steph
When we bought Bylgia almost 5 years ago, she came with Her bit...a
double twisted copper snaffle...I admit, she was a hard one to st
> I think it should be Charm! Plus, you are THE most
> important good influences on the Icelandic Horse!
Thank you, Sue!
That was very nice.
I think we would defer to a horse that's closer to Chicago (too far for
Charm to travel from California!); or perhaps to the horse and owner who have
t
>
> > Hercules was recently awarded the honorable distinction of Worlds
> > Biggest Dog by Guinness World Records. Hercules is an English Mastiff
> > and has a 38 inch neck and weighs 282 pounds.
Snopes says this was photo shopped.
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Because if you want to inact change, you gotta get involved, not
> just
> > sit back on the computer
>
> Storme, how many Icelandic Horses are in Hawaii? How many
> Icelandic Horse
> owners?
>
> Can you get them involved in the Pajama Project?
By Angela:
this is a reminder (or maybe you did not know) that Leslie Desmond,
horsemanship instructor and co-author of "True Horsemanship thru Feel"
with Bill Dorrance will be in Yorkshire next month for a demo and
clinic, to be held at Moorhouse Equestrian Centre (just off the A1 a
bit). The de
> I'm so easily fooled by Photoshop :-[ ! That pic is so great...Charm
> picking out PJs! I hope you enclose the pictures in the PJ
> package...some little one is going to be very surprised and happy!
Oh, that's a good idea!, Trish! You're so smart! Thanks!
I think Starri would look good, to
>
> They are basically running around on the ice,
> putting on a "show". Ice nails are used in their
> shoes to stop them from slipping on the ice, which
> may not be so bad
> if the horses are walking on ice, but with running,
> the ice nails grab the
> ice and send a torque up the leg. This
> I wanted to offer these here before putting them on
> Ebay, since alot
> of the bits I've collected are hard to find, older,
> and I'd rather see
> them with friends as with strangers. Officially, I'm
> taking at least a
> year off from horses, and only keeping Star.
Which one would you recomm
--- pippa258 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm so easily fooled by Photoshop :-[ ! <<
Oh, man! Burst my bubble! And here I thought Charm
went shopping inside Walmart!
Susan in NV
Happy High Desert Trails
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OH MY GAWD! You absolutely have to e-mail this
pic to Oprah!!
Susan in NV
Happy High Desert Trails
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/
__
Okay, Judy, you've got me hooked. Did you really "know" this horse?
I ask because I had the same experience with our adopted daughter Brenda the
first time we met. She was living in an orphanage for disabled orphans in
Baja, Mexico. She was seven years old, does not look a thing like me - my
I wanted to offer these here before putting them on Ebay, since alot
of the bits I've collected are hard to find, older, and I'd rather see
them with friends as with strangers. Officially, I'm taking at least a
year off from horses, and only keeping Star.
5 1/2" Loose Ring Happy Mouth French Link
Judy Ryder wrote:
>> This is so cute! Did people stop to talk to you when they saw Charm in
>> the parking lot?!
>>
>
>
> Nah, nobody noticed :-).
>
I'm so easily fooled by Photoshop :-[ ! That pic is so great...Charm
picking out PJs! I hope you enclose the pictures in the PJ
package..
> Because if you want to inact change, you gotta get involved, not just
> sit back on the computer
Storme, how many Icelandic Horses are in Hawaii? How many Icelandic Horse
owners?
Can you get them involved in the Pajama Project? including Eloise?
Here's the link for more info: http://icery
Yup I'm a real estate agent now. And yes, a high end horse property in North
Asheville is very expensive. But 10 minutes out from there in any direction
and the price drops dramatically.
Sue
"The greatest enemy of the truth very often is not the lie- deliberate,
contrived and dishonest --
> Sorry - I missed this somehow. Could someone explain what it is and how
> one
> would participate? We're always interested in things that benefit kids.
The Icelandic Horse Connection has joined up with the Pajama Program which
was spotlighted on Oprah's show last week. It is a program to
--- Virginia Tupper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >The truth is that in most cases the solution lies
> within the rider and
> >nowhere else.
>
>
> Ouch! I didn't think I was that bad of a rider!
> V
~~
I don't think it's so much of being a "b
Judy Ryder wrote:
> One of our list members referred a local gal to me to help her find an
> Icelandic Horse.
>
> Several days ago, she sent me this picture and asked if I would go with her
> to check out this horse.
>
> The image was not that flattering, at least to me... looked like he had a
>
> The image was not that flattering, at least to me... looked like he had a
> big honkin' head, like old Tulle; out of proportion to his body.
>
> We met up a few days ago and went to see him.
I saw him on dreamhorse I think. registered canadian?? I can't
remember. I thought he was pretty ni
I kinda hope you guys arent missing the point about the pajamas! The
point is that there are foster kids all over america who have never
even seen a pair of pajamas and are taken to shelters and have to be
put to bed in the nasty clothes they wore when they came in. I think
Judy is trying to have
Nasi needs to be on Oprah!!! He will walk up stairs! And maybe charm
could learn to carry some baby pajamas in her mouth!
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
>>From: "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The truth is that in most cases the solution lies within the rider and
nowhere else.
Ouch! I didn't think I was that bad of a rider!
If you own enough horses, you learn that is NOT necessarily true. There are
horses with different personalit
y'all help me brainstorm. I have a big idea and if anyone wants to
steal it go for it :)I was thinking of asking you guys how we can do
this! My husband won an awrd last year for raising more money than
anyone else to help throw a local rodea for the sheriffs posse we
belong to. To throw a rode
Sorry - I missed this somehow. Could someone explain what it is and how one
would participate? We're always interested in things that benefit kids.
Nancy
** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
I'm really enjoying A Good Horse Has No Color by Nancy Marie Brown. It
appears to have been first printed in 2001 and she says there were 2000
Icelandics
in the US that year and 1000 in Canada. Those numbers seem low, but it's a
scholarly book. Are her numbers still accurate?
Nancy
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> We are going pajama shopping!<<
OK, Judy, I am looking forward to the next picture! I
would not doubt that Charm would go into WalMart
>> Maybe Oprah will have one of our horses on her
show!<<
I think it should be Charm! Plus, you are THE most
imp
Judy Ryder wrote:
> Just let us know how many pajamas (or books) to add to the list of numbers.
> Maybe Oprah will have one of our horses on her show!
>
This is so cute! Did people stop to talk to you when they saw Charm in
the parking lot?!
Trish
>From: pippa258 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>
>When Things Go Wrong With Us and Our Horses, by Dr. Thomas Ritter
>The truth is that in most cases the solution lies within the rider and
>nowhere else.
Ouch! I didn't think I was that bad of a rider!
V
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On 11/04/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are going pajama shopping!
Excellent! So you walk her right into Walmart?
Wanda
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