> >
> Beautiful pics! Now tell us all about it!
>
It reminded me of Tahoe. We rode through a grove of
aspens. And the mountains were huge and green. And
the weather was so cool. It was heaven. I got to ride
a Kentucky mnt horse. She was sweet. Great trip
Happy Trails from Lorraine
>>>How tall is grandpa? Is he a
> tank?
Yes, he is a tank. I don't have an exact measurement, but I think he's
about an inch shorter than Charm, so maybe 12.2?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> We've had to have that done for our App.
>
>
Ok. I am dumb. I thought that was a medicine. It is
part of the duct. And what do you flush it with?
Saline solution?
Happy Trails from Lorraine
Be
> Melnir and son, Isak, taken when Isak was a taupe little boy with taupe
> eyelashes...
Are those buttercups?
Robyn S
>
> And where do you get that? From a vet?
Yes. You know, if this has been going on for a while you really should
have a vet come out and look at his eye. Someone else mentioned
uveitis (pronounced you-vee-eye-tis) which can lead to irreversible
blindness. First signs of that are squinting and t
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>
>
> Just wanted to bore you with some pictures from
> vacation
>
Beautiful pics! Now tell us all about it!
Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/
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Just wanted to know if it worked what I did through
Kodak. Let me Know. Lorraine
Happy Trails from Lorraine
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> managed by flushing the duct (nasolacrimal).
> Gerrill stood completely
And where do you get that? From a vet?
Happy Trails from Lorraine
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>
> You don't think he's a little ribby? :)
>
>
I was going to say something. You ought to feed him
more. Geeezzz. Just went out to check Dagur. He is
so warm. The other too are fine.
Happy Trails from Lorraine
>>> I went to see Hlynur today and took him for a walk. He's a good ol' boy
:-). He is also Isak's grandfather.
Isak got Daddy Melnir's head...but I think the rest of him came from Flekka
and Hlynur's family. He's built like mama. How tall is grandpa? Is he a
tank? Isak looks to me like he
>>> Excessive tearing is often due to blocked tear ducts. This is easily
managed by flushing the duct (nasolacrimal). Gerrill stood completely
still with no sedation. It only takes a few minutes to do.
We've had to have that done for our App.
Karen Thomas, NC
I don't know how the last message got so messed up with question marks.
Excessive tearing is often due to blocked tear ducts. This is easily managed
by
flushing the duct (nasolacrimal). Gerrill stood completely still with no
sedation. It only takes a few minutes to do. Once this was do
On 8/28/07, Pam Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>sometimes on these lists I feel like I could
> post "they are about to drop a hydrogen bomb on all your homes <<
>
> So I guess I don't understand your postl What do you mean?
>
just ignore me i was having a frustrated witchy moment and going
On 28/08/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You don't think he's a little ribby? :)
Yes, but it's interesting. I should study this carefully. I'm fairly
certain none of my horses even HAVE ribs so I have no experience with
ribs whatsoever.
Wanda
Wow. He is cute.
You don't think he's a little ribby? :)
Karen Thomas, NC
I smear the stuff
>> around their eyes. But they do know that it helps
>> them and also keeps the
>> flies away from their eyes, so they hold real still
>> when I apply it.
>>
>> Anneliese
>
>
>
> Do you still use a mask???
Yes, but not always.
Anneliese
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--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I took my little friend, Breyer, out with me to
> model.
>
Wow. He is cute.
Happy Trails from Lorraine
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--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> Did you ever get anyone to take the AZ horse to
> Colorado?
>
> Too bad we didn't take our trailer. We just went to Co.
Happy Trails from Lorraine
L
>
> Yes, and my SE horses do look funny quite often when
> I smear the stuff
> around their eyes. But they do know that it helps
> them and also keeps the
> flies away from their eyes, so they hold real still
> when I apply it.
>
> Anneliese
Do you still use a mask???
> but my name has been in
> > every post in this thread. Eventually, I will
> quit jumping every time I see
> > my name in the subject.
