I think you have your saddle too far back and the pressure is causing
all those white hairs...
Actually, it's called roaning and is quite common. It's not real roan
as such (you won't get a roan foal from a horse with roaning unless
the other parent is a true roan) but I'm not sure how the gene
Hubby wants to sell the tractor that came with the house. It's a TAFE
45 DI and works great. We want to list it but don't know the year --
the year isn't on the manual and we can't find it on the tractor.
Anyone know how to find out the year of a tractor?
Thanks,
V
Virginia Tupper
NB, Canada
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bruce thinks you could pull the serial number or perhaps a VIN number and
call the dealer or manufacture.There's probably a plate somewhere on the
tractor - maybe on the engine. They should have records to tell when
Seasonal roaning
My guy Selur is a quite unusual color in both of his cycles. Look on my
web-site:kaarenjordan.com under Kaaren's Horses see what you think. What
color do you think Selur is??
Kaaren
In a message dated 5/23/2008 6:24:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] write
My yearling is tall, she is as tall as my gelding right now and he is almost
13 with his feet grown out. She is thirteen months old right now. I think
she is beautiful and has the blackest eyes that
My guy Selur is a quite unusual color in both of his cycles. Look on my
web-site:kaarenjordan.com under Kaaren's Horses see what you think. What
color do you think Selur is??
He looks just like BIbi in color. does he have a cream gene in his
parents? , She is a buckskin but dark.
Ann
This may seem abusive, but if you've ever had to lead a horse out through a
wildfire,it is a good skill for them to have. When I was a kid we did this
many times, and the horses (not icies) were always easy to rescue because
they were not afraid, even when we could hardly breathe for the smoke
Does he have a cream gene???
I don't know. His sire was Baldur 147 (grandsires Jarpur 112/Randver fra
Fitjamyri)..dam Vindottir fra Fitjamyri(Grand dam s- Dixie 111/Pia Van
Asgeirsbrekka). He was started trained by Christine Schwartz. I think
this is why he is such an amazing horse.
I remember seeing Stormur and thinking he was the tallest Icelandic I
had ever seen. Very good looking boy. Do you remember me? You and I
were talking with Sarah Elkins inside the barn and then later when
Stormur was outside grazing. Annie Shields
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 6:58 AM, Laree Shulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.thehorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=11905
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Laree in NC
There's hope yet for all of us older riders!?!
Ferne Fedeli
On 5/24/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My yearling is tall, she is as tall as my gelding right now and he is almost
13 with his feet grown out. She is thirteen months old right now. I think
she is beautiful and has the blackest eyes that set off a beautiful head. I
think
you might need that tractor! It takes a 45 hp tractor to lift a 1500
lb roll of hay...
Janice
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even good horses have bad days sometimes.
I gotta get perennial peanut for my Jas who is having a thinness
problem (oh wouldnt that be a nice thing for me!) and it is due in
next week and the man will sell it for 6 dollars a square bale if you
buy at least ten. SO thats a good deal I think... boy horses sure
love it. I will get some
to me, icey palominos always look cremello! Shirley would look tiny
riding a greyhound bless her heart. I have lost 8 pounds!!!
Janice
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even good horses have bad days sometimes.
I could afford a lot higher mortgage and I could drive a brand new
mercedes or BMw or Lexus but I spend it on my horses instead... I am
maxed out tho. My husband says a new one cant come onto the property
unless an old one leaves and that is just about to happen. My trouble
is I have only two
Original Message
From: Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hubby wants to sell the tractor that came with the house. It's a TAFE
45 DI and works great. We want to list it but don't know the year --
You could go here and ask these guys- they know tractors, including TAFE
walking past a campfire is way different than performing in an arena
in the dark helo. I saw Linda Parelli's deadbroke horse balk at a
jump because an arena sign started flashing bright red giant eyeballs
just as it started to go over. an arena horse show environment has
horses at optimum
wow, just proof a deadbroke horse can kill you dead... my Jas would
not kick at a human if his life depended on it and he just now at
feeding time almost kicked me to the moon, He kicked out and hit the
bucket in my hand and knocked it 20 feet in the air because he kicked
at my big tom turkey
This may seem abusive, but if you've ever had to lead a horse out through a
wildfire,it is a good skill for them to have. When I was a kid we did this
many
times, and the horses (not icies) were always easy to rescue because they
were not
afraid, even when we could hardly breathe
I think she is beautiful and has the blackest eyes that set off a beautiful
head.
You should get us some pictures. :)
I think Hroi is going to be beautiful and has the carriage of a stallion
already. If
he were mine I would not geld him for a long time just to make sure.
Thank you. I
In a message dated 5/24/2008 10:06:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do you remember me?
Yes, it was very nice to meet you. Yes, Stormur is very large.
Rene
I saw Linda Parelli's deadbroke horse balk at a jump because an arena sign
started flashing bright red giant eyeballs just as it started to go over.
One of the worst horse showing experience I ever had was at a night time
show at the Josephiine County Fair. I didn't take into account how
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 07:09:44PM -0500, Janice McDonald wrote:
walking past a campfire is way different than performing in an arena
in the dark helo.
of course it is, just as arena jumps are not exactly like fallen logs in
the woods, and few riding trails contain car wash obstacles.
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