Fjords are small draft horses, although they are making some dressage models
now. They are powerful horses even though they are not really big and if not
trained with lightness can feel like you're driving without power steering!
Tyra is like a small SUV! She'll just plow through anything. Fj
> So using more common genetic parlance, the colours are bay dun (brown
> dun), red dun (red dun), blue dun/grullo (grey), smoky blue dun (white
> dun) and palomino dun (yellow dun). Is that right?
>
> Very confusing!
>
> Mic
That's right! Wouldn't it be nice if color names were standardized.
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:22:28 -0500, you wrote:
>The other colors are gray dun-what we call blue dun in Icelandics or grulla in
>Quarter horses with a black or gray stripe in the mane and tail; Red dun-looks
>like a light reddish palomino with a pale reddish stripe in the mane and tail;
>white d
>>What are the 10% other colors Cherie?? I thought
>>they only came in that one color...
>>Janice
The other colors are gray dun-what we call blue dun in Icelandics or grulla in
Quarter horses with a black or gray stripe in the mane and tail; Red dun-looks
like a light reddish palomino with a pa
she is awesome. What are the 10% other colors Cherie?? I thought
they only came in that one color...
Janice
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yipie tie yie yo
On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 16:54:14 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>They have been connected thru mitochondrial DNA, so
>Fjord may be an ancestor of the Icelandic.
Interesting! Can you point me at the relevant study please? I thought
studies in the past (especially by Marit Jonsson) had proved there was
no con
--- Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed by its self?
> This
> >is probably a dumb question. Dwight
>
>
> Norwegian Fjords and Icelandics are different breeds. Both are a
> fairly
> ancient breed and both have ties to Vikings.
I own
On Nov 18, 2007 7:45 PM, Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
They are considered a small draft
> horse. They are not gaited. I have both and love them for their different
> personalities.
> Here's Tyra the fjord.
What is the difference in their personalities? My vet says he thinks
of Icela
> Here's Tyra the fjord.
>
> Cherie, Very gorgous.
Lorraine
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On Nov 18, 2007 8:45 PM, Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed by its self? This
> >
> Here's Tyra the fjord.
>
> Cherie
She's a beauty!
V
> Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed
> by its self? This
> is probably a dumb question. Dwight
Hi Dwight, there are no dumb questions!
The Fjord and Icelandic are two different, separate
breeds of ponies.
The Fjord is an older breed than the Icelandic Horse
which is basicall
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