> >
Karen, You are just so popular you know.
Happy Trails from Lorraine
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> > horses. The Cashels have lasted longer and don't
> leave rub marks, as
> Janice says.
Thanks you guys. I will look up Cashel. I wish I
could ride. When we were in Co. I rented horses to
get a fix. Plus it was so pretty. We rode in Crested
Butte. It is 106 today. Yikes!
Happy Tr
>>> Karen, can you also do Svertla?
Ok, I went out and tried to mark it...but I think you're going to have to
rent an x-ray machine for me. I'll look through the pictures now and see
what I got.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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On 8/28/07 6:19 PM, "Robyn Hood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Annelise
> I didn't know you were selling your place in Ill. Are you moving
> permanently to Kentucky?
>
> Icelandic Horse Farm
> Robyn Hood & Phil Pretty
> Vernon BC Canada
> www.icefarm.com
Yes, Robyn, and it is very past due.
> Brenna and her parents Erill and Gersemi have nice (not ewe at all) necks.
Sue, can you mark the vertebrae on Brenna's neck so that we can see the S
shape curve?
Karen, can you also do Svertla?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
Hi
Is there anyone on this list that knows publisher 2003 really well? I have
been using it since last year and suddenly it is doing weird things with my
newsletter documents and suddenly my printer can't print the documents. If
anyone does could you email be privately if I could call you.
Thank
>>> Did you ever get anyone to take the AZ horse to Colorado?
I'm on the verge of giving up for a while. The last guy who called me
sounded like he needed money for a fix. He called about 1am last night -
that didn't exactly win him any pointsI had one bad hauler story - I'm
not looking to h
> I guess my pasture is boring or something! They always seem to want
> me to choose them and take them somewhere...
> janice--
> yipie tie yie yo
my pasture is somewhat over 800 acers so is not boring,but we have not either
handled this 2003 year very much just for deworming that is dun here
>>>sometimes on these lists I feel like I could
post "they are about to drop a hydrogen bomb on all your homes <<
So I guess I don't understand your postl What do you mean?
Hi Annelise
I didn't know you were selling your place in Ill. Are you moving
permanently to Kentucky?
Icelandic Horse Farm
Robyn Hood & Phil Pretty
Vernon BC Canada
www.icefarm.com
Karen:
Did you ever get anyone to take the AZ horse to Colorado?
Cherie
On 8/28/07 5:49 PM, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is pretty weird. I've never even used Thuja, but my name has been in
> every post in this thread. Eventually, I will quit jumping every time I see
> my name in the subject.
>
> Karen Thomas
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Sorry, Karen
On 8/28/07 3:01 PM, "pippa258" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I suppose one could try that but I use THUYA ZINK OXIDE (it is pink). It is
> as sticky as the baby stuff but better.
>
> Anneliese
I am in evanston right now (tidying and cleaning the house getting it really
to sell) so I cannot c
This is pretty weird. I've never even used Thuja, but my name has been in
every post in this thread. Eventually, I will quit jumping every time I see
my name in the subject.
Karen Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> oh man I gotta get some of that. I have a hood thing on tivar now and
> its white with big round eyeholes and if I smeared the pink around his
> eyeholes he would loook realy funny.
> Janice
Yes, and my SE horses do look funny quite often when I smear the stuff
around their eyes. But the
Sharon Foley's new clicker training book, which is great:
http://iceryder.net/gettingtoyes.html
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
On 8/28/07 2:18 PM, "Robyn Schulze" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Yes, it's got thuya in it.
>
> Be aware that altho it's pronounced "thuya" it's spelled "thuja."
> For the ease of finding it.
>
> Robyn S
Thank you, Robyn, it didn't look right; but I don't have the add-on keyboard
to my lapt
Thanks for the input, Mic.
>>What is "upside down"?
>
> A neck in which the skeletal conformation gives the appearance of
> over-development of the brachiocephalic muscle (which may or may not
> be combined with ACTUAL over-development of that muscle!)
