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I have heard they are unreliable. We finally bought a video camera and 400
feet of Co-ax cable (anyone need some coax?). I set up a TV in the bedroom
and could use the alarm to wake myself, roll over, watch the camera for a
few minutes
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If you call the Holiday Inn toll free number, this is likely to happen,
unless you get someone who realizes what the problem is and tells you to
call the LOCAL hotel number.
507-453-0303 is the local number.
I called the Best Western
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HMMM...I registered at the Holiday Inn and I know someone else who has as
well (four rooms I think (on top of my one room) I was told that the
Best Western was full, even when I cited the Fjord group name.
Should I call and reconfirm
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After seeing all the long legged draft hitches at the Denver Stock show, I
am pretty sure that the no exaggerated trot rule relates to an abhorrence
of the animated high action in hitch horses, and the temperament sacrifices
that go
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It is not a good thing, particularly on a hairy Fjord. It does not offer a
quick release from the pressure when you release the rein.
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Hi Brigid,
I was hanging on the edge of my seat. Thanks for the update.
Re the feetsies.I think what you are experiencing is normal. When
conditions dry out, it should improve significantly, but I am accustomed to
horses with tough feet
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Try looking for an older orthoflex. I bought a really nice one that is 14.5
that has a short skirt. Right now I cannot remember the name of the one I
bought, but if I remember, I will let you know. If I see one on Ebay, I
will try to forward
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For those of you who are thinking about going to the stock show to see the
Dancing Horses, featuring (at least in part) Beth Beymer and Sandy North and
company Fjords , plus, I think, Thorvald from Green Valley Farm in an
imaginative quadrille
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Sorry for the repost. I forgot the most important item. We would love to
see other Fjord lovers, maybe have dinner, hang out at the agility dog
trials, help clean stalls, whatever. AT the show, our home phone will
probably be forwarded to my
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We will be going to the stock show.
Not sure whether we will get tickets to the dancing horses both nights or
not. We are staying at the Marriot City Center hotel. (If you go, be sure
to access the Marriot site via the National Western
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Is it possible that the Norwegians might be interested in frozen semen from
Grabbson? If the Norwegians are concerned about losing the draft heritage
part of the breed, it might make sense to send it back this way. I have no
idea how Grabbson
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This sounds like something that would be appropriate for a foundation to
handle. There would still be issues, of course, but it would make sense
that a charitable foundation that is interested in breed improvement/etc
could take tax deductible
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Will it be an animal person career? I never heard that you had started
back at school. Good for you!
You are on the same ranch, and surviving?
School is going great. I'm almost done with my general stuff and can soon
transfer
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HI Alex,
I just looked on my computer at your old posts and was reminded that you
have liver metatasis.I gather the drug is probably approved for
metatastic liver cancer if you have colorectal cancer. Could they somehow
look for some kind
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I have used First Nationwide to send horses to Colorado from California. Not
sure whether they go that far north, but you might be able to send the horse
south to the racetrack in San Francisco via one of the big TB race horse
transporters
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Hi all,
A woman called me today wanting to purchase my Fjord mare that is currently
being trained by the boyfriend of this woman's riding instructor. The
riding instructor told her to consider getting a Fjord because all the
Hafllingers she
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Is there any difference with the Boz saddle, which is a flex tree, though I
believe the pommel and cantle are flexible too?
More on Flex tree saddles: copied from the Ridecamp archives:
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No need to leave the list. What Karen said is a bit of an inside joke.
This list can get into HEATED discussions on the subject of
crossbreeding...which you innocently ventured into. She was saying it with
a smile, not hostility.
If you do
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You do not need to have a sense of humor about your size.
As to the horse, there are some very good arguments for not having anyone
ride a horse until it is considerably older. I do not have the link, but Deb
Bennett has a complete explanation
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I free-leased a horse to someone in Texas. The horse got out on the road
and was hit by a car load of farmworkers, totaling their 1976 pick-up truck.
No one was hurt as far as I know. About one month later I got a FORM letter
from a lawyer
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This looks like it could be a dangerous hoax. The Red Cross needs
moneynot stuff.
There is some stuff mixed in below that looks like it is related to sending
e-mails, which makes me further suspicious.
I cannot confirm this from my
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I have not been paying attention to the discussion of Atch Levels. However,
I was reading EQuus tonight, and it talked about the test for ATCH levels as
being ineffective in late summer and fall.I think it said all horses
tend to test
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Hi Pat, all,
I, of course, was not at Blue Earth. But I understand that it was wonderful
from your descriptions. But it is also important to remember the safety
issues too. A show can be wonderful, and heartwarming, and still have room
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Hi All,
I should tell everyone what happenedboth medically,...and the accident.
Part II. Please see the Fjord-related comment at the bottom.
