> I really appreciate the feedback. I was starting to
> think that nobody really cared about my postings.
I love your photos!
Please post them more often! :o)
Cheryl
ToltallyICE at Sand Creek Icelandic Horse Farm
Icelandic Horses and Icelandic Sheepdogs
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www
>> I really appreciate the feedback. I was starting
> to think that nobody really cared about my postings.
<<
Oh, no, please don't feel that way!! I love your
stories and your pictures! Keep them coming!
Susan in NV
Happy High Desert Trails
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oas
>> I really appreciate the feedback. I was starting to
> think that nobody really cared about my postings.
We love all the pictures of Scooter!
Any braids yet? :-)
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
>>Do you mean, why is it called that? It is Indian land in AZ near
Scottsdale. It is just salty
I was wondering it the river was "salty", which is odd for fresh water.
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, the American Ice Pony
Dixie Chic, the Barn Goddess
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are
>>I really appreciate the feedback. I was starting to think that
nobody really cared about my postings.
Not true! For me...I'm gone 3-4 days per week, camping & riding. So,
sometimes it takes me a while to read the posts. Or sometimes I read
and do not have the time to reply. Sorry about that.
R
> They are discontinuing the brims on this site. The
> lady that makes them is tired of it I guess. Lorraine
Try Susan's website:
https://www.saddleuptack.com/xcart/product.php?productid=86&cat=0&page=1
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Lorraine!
> Claudia here!
> The helmet brims and the hay bags are at:
> www.busyhorse.com. I hope you get this. I am having
> problems posting to this list!
>
They are discontinuing the brims on this site. The
lady that makes them is tired of i
>>I'm afraid I wasn't so charitable. I let out w/ "f** jerk!"
HA! Well...those who do ride with me, have heard me shout out the
"F***" at times. HAHA!
For the most part, I do try to remain calm so as not to escalate incidents.
BUT.in regard to that mare. I was loosely using "F'ing mare
--- Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great photos! Glad you had a good time. So...what is
> it called Salt
> River? What state? <;]
>
Do you mean, why is it called that? It is Indian land
in AZ near Scottsdale. It is just salty. LOL I
don't know why it is called that. There are parts
th
>
> Looks like so much fun..thanks for posting the pics
> for us!
>
> Rachel in E KY
>
>
> I really appreciate the feedback. I was starting to
think that nobody really cared about my postings.
Happy Southwestern Trails
__
> Someone came to the camp yesterday and brought
> Teev's sidepull I had
> left at another ride! yay! He was pure horrible
> gnawing and
> fidgeting with the bit friday, but was calm and
> happy in his sidepull!
> Janice
>
> --
> yipie tie yie yo
Where did you get that one?
Happy Southwester
Pretty amazing story...so glad your horse had sense..and you as well!
Rachel from E KY
"For equestrian, off-road vehicle and semi-modern campgrounds, the fee
will increase from $10 to $20 per campsite, per night."
http://tinyurl.com/2df6yn
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, the American Ice Pony
Dixie Chic, the Barn Goddess
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of t
I finally said, "Look, you need to please stop. You are spooking the
> horses. Please stop!" "Please Please Please
I kept all your nice words in the above post b/c your story reminded
me of a run-in I had w/ a road biker (who came flying up behind us
probably doing 20-30 mph)--we had to ride abo
> > > Here is Teev doing his prancey little walk. What gait? It is exactly
> > > 3.6 mph G.P.S. verified, (later on the trail) and it isn't a "moment
> > > in time", my friend took the pic as he did it all the way across the
> > > parking lot.
>
> Fox trotnice.
My guess too. You both sure lo
FYI:
Officials hope new attractions will boost Indiana state park attendance
CHARLESTOWN, Ind. (AP)
A new boat ramp, a swimming pool and a horseman's campground are among
new attractions to be introduced this summer at three state parks in
southern Indiana.
Officials hope the amenities will attr
On 5/13/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> oh wow, everyone else's braid look a little more spiffy than mine,
> Teev is saying "I TOLD you I would look like Buckwheat!"
O-TAY!! ;P
I saw a mane on a Friesian once that was sort of a woven-type
pattern--very pretty! It's called a Cont
>> A different museum in Iceland:
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.support.depression/browse_thread/thread/cce397d2e73f4990/889ec394b8398a96?&hl=en#889ec394b8398a96
That is so freakin' weird! They need to get off the island a bit more.
