>>> I would love to give him a space at my family ranch to decompress-just
not for 3000. if the current owner gets to the point that Raudi just needs
a place to be and not be riden (just loved on for a while-years if needed)
let me know-he could hang out with the herd.
That would be great for hi
I would love to give him a space at my family ranch to decompress-just not
for 3000. if the current owner gets to the point that Raudi just needs a
place to be and not be riden (just loved on for a while-years if needed) let
me know-he could hang out with the herd. (Soley is an Icy mare i pick
My tiv has gotten really fat from not being ridden cause of the heat.
But last nite I got home late, it was a full moon, I went out to visit
with them and I could see in the distance dark patches and I thought
oh no, sweating in the cool night air, not good! But when I petted
him I found it was hi
On 9/25/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How can anyone expect a horse to settle when he's only in a home for a few
> weeks to a few months? ESPECIALLY a horse with big issues...?
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I read on here, heard somewhere, read it maybe--- a horse is not at
home until he has lived in a
Poor pony. I hate it when a horse starts bouncing around. Our Twist (who
has no plans of ever moving again) had at leat 8 owners in 12 years. He was
so depressed that he just gave up. A friend referred to his having "his
sporot broken". He even got depressed when I moved him so he could have
p
And I didn't really let her go, it wasn't really my choice, she died,
she was just the greatest horse to me, I didn't really want a different one,
but I can see that to a lot of people, this would not have been a good
match, I think she would have paid for it mostly.
When I wrote what I wrot
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I still don't think I'll ever part with him,
> considering all he's been through, but he really has continued to
trust and
> settle more and more.
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And I didn't really let her go, it wasn't really my choice, she di
I like to think that maybe even horses like this can maybe learn to
trust one person. I had a horse for 14 years, not long enough, and when I
got her, I know she felt no special love for people.
I've had Loftur for three years now. I think I made a lot of good progress
with him the first ye
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Judy Ryder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> And some of them, like Raudi, Rodi, Landi, Baersi, etc., do not
like it;
> don't care for people, and will never be reliable mounts.
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I like to think that maybe even horses like this can maybe learn to
trust o
