On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 18:41:00 -0400, you wrote:
I've been tempted to make a public announcement that I will be starting a
new breed called Island Ponies that will be a cross between Icelandic's
and Corolla Bankers.
IceBankers. Or Spankers for short.
Mic
Mic (Michelle) Rushen
IceBankers. Or Spankers for short.
Or maybe Off-shore Bankers - a great way to hide money. (Most of my money ends
up hidden
in the manure pile...no wait, it IS the manure pile!)
Karen Thomas, NC
On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:15:37 -0400, you wrote:
I'd say for a horse just taken from the wild nine weeks ago
He looks really nice. The area he came from has a lot of people,
right? I wonder if it works with him like it does with our youngsters.
An Icelandic friend sends his young horses up to us
He looks really nice. The area he came from has a lot of people, right?
I wonder if it works with him like it does with our youngsters. An
Icelandic friend sends his young horses up to us to grow up, and they
are always completely unhandled apart from the very, very basics. They
don't
--- On Wed, 7/16/08, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have all
faith that Bart will make the transition, but that's
because he's an
exceptional individual from a distinctive breed.
So what is the plan for Bart? Gelding and re-homing, or keeping him a breeding
stallion for the
She sort of wiggled, so I put the collar on her and she knew the entire
basic obedience routine: heel, sit, down, stay, recall. She'd learned
it all by watching the other dog. Not sure if that would actually work
with horses, but Bart is certainly going to benefit by watching Vinnie
be
So what is the plan for Bart? Gelding and re-homing, or keeping him a
breeding stallion for the herd?
I've been tempted to make a public announcement that I will be starting a
new breed called Island Ponies that will be a cross between Icelandic's
and Corolla Bankers.
It's not true, but I
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 9:15 PM, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bart got turn-out time tonight in a very small grassy area we made with
corral panels at the front of the barn. We used the Parelli-recommended (and
common sense/low pressure) method of taking chairs into the area, and
Seems at ease and happy enough! V
On some levels, I think he is, but I have to remind myself that he's just
nine weeks from the wild. He's not halter trained, so he can't go into a
bigger area until we can catch him and halter him. But, I'm a big believer
in take the time it takes so it
I don't have a particular timetable.
This is the lesson I have struggled with the most. To this day I get in the
today we will work on ... mode. I think I may finally have matured enough
to scrap the plan when it's obvious that actually it is not the day.
Nancy
This is the lesson I have struggled with the most. To this day I get in
the today we
will work on ... mode. I think I may finally have matured enough to scrap
the plan
when it's obvious that actually it is not the day.
I think it's a good idea to have a plan - but we have to remember
By working with Vinnie where Bart could watch and maybe want to get in on
the fun, I suspect I helped Bart along today too - indirectly though, not
directly.
I was doing obedience with one of my standard poodles years ago and one of
our daughters had a wonderful Aussie that was her dog.
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