I have recently acquired a 5 yr old mare from a horse rescue. she was
supposedly from a pmu in Canada. not sure if she was a foal or what.
after we had her a few days I assessed what she knew. after working
with her for about 20 min I was able to get her to lift her feet. very
personable. and
>>>the hills are just a pile of compost<<
So I could pile my manure into hills and should I add gravel to them
or what? I would want them away from the dry lot due to worms, bugs
etc. So then they get big enough and the horses have to climb over
them to get lets say out to pasture. I do see them
Janis,
Visualize a track that kids run on with a Football field in the
middle... that is what I did to all of my pastures that I use to use
to rotate from my drylots... I use to just keep my horses in the dry
lot, 24/7 basically... yes, they went out for a few hours everyday,
but what kind of a li
At some point, I will get you a video of Tosca (3/4 Icelandic) trotting.
That little girl has a big floaty trot at liberty.
Nancy
On 06/11/2007, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, that's Hlynur in the pictures; he grows a lot of
> heel (if you remember his condition when we got him).
I sure remember Hlynur. I still have his pics somewhere as examples of
how a foot should NOT look.
Man...I see feet like that and I
> >>> Kria has a tiny trot with very little
> suspensionthat's another thing to add to my
> 'need to get a video of' list.
>
> Really? Saga has a "real" trot, not a jog, although
> she mostly saddle racks or foxtrots.
I would love to see videos of more Icelandic trots!
Yes, that's Hlynur i
>>> Kria has a tiny trot with very little suspensionthat's another thing to
>>> add to my 'need to get a video of' list.
Really? Saga has a "real" trot, not a jog, although she mostly saddle racks or
foxtrots.
Karen Thomas
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On 06/11/2007, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But, I really don't see that many Icelandic's moving with that tiny bit of
> suspension like the horse in the video.
Kria has a tiny trot with very little suspensionthat's another
thing to add to my 'need to get a video of' list.
Wanda
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Here are some pictures and a video of the jog, a trot without
suspension. http://iceryder.net/jog.html
But, I really don't see that many Icelandic's moving with that tiny bit of
suspension like the horse in the video. Is that Hlynur in the still pics?
Probably not coincidentally, one horse
could it be, what do they call it, "coonfooted"?? or is it club foot.
Anyway it looks like a donkey foot!
Janice
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I went with a friend to look at a horse for sale that had a mark
similar to this, and they swore it had just started turning into a
number three right after Dale Earnhardt died. I thought I had heard
all the sales con jobs before that...
Janice
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Cute and unique!
Cherie
Wanda, I agree. The spotted horse's front feet are almost like club feet.
Nancy
On 06/11/2007, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here are some pictures and a video of the jog, a trot
> without suspension.
> http://iceryder.net/jog.html
I don't like the look of that horse's feet. Those heels are HIGH.
Wanda
Here are some pictures and a video of the jog, a trot
without suspension.
http://iceryder.net/jog.html
Judy
http://iceryder.net
http://clickryder.com
On Nov 6, 2007 2:13 PM, Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If horses are healthy and well-fed...they are fairly content..
>
The horses look happy!
V
Wow! Any idea if he has an apppropriate name?
Nancy
>>>Me, too.<<
Me too! I like the funny ones. Not the sad ones.
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> In response to Nancy's question about blanketing.
> The attached pics
> were taken during a blizzard this past January. The
> horses were just
> in for an afternoon snack. They had previously
Oh how pretty. I miss the snow
Lorraine
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I'm not sure why this struck me so funny - maybe the last line of the
postscript, where the owner responded to the vet's answer. If you don't
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http://www.thehorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=10693
Karen
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On 06/11/2007, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The old "leave 'em alone to foal" idea is simply barbaric.
I know that isn't advice I would take seriously. The vets we use are
really knowledgeable about what can happen.
On 06/11/2007, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh my! I've been telling my husband I want to move up there. Probably
> shouldn't have shown him these pictures.
>
> Nancy
Oh, don't let a little blizzard scare you. That's the first one I've
seen since I was 10 years old...and that was 2
And we also do not watch them...we try to let them be...it can be
hardbut we found that the more we watch for a baby, the longer it
takes. Skye
That is not necessarily true. It all depends on your relationship with
your mare. I hate to have a mare suffer giving birth when I can
Oh my! I've been telling my husband I want to move up there. Probably
shouldn't have shown him these pictures.
Nancy
afterwards they usually stay on the edge of the herd a little
> bit at least for a few days
>
> And we also do not watch them...we try to let them be...it can be
> hardbut we found that the more we watch for a baby, the longer it
> takes.
>
> Skye
Hello Skye:
That is not necessar
On 11/1/07 10:18 AM, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i am giv ing pinches of it now to Tivar to help his dry skin. I dont
> want to make him gain weight tho! it has some kind of soluble fat
> with all the omegas. It is turning out to be the best thing I have
> ever used for weig
"Go placidly amid the noise and haste,
and remember what peace there may be in silence.
As far as possible without surrender
be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly:
and listen to others,
even the dull and the ignorant;
they too have their story." - from Desiderata
We went out yesterday morning and she stayed home to ride Tosca, but she was
not at the barn when we came back in, so I didn't have a chance to talk with
her. I always visit with Tosca when I go up to feed Hunter in the evening
and she was a little damp on her legs and belly, but that might have b
--- Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I suppose the ability to be body clipped at some
future date is a lot more important in Tosca's future
than the temporary Arab hair style, but she looks a
little silly.<<
OOOPS! Oh well, it will grow back. Speaking of body
clipping, I have decided
Me, too. Life has enough tragedies and sadness in it without inviting
"stuff" in by way of videos, news reports, movies and sad books.
Nancy
>
> >> I'm with you Lorraine, I didn't watch it either.
> We've got enough in the Icelandic horse world to
> worry about.
>
Thank you. I don't watch sad or depressing videos. I
am too sensitive
Lorraine
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I asked the trainer-friend , who raises and rides Arabian endurance horses,
and who is working with Tosca , if she would cover all the basics of good
horse behavior, including clipping and going into the wash rack. That was
Tosca's first lesson. Our sturday hairy little pony now has about a five
Now, Why would I want to watch this trailer if it is sad?
>> I'm with you Lorraine, I didn't watch it either. We've got enough in the
>> Icelandic horse world to worry about.
I'm all for anyone following their heart, speaking up for whatever of life's
injustices they feel obligated to fi
On 05/11/2007, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, Why would I want to watch this trailer if it is
> sad?
I'm with you Lorraine, I didn't watch it either. We've got enough in
the Icelandic horse world to worry about.
Wanda
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