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Hi from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
Pat, I can understand where you, as a trainer, are coming from. -- We all
like pleasant, easy to work with horses, but my point is that it isn't that
simple. You're absolutely
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I thought I'd better clarify what I meant in the paragraph below What I
DID NOT mean is that Evaluators might be influenced by knowing who the owner
or trainer of a particular stallion is.
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Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia ---
I thought I'd better clarify what I meant in the paragraph below
What I DID NOT mean is that Evaluators might be influenced by knowing who
the owner or trainer of a
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Good thought about checking the bite of foals, however six months of age is
too early to tell whether the bite will be normal or not. I have two with
significant underbites, both of which had normal bites as weanlings. By the
time my young gelding
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Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia --
I've been passionately interested in Fjord bloodlines for almost 30 years,
so the subject of Pat Holland's posting caught my eye. I certainly agree
with her that
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I am a bloodline addictand I have been fortunate to have worked
personally with several lines.
I love watching blood lines, too, Pat. Having bred and trained Fjords
for 20 years I have a good sense of certain traits in Fjord blood
This message is from: Don Brackett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wow, how did they find their way to Texas? I bought Osa from Landen
Hall. He owns Reinard and has for at least 12 years. They did live in
Maine but have moved to N. Carolina recently. Landen also owns a nice
white dun mare out of Nina by
This message is from: Cynthia Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just can't help myself in replying to Beth's first comments about Starfire
Arend and his mother, Maerta. I now own Starfire Chiron out of Obelisk and
Sophie. I think Beth Sandy put a lot of thought into not only their stallion,
but the
This message is from: Carol Riviore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia where we're
having a wild nor'easter.
Ruthie, Thanks for posting the dog breeding site again. I'd missed it
before. -- Just read some of it . . . and it definitely gives 'food
bloodliines
Re: fjordhorse-digest V2005 #16
Re: Large Animal Vets
Re: bloodliines
Re: Myriam photo
Loki
bloodlines and behavior
NFHR website
RE: insurance
RE: bloodlines and behavior
More snow humor and no vet
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Patti, I agree completely. The list is great. So friendly and
informative. I really look forward to everyone's postings. The key to
winter sanity while we are all cooped up and not able to have as much
horse fun.
I was in Appleton WI in
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I would wager the mare actually has more than 50% of the influence on the
foal. She spends nearly 6 months rearing the foal, and it has been said,
that a mare that allows the baby to push her around often
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I have a REi Halsnaes grandson who looks at things the same way an Arab
does. He is also energetic, though the work ethic is not fantastic (could
be from being a stud and adult before receiving any real training). He does
not spook and bolt,
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Hi Myriam and Audrey,
I found all but three of the horses you are looking for in a book by Mr. Bob
van Bon, the Chief Inspector of the Dutch Studbook. The title of the book is
Van Vestlandhest tot Fjordenpaard, and I believe it can be ordered
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p.s. Oh, and Dorina is around 20 years old and doesn't look or act a day over
6 except the cute little wrinkles around her muzzle! =)
~ Meredith Sessoms ~
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In a message dated 1/23/04 6:25:59 PM Central Standard Time,
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Hi,
I'm considering a 5-year old gelding by Hostar, out of a mare by
Holunder.
Any information regarding
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At 06:06 AM 10/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
This message is from: Dave McWethy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Along with the posts on stallions, I want to note the mare Nora N12232, who
was the mother of Gjestarson. Phil Prichard sold her to us at age 26 for
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Teressa Kandianis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also I see pedigrees with the dam listed as Purdy mare. From the
bloodline discussion, it seems evident that the Purdy's were breeders
at one time. Can anyone relate that story?
The short
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dear list,
sounds odd, but when i read the first line of teressa's note about her
first sighting of fjords driving to seattle for suchi, i pictured two
chunky fjords in a two tone turquoise fifty's chevy, windows opens and
manes blowing,
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oops! it was vancouver!!! denise
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At 12:35 PM 10/29/99 -0700, you wrote:
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I was also wondering if Gjestar 1560 is the same as King Gjestar - if not,
is there any relationship.
No they are not the same
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At 07:51 PM 2/19/99 -0500, you wrote:
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Hello all!
Here comes another of those NOVICE questions.
How can there be too many stallions? I can understand the desire to
avoid.what does
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Hello all!
Here comes another of those NOVICE questions.
How can there be too many stallions? I can understand the desire to
avoid.what does Arthur and Carol call thembackyard stallions?
However, if we are discussing good quality stallions, with
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At 11:54 AM 2/19/99 -0600, you wrote:
This message is from: Steve McIlree [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think in North America we will see far more problems in the future
of the breed resulting from too many stallions rather than too
This message is from: Steve McIlree [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lynda--
Thursday, February 18, 1999, you wrote:
My question is simple; is this actually what is desired? It sounds
as if any stallion shows any undesirable behavior, he is gelded.
However, this undesirable behavior has certainly not been
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