On 3/21/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I was
pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event. ...
I suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
be careful some horse doesnt get a
I suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
What I meant to say, is that I have no problem with shoes when they
are warranted (protection) no problem at all.
I just have a huge problem when they are used to manipulate
gaithuge problem.
Wanda
The problems with this is that the ungaited domestics are related to the
ungaited Icelandics in Iceland, very closely related, maybe only a
generation or two apart. They came out of stock from Iceland, sold by
Icelanders.
I've seen some darned weakly-gaited (virtually ungaited?) imports. And
On 3/21/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then they need to learn to recognize a non show gait when they see one
and understand what naturally gaited means.
Boy aint THAT the truth--- at least I KNOW my horse's are gaited or
not... and what gaits they do. And I am not that
On 3/21/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll probably be going, and it seems there is a bit of interest out
here already. However if I'm helping to organize it, I won't be
participating.
(I just got this today!)
That's too bad that you won't be participating... There's a big
(I just got this today!)
Ohmigosh, maybe that's a good sign that some of the missed messages will be
delivered!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
Our goals in this endeavor are to bring more awareness to the public
about gaited horses, and to offer exhibitors and breeders from
Saskatchewan, a more central location to show there horses and compete
against horses from all over Canada and possibly the US. Also many
breeders are
To me, and this is only my opinion, FOSH is better than TWHBEA, because they
don't allow stacks or chains or chemicals or action devices, or mechanical
means; but they do allow more than what is natural (i.e. 1 shoes, caulks,
etc.), so it's still not for me.
Why not go natural if you want
Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I was
pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event. ... I
suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
Will you be going? I'd like to hear more when/if you do.
Karen Thomas
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I agree. However, it's a start. In our area, there are plenty of
pleasure riders that need some sort of venue for their horses but do
NOT want to go the traditional way of what they've seen with their
breed associations.
How about fun shows? Trail trials?
I suspect every horse
On 21/03/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Up until now Icelandics haven't been included in their list, so I was
pleased to be invited to participate in the planning of this event. ...
I suspect every horse attending will probably be barefoot.
Will you be going? I'd like to
Someone on another list, not an icelandic list, was laughing at those of us
who have ungaited domestics.
Then they need to learn to recognize a non show gait when they see one
and understand what naturally gaited means.
Wanda
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