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On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:43:39AM -0700, Skye and Sally ~Fire
Island wrote:
We do a lot of cutting horses, cutting here is very very popular,
and
we use ST. Croix Extra EZ on their feet..but they do cutting
every week just for fun..we have some real
On Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at 10:24:50AM -0700, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island
wrote:
Well Property prices are coming down in Puna, it is affordable
again.bring you and your ponies over.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at 10:24:50AM -0700, Skye and Sally ~Fire
Island
wrote:
Well Property prices are coming down in Puna, it is affordable
again.bring you and your ponies over.
A friend has promised to sent me photos, ladies.
Nancy
On 9/18/07, Mic Rushen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 11:35:55 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
your thighand chaps just do not cover every little thing.
Maybe it's such a little thing he doesn't have to worry about it?
Mic
HAHAHAHAHA showing off his shortcomings!
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yipie tie
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know of a farrier with experience with Icelandics.
Does it matter what breed the horse is when picking a farrier? How
many
breeds of horses in the USA?
Karen Thomas, NC
Well.I try this one.before Sally was a farrier, we
Now that Sally is a farrier, if someone calls for work...I ask them what
disipline of riding do you do with your horse. That is more
important.not bnecause we would do something weird or different, but
because we do not carry shoes for Slidingor TB race
plates...we carry a range of
I have never thought it did. I use the same farrier for my TWH, my
Standardbred and my Icelandics that we've use for all the endurance horses.
I love it if I can have Hunter shod about one week before a competition. He
just floats over the trails. He's a little less floaty when his feet begin
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And one might also say that the disciplines you
mention are not exactly normal, everyday pursuits for
average owners.
Guess that depends on which part of the country you
live in. Out here, reiners are pretty common. So not
only should you not make
On 17/09/2007, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This farrier is quite, a character, by the way. Very tall and lean, long
LONG pony tail. He lives with his wife and little girl off the grid in a
very rural area and sometimes shows up at rides wearing just a loin cloth.
Avert eyes time
On 9/17/07, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This farrier is quite, a character, by the way. Very tall and lean, long
LONG pony tail. He lives with his wife and little girl off the grid in a
very rural area and sometimes shows up at rides wearing just a loin cloth.
Avert eyes time for
Guess that depends on which part of the country you live in. Out here,
reiners are pretty common. So not only should you not make generalizations
about Icelandics, I don't think you should do the same about disciplines.
Actually, Susan, I know some reiners in this area too, but they don't
If only.
Nancy
I have never thought it did. I use the same farrier for my TWH, my
Standardbred and my Icelandics that we've use for all the endurance horses.
Same here. We've used the same farrier for 15+ years, and he's done my
walkers, my app, my Arab, my QH's, and the Icelandic's. He trimmed the Arab
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do know a LITTLE something about reining horses
and the long-term effects of a sport that can easily
cross the edge into extreme. A lot of sports can
cross that line...
The majority of people doing sports like this are
doing it for hobby and fun and
On 9/17/07, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This farrier is quite, a character, by the way. Very tall and lean, long
LONG pony tail. He lives with his wife and little girl off the grid in a
very rural area and sometimes shows up at rides wearing just a loin cloth.
Avert eyes time
--- susan cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And one might also say that the disciplines you
mention are not exactly normal, everyday pursuits for
average owners.
Guess that depends on which part of the country you
live in. Out here, reiners
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:43:39AM -0700, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island wrote:
We do a lot of cutting horses, cutting here is very very popular, and
we use ST. Croix Extra EZ on their feet..but they do cutting
every week just for fun..we have some real nice QH here on
islandnone of
--- Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This farrier is quite, a character, by the way. Very tall and
lean, long
LONG pony tail. He lives with his wife and little girl off the
grid in a
very rural area and sometimes shows up at rides wearing just a loin
cloth.
Avert eyes time for
Janice, I am working on finding you a picture of Dennis, the farrier. He
has a bumper sticker on his truck that says Put some pink in your cheeks.
Ride nude. The sign on the side says Professinal (his spelling) Horse
Shoer since 1985.
He will be here tomorrow to trim Twist and Yrsa, but if he
Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only beautiful but very wise. Nice
goes a lot farther than handsome any day.
Our daughter married the most gorgeous guy when she was 18. He was so
handsome that women would stop dead to look at him. He turned out to be a
first class creep with some very
..Now does he shoe
in a loin cloth, cuz at a certain point the nail is s close to
your thighand chaps just do not cover every little thing.
I was thinking the same thing Skye!
Cherie
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 02:22:49PM -0700, Nancy Sturm wrote:
Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only beautiful but very wise. Nice
goes a lot farther than handsome any day.
*nod* beauty's skin-deep, ugly goes to the bone, as they say.
that said, i confess i picked up my husband for his
The sign on the side says Professinal (his spelling) Horse Shoer since
1985.
Is he a good farrier? Spelling doesn't matter to me if he can do a good job
with the feet!
He will be here tomorrow to trim Twist and Yrsa, but if he starts taking
his clothes off, I will run screaming to
--- Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like your farrier's wife is not only
beautiful but very wise. Nice
goes a lot farther than handsome any day.
That's for sure! I used to be embarrassed to
introduce people to my husband because he is truly
obese - like 350lbs and 5'7. But I
I love a big ol fat man myself :)
Janice
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yipie tie yie yo
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 04:12:25PM -0700, susan cooper wrote:
That's for sure! I used to be embarrassed to
introduce people to my husband because he is truly
obese - like 350lbs and 5'7. But I don't care
anymore what people think about him!
i think he sounds like a wonderful husband, and
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