How do we tell the difference, whether it i
>Brenna and her parents Erill and Gersemi have nice (not ewe at all) necks.
>Sue
Brenna is a gorgeous horse and well-built and look..a calm eyed, relaxed
horse in a sidepull!! Yeah!
Cherie
Usually by a slight dip in front of the withers. That lets you know
it's a true skeletal ewe neck, as opposed to one caused through incorrect
feeding or training.
Just to add another complication, a "dropped crest" can have that appearance
too, but is actually caused by a really heavy mane p
--- Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I love riding on a full moon! I just did a short
> ride on the property last
I always wanted to do that. It was beautiful last
night here. Kind of warm.
Happy Trails from Lorraine
I suppose one could try that but I use THUYA ZINK OXIDE (it is pink). It is
as sticky as the baby stuff but better.
Anneliese
Hi Anneliese,
Do you know if it contains a homeopathic dose of thuya (commonly used as an
antidote after vaccinations) or does it contain thuja oil? Does it have a
I have found the more expensive cashel fly
> mask to be way better than others like absorbine, which even tho has a
> fleece part across the nose still rubs worse than the cashel, which
> doesn't.
I've tried several different kinds and I too prefer the Cashel. I use
the ones w/ ears, as the ear
I told her about the swat I think, but I didnt know about the open
sores. Sounds to me like annaleise has good advice, but if it were me
now I would do everything annaleise says, get a cashel fly mask and
try that. But he needs some kinda eye treatment I think, like others
have said. Tivar's doe
>
> I suppose one could try that but I use THUYA ZINK OXIDE (it is pink). It is
> as sticky as the baby stuff but better.
>
> Anneliese
>
oh man I gotta get some of that. I have a hood thing on tivar now and
its white with big round eyeholes and if I smeared the pink around his
eyeholes he would
> Yes, it's got thuya in it.
Be aware that altho it's pronounced "thuya" it's spelled "thuja."
For the ease of finding it.
Robyn S
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> In a message dated 8/26/2007 11:24:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Skye, I have rottweilers and that is how I have been doing this for
> over
> eight years now. My tails are very nice and no problems so far
> after all these
>Does a thin horse have a ewe neck?
It may appear to have one due to lack of flesh, but a true ewe neck is
skeletal, not muscle or fat-based.
>
>Does a fat horse not have a ewe neck?
A horse of any weight may have a ewe neck.
>
>What is "upside down"?
A neck in which the skeletal conformation g
>> injury too can alter gait just as it does in humans.
It sure does.
That's one case where a 'faulty" gait might not preclude a horse from being a
breeding horse. Some injuries don't bother a mare's ability to carry a
foal...and injuries aren't genetically transmitted. (Of course, I guess
Gerill had this problem when we first got him.? He had a blocked tear duct.
?
?? Renee
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Looks like a herd for sale in CA: stallion, five mares, four weanlings:
http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=1072000
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jxh8FT7iGLQ
>
>
> I want to try it this way and see if I can get mine to do this.
Super!
That's Kris; she's on the ClickRyder list.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
>>> then several dozens posts "my granny grew lilies, they were yellow and red"
My granny only grew orange lilies.Sorry, Janice. I couldn't resist! :)
>>> or I could say "a huge paino is about to fall out of a two story building
>>> on your head" and someone would post back "I dont know
>>> An upright shoulder may cause a rough, inelastic ride due to the high
> knee action. It increases concussion on front limbs, possibly promoting
> the
> development of DJD or navicular disease in hard-working horses. The stress
> of impact tends to stiffen the muscles of the shoulder, making
>>What criteria are you using to determine a ewe neck?
>
> A neck which is rather thin, and which looks "upside down".
Let's try to pinpoint the criteria so that we all can understand what a ewe
neck is.
Does a thin horse have a ewe neck?
Does a fat horse not have a ewe neck?
What is "upside
Hi folks - please spread the word about this terrific
opportunity to
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I love this video:
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I want to try it this way and see if I can get mine to do this.
