On 7/2/07, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so to you a tolt is rack.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
Dis, well we bought her because of different reasonswe like how
fluid her movements areshe is built nicly, she shows tolt out in the
field, but canter seems to be her favorite gait...she will canter a lot then
go down into a tolt.
I'm not so sure about that - are you saying that the
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's my take - if I can't tell if it's a slightly lateral running
walk or
a saddle rack...then I probably don't CARE! Both are good. Maybe
someday I
will be able to tell ALL gaits that precisely, but just knowing the
major
differences is a
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/2/07, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I think that the tolt/rack is so smooth and easy to ride, that
anything other than that is not what Icelandic people are looking
to
breed for.I
i would feel
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The names and definitions are already in place, and despite the fact
that they don't want us to be right, some of them are using the terms
today.
Judy
And who says semantics don't matter ;-). But I can
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the contributors is a long back, particularly a long lumbar
span (loins). I think that's why so many pacey horses are also prone
to swaybacks.
Karen Thomas, NC
--PLEASE, PLEASE tell this to Osp
i am so grateful. I just feel humbled with gratitude. It has rained
three days in a row now. a decent rain. some downpours even. If it
keeps up my pasture may have a chance and my poor horses won't have to
think grazing is getting turned out where they have access to the
stored hay...
i am
I said I wasnt talking from an ivory tower, not anything about YOU in
an ivory tower. me. but if you think you get some attitude I am just
frustrated that i keep asking and you wont say tolt is rack. I have
asked how you define tolt etc. You havent said anything that
indicates you think tolt
at the horse show they kept saying lope your horse, lope. and after
about ten classes my husband turns to me and says why do they keep
saying rope your horse and nobody does anything?? HAHAHAHA. but in
AQHA showing, lope means a canter so slow it appears the horse is
for all intents and
You southern bells might be used to this heat, but I can't take it
Wanda, we're southern BELLES, not ding-dongs... :)
Karen Thomas, NC
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--PLEASE, PLEASE tell this to Osp :-). She's got one of the
longest backs I've seen on an Icelandic, but she is no where near pacey.
She's very loose moving and very trotty. I'd love for her to swing over to
the pacey side of things just a bit.
As I said, it's a major contributing
On 7/2/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You southern bells might be used to this heat, but I can't take it
Wanda, we're southern BELLES, not ding-dongs... :)
before air conditioning southern women took a nap every day in the
heat of the afternoon. they would get undressed and
On 7/2/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--PLEASE, PLEASE tell this to Osp :-). She's got one of the
longest backs I've seen on an Icelandic, but she is no where near pacey.
She's very loose moving and very trotty. I'd love for her to swing over to
the pacey side of
On 02/07/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You southern bells might be used to this heat, but I can't take it
Wanda, we're southern BELLES, not ding-dongs... :)
Ha...Oh...right...I forgot my French for a minute...but maybe that was
a Freudian slip?
Wanda
Here's my take - if I can't tell if it's a
slightly lateral running walk or
a saddle rack...then I probably don't CARE!
But if I can't tell a step-pace from a foxtrot,
then I have homework to do...
Wow! Well said. I was surprised to read this post,
yet delighted.
This is more
Janice,
Where did you get your peacocks?
We're having an old fashioned Fourth of July on the farm picnic Wednesday
and one of our grandaughters, now a wife and mother of two, said Well, it
won't be an old fashioned 4th if we can't go collect peacock feathers. We
have photos of the kids with
I didn't know if I missed some news or not..My email's been screwy. I'm
sending good vibes his way, though. ~~~
On a lighter note, I thought this was interesting. A Zorse! A very
pretty one too.
My Kolur is a curmudgeon on the outside but a really big hearted horse
on the inside. He's just crazy for human kids too.
HHH - how cute - Kolar is a sweetie pie - he wants to do the right
thing always.
--
Laree
Did anyone see the little video I put together of
Gaefur making music?
http://iceryder.net/videoclickermusic.html
Judy
http://iceryder.net
http://clickryder.com
My Kolur is a curmudgeon on the outside but a
really big hearted horse
on the inside. He's just crazy for human kids
Kolar is a sweetie
And we need more pictures of Kolar and Brenna! Will
they let a goat kid stand on them?
Judy
http://iceryder.net
http://clickryder.com
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did anyone see the little video I put together of
Gaefur making music?
http://iceryder.net/videoclickermusic.html
Yep, I saw it. He does look like he is having fun:)
Kim
you know you're in a gaited horse crowd when someone says 'Nice Rack!'
and no one gets offended. :)
Oh, that's FUNNY!
Has anyone heard from Huginn today...?
Karen Thomas, NC
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Great photography; and interestingly a few horses without nosebands and
boots!
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/photos_bc07.htm
There are a few pictures that show gaits other than tolt can you find
them (not the pace or canter pictures).
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
Judy Ryder wrote:
Attached are pictures of the mare's back; separately, I will send a couple
of additional photos.
Do you think there is a connection between the saddle fit and her issues?
Here are another two pictures.
Any opinions or input?
That is such a narrow saddle. It
On 02/07/07, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few pictures that show gaits other than tolt can you find
them (not the pace or canter pictures).
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/bc15.jpg
I like how this horse looks like he's moving with some self carriage...
No ewe neck, or fighting
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/bc15.jpg
What gait is the horse doing?
In this one, the bit is being pulled as Nancy mentioned the other day, and
the horse is objecting:
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/bc2.jpg
This one is really cute (no noseband):
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/bc6.jpg
Judy
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, lets see Bylgia came from Karin Segalshe actually bred her
and used her in shows in S. California. She is unusual and just
plain Fun!
