--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > Have you heard of this new movie? "Blinders". How
> > sad.
>
> Now, Why would I want to watch this trailer if it is
> sad?
I sent the link to a few other people, to make more people aware of
what the carriage horse
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "JR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Jakey is a thirty year old. I ride Jakey two or three times a week.
> The stable owner is in charge of his feeding. She said that they are
> feeding him one scoop of beet pulp, one scoop of senior feed and one
> scoop of sw
> This is a 30 year old horse, unfit, not been ridden for a long time,
> suddenly had a saddle put on and ridden in trot and canter. Now, to
> me, that seems like simply asking for trouble. And not because of
what
> he's being fed - a 30 year old will have much higher needs if he's
to
> maintain
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Eyewitness account of the Oct. 27, 2007 semi tractor/trailer accident
> in Wadsworth, Ill., written by Deanna Hertrich, a board member of the
> Illinois Dressage and Combined Training Association:
These horses were on a double
but, wouldn't you know it, we were packing to leave on vacation.
> Our departure got delayed while Cary ran to the lumber store to pick
up four
> new 2x6's - while we were dreaming of relaxing on the beach! We
always have
> kept enough boards on hand to repair a full section of fence since
then
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On 11/2/07, robyn_schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I really like Horseguard fence. It's hot-tape, easy to install (I
did
> > it myself), doesn't flap arou
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On 11/1/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > A paddock of 100x200 is only about 1/2 acre. That's probably ok
if you
> > will also be turning them out for periods about every day, but if
I were
> >
Very pretty Virginia!
Robyn S
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> We are home. The air quality is not good, but we
> decided it would be nice to be home, get things taken
> care of, clean up, water plants, get the animals back
> to their routines.
Hurray! Glad you are all okay and that
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Nancy Sturm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What a beautiful people. We have a photo somewhere around here of our
> grandaughter surrounded by the children she helped to care for in an
> orphanage (Rawanda I think). Her white skin is practically
flourescent.
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Lorraine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> We found a watermelon growing around wear I dump the
> manure. I think it came from their poop after feeding
> them some rinds. Funny.
heh--that IS funny, Lorraine! I will have to tell my son about this--he
is a Spongebob
> When I read some of the horrible, horrible untruths that people
write about
> Judy, I just get livid. What I never really wrote to the list is
that I
> also e-mailed another couple of Icelandic owners in the same area,
and I
> didn't get one morsel of help from them. Nada.
> Whenever I re
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island
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> We belong to the Weston Price Foundation and they sent us this update
> on NAIS, since we no longer have the Gaited Horse Magizine to help
> keep it in our awareness up I thought I would pass the info alon
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Gail Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
> It is 12:00 noon here. I just spoke with Judy. At
> this point she and Mike and critters are staying put
> in Hemet where they are safe and have a place to stay.
> All roads in Fallbrook where she lives are
This takes a bit of getting used to, but the dog is happy and healthy
and loved--I think that's what counts.
Robyn S
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/102333/faith_is_back/
I was poking around re: the fires. There is one up by Kaaren Jordan's
too, north of Solvang. It was about 50% contained as of
>
> I'd prefer to dump the water more often than we do, but it's a
conscious
> decision we've made. Especially this year, as dry as it's been, I
can't
> stand to see that much water dumped every day or two.
Dirty water won't hurt them, as long as it's not scummy. When it's time
to clean the
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "IceDog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can see more photos of me and the girls at
>
> www.toltallyice.com/DogScootering.html
>
> Cheryl
thanks for the link Cheryl! Great photos! As I no longer get individual
emails it's nice to have a link to see photos.
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> not off topic! Has anyone been paying attention to whats happening in
> atlanta? A lake that is the entire water supply for 80 million people
> is going to be completely dry as dust in two months.and we are
>
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Virginia Tupper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I will be riding outdoors this winter since I won't have an indoor
> riding arena after we move and I hate to be cold--so what do you all
> wear under a helmet, what's the warmest socks, do you wear an
> Icelandic w
> Many horses can be fed treats and still be very gentle. Others get
very
> excited when a hand reaches toward them and they grab for it. Horses
like
> that benefit from clicker training. I know...if he already nips would
a
> treat-based training technique work? Yes!
This also "cured" Shad
> I don't have a barn named after me, although the pics I sent in are
pics of
> the "Karen" model! :) We did our layout too, and went over it with
the rep,
> who made suggestions, and gave us prices for options.
>
>
> Here's the website of the people who did mine.
> http://www.hooverbuildings.
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >>> Very nice Karen! Mine is almost the same colors. Here is a link-
click on
> "Robyn model."
>
> Cool name. :) Is that literally your barn?
ACtually it is, but before we redid the corral. The barn had just been
f
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My barn isn't fancy, but there isn't much I'd change about it.
Very nice Karen! Mine is almost the same colors. Here is a link--click
on "Robyn model."
