--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> i would guess this horse wasnt ready to be mounted, wouldnt you??
> geez
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-o0-r5bClE
>
Yep, I guess not. I saw this earlier, I think a lot of people have
trouble reading horses
>>>Here's some pictures: http://iceryder.net/hivestrausti.html I think the vet
>>>gave him a shot of something like an antihistamine.
Oh, poor Trausti...
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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Yes, those of us who live on an acre or better and not on a main road, plus
don't have to board our horses out at a stable, need to stop and be grateful
every day for what we have. I can't hear many cars but I am on a dirt road
also. We have coyotes howl and horses whinny plus some confuse
On 7/24/07, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > http://iceryder.net/alfasagaforsale.html
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>
> Here's a picture of a calm dependable mare who is for sale.
she is so beautiful. She looks like a female Tivar :)
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
Hi all I am pleased to announce that we have two winners of the Hawaii
trip auction, I want to thank Skye and Sally for their generous
donation of a total of $1550 for Raven's fund... They offered not one,
but TWO trips to their wonderful Piece of Paradise...
Marci Stacy and Kim Shumaker both Paid
jean I live in Santa Ynez, and so do the ponies. Theotore is 12,000
>From Alessia:
hello Jean,
We are asking 12,000. Theotore is very talented,
has done many parades, trails, jumps, carts. HE does
it all.
If you have anymore questions,
Alessia
Quoting Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> lets have fun translating sale ad terms. like "needs experienced
> rider", don't we all know what that means...
>
I LOVED these. Especially since I am horse shopping.. not to
mention horse selling. Thanks for thinking them up...
Jean
>From Tina
>> http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/BillsBook/message/6418
I have to say I agree 100% with Leslie. The principles of good balance
(mental and physical) dovetail perfectly with the principles of good
horsemanship - no matter how you choose to get there (PNH, Ray Hunt, Leslie,
or t
--- Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 24/07/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > here is a picture i took on the way home yesterday with my camera
> > phone so it aint that great but its the thought that counts. I
> wish
> > you all one of these in your life today.
> >
>
> I told him he needed an acreage.
>
> I pull in my driveway and that's my holiday vacation spot every
> evening and every weekend. We don't often get away for vacation
> because we get away for one every evening.
>
> It's a nice way to live.
>
> Thanks for the reminder of rainbows Janice.
>
> W
> Just to balance the reports, I've had oodles of people try my Sensations at
> my farm, on several of my horses, and I haven't yet heard a complaint.
I think the bottom line for Krisse is that the odds of the Sensation
working for her are very good but not guaranteed. As someone said, it
shoul
i've recently acquired a dressage sensation. i like it quite a lot. it
fits stjarni well, and with proper adjustments (they're custom-made and
even more customizable) it fits me and a majority of my students. some
of my students still prefer my treed saddle (a quilted-seat hrimnir)
which i think
On 24/07/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> here is a picture i took on the way home yesterday with my camera
> phone so it aint that great but its the thought that counts. I wish
> you all one of these in your life today.
> janice
Niceone of the older directors stopped in at wo
would the velcro strrup hanger help? Did you try moving it around?
Janice
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yipie tie yie yo
here is a picture i took on the way home yesterday with my camera
phone so it aint that great but its the thought that counts. I wish
you all one of these in your life today.
janice
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<>
I couldn't use it either. It hurt my hip and sciatica instantly and tried
different things to fix it but nope.
Just to balance the reports, I've had oodles of people try my Sensations at my
farm, on several of my horses, and I haven't yet heard a complaint. I suppose
there is such
lets have fun translating sale ad terms. like "needs experienced
rider", don't we all know what that means...
tho it could mean:
needs experienced rider:
100% guaranteed to buck and bolt
Goey, forward, or energetic:
rides like the hounds of hell are after him
athletic (I got one of these):
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> my gosh, whoever feels it would be safer in a cart than in a saddle
> should see this...