Kim
On 8/27/07 7:00 PM, "Lorraine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was on vacation and was worried about his sores
> because I wasn't there to put stuff on them. They
> were healed pretty good when I got back. So I put
> some swat on them to help them along. Just made them
> worse again. I think l
I love full moon rides too... it looks like it was a pefect clear night for
a ride.. ya hoo
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>
> Gait is largely determined by conformation...or maybe I should say that the
> "natural" gait is. (I'm ignoring tack, odd riding, devices, and training for
> the moment because that's not coming innately from the horse...)
>
injury too can alter gait just as it does in humans. Sometimes peo
On 8/27/07, Pam Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> a HYPP attack<<<
>
> My daughters show horse is H/N not sure where you got N/P. Not sure
> what N/P stands for.Unless they have changed it in the last 5 yrs.
i got the letter wrong. sometimes on these lists I feel like I could
post "they are
he may have rubbed and got an eyelash in there backwards. Also, some
fly masks do not allow room for the eye and cause rubbing of the
eyelashes and irritation. I have found the more expensive cashel fly
mask to be way better than others like absorbine, which even tho has a
fleece part across the
Judy,
You're so mean.let her in!
Bern
On Tue, Aug 28, 2007 at 08:35:22AM +0100, Mic Rushen wrote:
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 09:20:00 -0700, you wrote:
>
> >What criteria are you using to determine a ewe neck?
>
> A neck which is rather thin, and which looks "upside down".
my goodness. i don't know if stjarni's neck is "upside down", bu
He rubbed the
>heck out of it. But they looked better until I put
>more stuff on them.
Lorraine, I hope that you have been stocked up on several fly masks so that
each evening you can take it off when the sun is mostly set and wipe his
eyes with a lint free towel. I the mornings, re-appl
On 8/27/07 9:06 AM, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/23/07, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Where do you get that zinc oxide stuff?
>>
>> Happy Trails from Lorraine
>>
>
> from any store in the baby department.
> Janice
I suppose one could try that but I use THUYA
On 8/27/07 10:48 AM, "Laree Shulman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It is called THUYA ZINC OXIDE.
>
>
> Is this different from plain ole' Desitin type zinc oxide?--
>
>
> Laree
Yes, it's got thuya in it.
Anneliese
Hi Annelise
>>>Why amputate the poor dogs' tails at all? Because of the looks? Why not
just leave tails alone - longer handle that way. Why do people have to fool
around with mother nature at all? I hate the idea of cutting off parts of
animals just because of fashion dictates. Just as I hate the
Even though Gusti may be three gaited, his trot is beautiful. I've often
said it's because he has a long sloping shoulder, AND his trot is very
economical. There is no wasted movement. Perfect for a riding OR driving
horse.
But horses don't NEED an upright shoulder in ord
On 28/08/07, Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe he's having some sort of skin reaction to his own tears? Maybe you
> can put a thin layer of KY jelly on the shin to protect it from the tears?
> Have you had a vet check his eyes? Do his eyes seem painful? What's causing
> the runny ey
Maybe he's having some sort of skin reaction to his own tears? Maybe you
can put a thin layer of KY jelly on the shin to protect it from the tears?
Have you had a vet check his eyes? Do his eyes seem painful? What's causing
the runny eyes?
Cherie
On 28/08/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Next question...why does the FEIF promote knee action? What do the horses
> gain from knee action?
Nothing...maybe a bit of road founder though.
> Is it in the best interest of those of who are in search of a smooth-gaited
> trail horse?
Ev
I guess everyone knows that the "Wikipedia" is somewhat controversial, since
people who may not be qualified can alter its content. But, I still find
some useful compilations of information there.
I did a google search for "horse conformation ewe neck" and found a whole
article on conformation.
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 09:20:00 -0700, you wrote:
>What criteria are you using to determine a ewe neck?
A neck which is rather thin, and which looks "upside down".
Mic
Mic (Michelle) Rushen
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