Robyn S
http://www.americanclassicbarns.com/8.html
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Dee Dreslough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > >>>(Skye) Not really arguing here on the importance of Rabies
shots, just that
> > horses do die from vaccine shots from time to time, death from
getting an overload...
>
> I know vet-visits are expensive, bu
> Just my perspective. I have bitter feelings about church people and
> its from my experiences like this. I'm sorry, but what woud jesus
> do...
>
> I know this is offtopic but I just wish people would think about it
> sometimes when others ask for help. Its not easy for some to ask.
Fortunat
> It was a wonderful experience for me. I was very nervous! But
> everyone laughed a lot in all the right places and clapped and clapped
> when I got done :)
Good job, Janice! Sounds like you got a lot of great feedback--that's
always an ego-booster. That's hard, to get up in front of a crowd a
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> By Dr. Ritter:
>
> This is something that I keep seeing over and over in clinics, at
shows, and
> other places. It concerns amateurs and professionals alike, and it
> infuriates me.
>
> There are too many riders who
HA~!
>
> Huginn has completed his Eqstim injections. He had his last injection
> Friday afternoon.
>
> So...far, he has had no high temps for one week. YAHOO! We are still
> taking his temp twice per day.
Raven, I'm so glad he's getting better. Do the others who had sick
horses know what the b
> Just a short note to update you on Huginn and me.
Hang in there Raven. We are still pulling and praying for you and
Huginn.
Robyn S.
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Nancy Sturm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Feel free to correct me, but our little foster daughter * had
pseudomonas
> and so did another very fragile young man we know. I was told that
it is
> generally suspected to be a hospital acquired infection.
You'
Its snug, but hey, i think its do-able... I aint eatin nothin for a
> while...
> Janice
>heh< Nothin' like new "clothes" to get you motivated! Hey Janice, I
just came back from Janice-land today, only I was too far away to stop
by and visit you (we were around Tampa/St. Pete). We had a great t
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Bia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well, not sure if you guys remember me saying my boyfriend, soon to
be
> husband, is Australian.
Wow--how'd you meet an Australian guy? And he's moving here, huh?
Glad the horse's move went well--that's gotta be a much longe
>>>I paid
> $10/bale for my timothy (still a bargain compared to CA where it was
up
> to $25/bale)!
Just curious--how big are these bales that cost you $10? Are they the
standard small bales, about 60-70#?
Thanks, Robyn
You really hit the nail on the head w/ this one Vicka! Thanks.
Robyn
One reason why I no longer have a rooster. I like my hens too much.
Robyn
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Hi to you, Kathleen! I wondered if you were going to go ahead w/ the
Sensation, altho I didn't know you were considering another Torsion
as well. This new Sensation fits both of us really well! The girth
is the right size, unlike w/ the demo, and the breastcollar w/ help
too. Both are a bit big, b
> How are you finding your "feel"? what are you doing to "get" it?
>
> Do you think that being musical helps with horsemanship?
Most definitely!! My riding helps my drumming and vice versa. I've
heard other people swear by yoga or tai chi to help w/ both endeavors
as well. I think doing anythi
I have a rope rein w/ snaps at either end that a NH guy in town made
for me. I really like the feel of the rope (it's about 1/2", not that
giant sailing rope Parelli uses), and the snaps make it very easy to
unsnap one rein and tie the horse up. It's not attached to a bit, so
there's no mouth press
Thanks very much for your input, Karen, this is exactly what I need
to know. I also used to have a Lindell, and found that the latex wore
out very quickly. Plus it still seemed too hard to me.
Robyn
Janice, which sidepull on that website is the Liz Graves one?
I can imagine what you thought of that jaquima. Sometimes tradition
just ceases to make sense. I don't like mecates either--on the
Parelli hack that I had, the rope was so heavy that whichever side
the mecate rope was on, that's the
Hi Judy, he has lightened up to light grey/white on his body w/ a
grey mane/tail and more grey below his knees/hocks. He's still
shedding but I think he'll stay the same for the summer. He's about
13 hh, altho his sire and dam are 13.1 and 13.2 respectively, so I'm
sure he's got some height to
Here are a couple that a drummer buddy hosted for me. The first is of
my new drumkit (I upgraded to a semi-pro) and Shadow is "helping" to
play the cymbal. (I still have the pony drool on the cymbal!) He was so
willing to approach this weird, noisy contraption!
http://louisrussell.com/cymbalpon
Hi Judy and Karen, great to be back, I will try to be better about
checking in now and then. I can send you a couple pix to post--better
yet, I'll take some of him in the Sensation next time I ride, and send
those to you. I don't have any way to host pictures on my own--sorry.
The lady who has t
Hi everyone--I've been busy. Music (that would be drumming) has taken
up an ever-greater portion of my time, as I'm now the primary drummer
in my church band. One would think church music is pretty doddering,
but on the contrary it runs the gamut of rock, country, funk, gospel--
you name it, I p
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