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0xnKnUOndI
>
That's pretty scary, I really feel safer on the horse. This came up
when
this one is scarey but it is a lesson learned and kinda cute at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOvcV93u6L0
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
On 7/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I was told water hose for rattle snake swelling to save a horse. Sylvia
>
yes, my friend who just lost two horses to snake bite was told by the
vet that they had probably not died from the venom but from
suffocation. Horses are often bi
>my gosh, whoever feels it would <<<
OUCH!!! I don't even like watching those. I remember seeing a pony
that got kicked in the head by a big horse. At first they thought it
was a bullet hole but they had to put the horse down and cut his head
off and xray it to see if it wasn't. The horse c
On 24/07/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i would guess this horse wasnt ready to be mounted, wouldnt you??
> geez
Na...that didn't look like a kick in the face. She kicked what ever
was in that bag.
Were those idiots packing a carcass on her or what?
Wanda
that have tried it and for some reason didn't like<<<
I couldn't use it either. It hurt my hip and sciatica instantly and
tried different things to fix it but nope.
I recall when Trausti got stung by something and his mouth, head, and
neck swelled up... got pictures somewhere.
>
> My Trausti...?
Here's some pictures:
http://iceryder.net/hivestrausti.html
I think the vet gave him a shot of something like an antihistamine.
It was scarey because
On 24/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I was told water hose for rattle snake swelling to save a horse. Sylvia
Nopedon't have a single rattle snake within 100 miles of meif
I did I'm afraid the house would be up for sale.
Wanda
> my gosh, whoever feels it would be safer in a cart than in a saddle
> should see this...
Janice -
I've always said that carriage driving is the most dangerous
equestrian sport - that's why it's so important to start with a really
sane horse and go slowly and methodically with your training.
i would guess this horse wasnt ready to be mounted, wouldnt you??
geez
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-o0-r5bClE
janice
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my gosh, whoever feels it would be safer in a cart than in a saddle
should see this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0xnKnUOndI
janice
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Charm's is still big too... it takes awhile for the swelling to go down, I
know hers was from a kick, cause I can see the scrape from the toe of the
offender She can be a pest, she had it comming I am sure...
Debbie in MN ~ Please check out how we can all help raise money for
Huginn's Hospita
I was told water hose for rattle snake swelling to save a horse. Sylvia
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> but are there many that have tried it and for some reason didn't like
it
> or it didn't fit (rider or horse)?
Hi,
Although the Sensation saddle probably fit my horse, it caused pain for
my inner-hip sockets that lasted for more than 24 hours after a 20
minute ride. I did like many featu
yes! I have watched most episodes.
Janice
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On 24/07/07, Debbie Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How is he doing today? it looks like a kick to me, Charm has one just like
> it on her hind leg, just above the hock, thank goodness it is on on it... my
> guess is the swelling will keep going down, did you cold hose it?
She still has it t
that is too cute :) Nasi likes to hear stomping noises from his own
feet. one day I had washed out the trailer and he went inside to
stomp around.
Janice
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I liked Snogger? Every time he went by the camera he looked at it
like "are you talkin ta ME?!?" with attitude. haha. the last mare was
a little spooky. they were awesome.
janice
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it could be like a hematoma from being kicked. or an abscessing
splinter. the worst thing could be pigeon fever haha. what are the
odds of that. i saw a horse with a HUGE lump like this and it was an
abscess from a splinter.
janice--
yipie tie yie yo
speaking of learning from watching, I was showing off stonewall one
day to some visitors, showing them how he could fetch a cowboy hat.
Then a while later one of the vsiitors said 'oh wow, you taught the
pony too" and I didnt even know what they were talking about. turned
around and there stands
How is he doing today? it looks like a kick to me, Charm has one just like
it on her hind leg, just above the hock, thank goodness it is on on it... my
guess is the swelling will keep going down, did you cold hose it?
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Huginn
In thinking of terms, I happened to remember the first time we were at the
Icelandic Horse Farm, shopping for mares. On the spur of the moment, we
also bought Reddi, an adorable, virtually three-gaited gelding. Cary and I
both tried him out, and he just made us giggle. While we were waiting for
Some horses do better having appropriate handling from an early age
being exposed to everything humans have to offer gradually rather than
everything all at once when they are started under saddle.
There's only one word I'd quibble about with you in that sentence, Kaaren -
instead of "some
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