HAHA~! <;0]
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, t
Part 2We continued on the trail. About 5 minutes later, we went
around a bend in the trail. On the ground near a bog was a young girl
(12 yrs old), crying and holding her arm against her chest. Her mother
was on the trail, holding her horse. A man was a bit further down the
trail holding two ho
On 13/05/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > Here is Teev doing his prancey little walk. What gait? It is exactly
> > 3.6 mph G.P.S. verified, (later on the trail) and it isn't a "moment
> > in time", my friend took the pic as he did it all the way across the
> > parking lot.
Fox t
Last weekend Huginn and I went to Wild River State Park in MN. We got
to the park early Thursday and had fun riding all weekend. We rode
with a variety of gaited horses and one QH.
On Thursday, Huginn and I went out for a solo ride. Friday
morning...we rode with a group of Paso Finos and Peruvians
> Just a few months ago, there was a pretty sizable thread about founder on
> this list, which originated with the question about someone being told
> that
> Icelandics don't founder.
I'm not finding anything, any more to go on... Who, when, thread title?
Still I'm really looking for a first
Great pics!! How tall is Teev and how tall are you?
You look great on him - a perfect match! As far as
the which pic gait, I am leaning to a fox walk/fox
trot depending on the speed. It looks like the
diagnal pairs are working together with the front set
down first, but the way the legs are ca
>>To get this back to the subject line, for years, in contrast to my
last paragraph, so-called Icelandic farriers have popped up at clinics
with Icelander trainers, often taking direction from the trainer on
how to shoe the horse to improve his gaits. Some of you may remember
when an Icelander-tra
>> I am very curious where you keep hearing/reading this claim that
>> Icelandics
>> never founder. The only place I keep hearing if from is you and
>> you have
>> never, that I'm aware of, backed up your claim.
>
> I have never read or heard that icelandic horses never founder or
> have navicular
>>Someone came to the camp yesterday and brought Teev's sidepull I had
left at another ride! yay!
Lucky you for honest folks. <;] Raven
On 5/13/07, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>
>
> Hum...can I make some suggestions on your camping set-up? I have a few
> concerns. Not trying to tell you how to set-up or offend you. <:]
>
yes, by all means please do! bearing in mind I set him up within ten
feet of my truck, where I slept
>> camp pics of Teev. I am very tired, and it was a long hot hard
working weekend with double rides morning and evening fri, sat and
then an early morning half day ride today. I think we are both
exhausted!
Glad you had fun! Teev is so darn cute!!! Thanks for the photos.
>>he somehow got
--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A
> horse should be shod/trimmed for his conformation, so as best to
> ensure his
> long-term soundness. If necessary, they should be shod/trimmed for
> soundness, for therapeutic reasons. And also, if necessary, a
> horse can be
> shod for protecti
--- IceDog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > For years, many people (Icelander trainers, sellers, breeders)
> denied
> > that Icelandic horses ever founder
>
> Karen, I have NEVER hear this. Since you've heard if from "many"
> please
> point us to one or two instances, website, message number, etc
A training discussion lead by Nancy, working with exercises from True
Horsemanship Through Feel:
http://iceryder.net/future.html
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
A different museum in Iceland:
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.support.depression/browse_thread/thread/cce397d2e73f4990/889ec394b8398a96?&hl=en#889ec394b8398a96
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> However, really, who came up with using the withers for height? I
> think it is frankley a stupid place to measure to. I do not sit on
> the withers, so why should that matter? I would like to see people
> measure to the middle of the back, now that measurement is important
> to me as that is
> For years, many people (Icelander trainers, sellers, breeders) denied
> that Icelandic horses ever founder
Karen, I have NEVER hear this. Since you've heard if from "many" please
point us to one or two instances, website, message number, etc. Thanks.
> I've never heard of an Icelandic horse be
Looking forward to the pictures from today. They look great, all ready to go.
Sue
Pinpoint
customers who are looking for what you sell.
http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/
"The greatest enemy of the tr
This guy was recommended as a gaited horse specialist by a trainer that
I trusted.
That should have been a warning: there is no such thing as a "gaited horse
farrier" and we should all be spreading that word as hard as we can. A
horse should be shod/trimmed for his conformation, so as best
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