I know this horse, I think we have talked about this
Hi Wanda
I like how this horse looks like he's moving with some self carriage...
No ewe neck, or fighting the bit...
It is a lovely horse and rider, no ewe neck and she is riding with an
Icelandic bit so there should be a slight slack in the rein because of the
leverage. Sadly you mostly see the
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/2/07, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so to you a tolt is rack.
Janice--
That is what has been pushed here on this listand on page 239 of
Lees book.
Skye
On 02/07/07, Robyn Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is a lovely horse and rider, no ewe neck and she is riding with an
Icelandic bit so there should be a slight slack in the rein because of the
leverage. Sadly you mostly see the bit ridden on tight contact.
Oh, I hadn't even noticed that.
On 02/07/07, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.ihsgb.co.uk/bc15.jpg
What gait is the horse doing?
To me it looks like a saddle rack, but the foot fall is just slightly
off so maybe some weighting is involved to throw it off???
Wanda
--- Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did anyone see the little video I put together of
Gaefur making music?
Very cute. Is that your horse too?
Happy Trails from Lori
Boardwalk for $500? In
You southern bells might be used to this heat, but I
can't take it
I hear ya there. It is about 110 here. Yikes
Happy Trails from Lori
Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate
in the Yahoo! Answers
Judy. Don't forget to let me know where you got that
breast collar. Thanks
Happy Trails from Lori
Got a little couch potato?
Check out fun summer activities for kids.
--- Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lori... you're home where's the pictures of
Dagur?!?!?
:-)
Just sent some
Happy Trails from Lori
We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love
(and
So many varibles...
~Cause--feed, road founder, cushings, stress etc
I believe the cause was lush green spring grass plus I think she was hogging
the other horse's grain(when i wasn't looking)
~horses weight
She initially was overweight but after she foundered 8 wks ago, she was
i would do the styrofoam bedroom slippers after you get back from the beach.
Janice
--
Okis this the suggestion from the gal who had the fox tied around her and
her horse's neck??
I can't wait to see pics of the slippersI am thinking bunny slippers!
Karen
All truth passes through three
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dis, well we bought her because of different reasonswe
like how
fluid her movements areshe is built nicly, she shows tolt out
in the
field, but canter seems to be her favorite gait...she will canter a
lot then
go down into a tolt.
There are a lot of breeders on that list, and a wonderful runningwalk
is not what they, or I for that matter are breeding for. I want a good
clear tolt/rack...
If the breeders can't define either one, how the heck do they know what they
want? And even the USIHC says the tolt is similar
It is a lovely horse and rider, no ewe neck and she is riding with an
Icelandic bit so there should be a slight slack in the rein because of the
leverage. Sadly you mostly see the bit ridden on tight contact.
I noticed that a couple of the riders are using short-shanked Pelhams - very
mild bits
I just got off the phone With Raven, we talked and talked this
afternoon and again this evening,
The first call was the results of the scope, It showed that he has
bastard Strangles... They popped/drained one abscess in his throat,
they also found a suspicious spot in his belly...That was
I just found this analysis by Liz Graves online.
http://www.gaitedhorses.net/ConformationLesson/RearEnds/RearEndConformation.
html
And this one by Lee Ziegler:
http://www.gaitedhorses.net/ConformationLesson/RearEnds/RearEndConformationB
.html
And some links to some more analyses.
Very cute. Is that your horse too?
He was a rehab; he's gone now.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
God bless Huginin and Raven.
Maybe we can come up with ways to help raise money for Huginin's vet bill.
Renee
** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
Hi
Thanks for the update. This is so very sad. I went to teach a workshop in
Missouri a few years ago. I arrived and was walking through the barn and
heard some horses cough, looked in saw really snotty noses and swollen lymph
nodes. I asked the owner if she had strangles, she said yes but
not sure if this got to icehorsesi got it from another list but here it
is again anyway. If you already got it Judy, sorry please just edit it.
I feel so terrible for Raven and Huggin. I've been trying to have all good
thoughts for them and I was hoping for better news.
I wonder what she
I have had this happen with my showdogs. I have GE Money bank cards called
Care Credit Cards and most big facilities take them. I believe the one huge
place here in San Diego, Helen Woodward Center, put me onto the credit line
because my dog had Cancer. Ch Gemstones Diamond of Lucene died a
Just a thought-there are 1200 members on this list, if each sent her
$10 (2 fast food meals or 3 trips to Starbucks) that would cover it
1200 x $10 = $12,000 that and find the people who vet checked her
horse... what is her address (Huginn's mom not the vet checkers)
Maggie
On 02/07/07, Maggie Hults [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a thought-there are 1200 members on this list, if each sent her
$10 (2 fast food meals or 3 trips to Starbucks) that would cover it
1200 x $10 = $12,000 that and find the people who vet checked her
horse... what is her address (Huginn's
He's beautiful!
Congratulations.
Nancy
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 03:10 +, Maggie Hults wrote:
Just a thought-there are 1200 members on this list, if each sent her
$10 (2 fast food meals or 3 trips to Starbucks) that would cover it
1200 x $10 = $12,000 that and find the people who vet checked her
horse... what is her address
Great photo! What kind of a horse was Old Red?
Nancy
--- Denise Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Caught my filly doing something when I snaped this
shot. What is it?
Looks like a trot above the grass gait.
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/
I am so sorry to read such bad news. I can't imagine that the hospital
wouldn't take payments or even a credit card, allowing Raven some time to
gather resources.
One of our adult daughters pays for her son's horse activities by making
wonderful wedding cakes. She gets very anxious when she
Ohh, now you have matched palominos! He looks
sweet, smart, and easy going!
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/
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