Jim and I were on a coach trip that was designed to go from Vienna to
Prague, following
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Hi All,
I should tell everyone what happenedboth medically,...and the accident.
Jim and I went to the Kaiser Family Medicine center yesterday. No one seems
as alarmed as the Austrians were. It is becoming apparent that there may
have
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Hi Carol.
btw..Nattmann and I were in the ocean water this year Just
last weekend!!! WHAT a boy!!!
Tell us where you went, and a bit more.
Gail (who is interested in the horse beaches in Northern California).
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Hi All,
Jim and I are home. We finally signed him out of the hospital against
medical advice and got a last minute flight home. We are tired, but OK.
Jim goes to the doctor tomorrow to see if he really has a cardiac problem
that requires
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Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 11:19 AM
To: FH-L
Subject: Herald Geldings
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I just
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I did an informal lease agreement with a horse person who was a known
commodity (so did not feel I had to spell out care requirements). It was a
lease that allowed the horse to be bred.
We took two precautions that I am now glad of. We
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Maybe we should swap horses for the summer. Gunthar to Nevada, Idelle to
Sonoma? I guarantee that Gunthar would be a big hit.
Gail
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Hmm..Karen. The local tack shop has a fancy complete cover up fly sheet
on their plastic horse outside the shop. I strongly suspect it is not going
to sell this summer, and that I might be able to get a deal on it. The fly
sheet material
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Gunthar, the Fjord, blows up on half a day on California irrigated pasture.
A grazing muzzle fixes the problem. I like the breakaway grazing muzzles,
even though they have to be fitted just right in order to stay on.
(Fit it, then watch
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My vet did the same thing with a mare that was about that age. He thought
she was older (I think). Just gave me a funny look.
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RE: teeth
Thanks for your info. My Canadian reg. fjord
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Imagine my surprise when, while watching the Tour de France this morning
(live
on OLN), I saw some fjord horses in a pasture along the race route! They
were
eating, of course. Not at all interested in the passing peloton.
Allez, allez
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Hi all,
You may remember that Rom was off at boot camp on an 8000 acre cattle ranch
that goes UP and DOWN very steeply. Recently, his sensible behavior when in
trouble may very well have saved the life of his rider.
One day a few weeks ago
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Hi All,
I just got off the phone from talking to the woman on the cattle ranch where
Rom and his QH buddy, Java, have gone for three months of boot camp. We had
decided that we wanted both of these horses to get a REALLY good exposure
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BTWI forgot to mention that my wanna-be cowboy husband, Jim (a.k.a. The
Gambler by some Fjord folks for his poker card shark propensities; a.k.a. a
contender for the title of best cook and horsey helper at Fjord events) has
finally conceded
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Where are you? I am going to be in Prague for several days in late August.
Greetings to everybody
Martin
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In the end it is not about how fast they can trot anyway. The
quality of the trot, Rhythm, regularity, elasticity, correctness, length,
freedom, impulsion, and reach with the fronts, that counts.
It just occurred to me that the NFHR
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Hi Ericka, All,
I am glad you liked it. I did not fully explain why I thought it was
appropriate for the list. It is because I so often hear that Fjords are not
suitable dressage horses or I want something with better movement. The
messages
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Phillip mentioned that there was a note that Gjest might be a little close
behind, which got me thinking about the prevalence of close behind Fjords.
My first Fjord is the sweetest horse in the world, but not the best balanced
body
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Steve,
This sounds like we have to start a NEW message to the list, and put in the
new header, and copy the text we want to refer to to the NEW message? Is
that correct?
Would it work to hit the reply button and then re-edit the header
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This is the second message. Apologies to Starfire Farm...to whom I sent
this message thinking I would not get permission from the author to post it
to the listand then got it.
Gail
Earlier I wrote:
Horses are not bicycles. They have
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This and the next message come from the clickryder clicker training list. I
thought the list members might enjoy it because it compares the French vs
German dressage training systems.
The post prior to this one was discussing whether
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Hi Anita,
It is great to hear about the evolution of Anvil's Acres. You always said
you intended to move up the hill.I guess you meant it! :)
I will reply privately too, but was interested in Leidjo. (I know that Lisa
and Jeff Pedersen
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I would be willing to bet there is someone out there who
would like to lease Leidjo, or buy him outright, if he could be located. I
can attest to the fact that he produces BOMBPROOF horses with long legs and
good movement.
And, I forgot
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OK, remember the procedure for defeathering a goose? Dip them in melted
wax, or hot water with melted wax floating on top..then let the wax
harden..then peel off the feathers. Maybe I could do something like that,
slather with warm wax
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Hi Everyone,
Just a quick note to let everyone know that our mare VP Solveig (Sinklar X
Veni) had a brown dun filly on Friday, Mar 25. The sire is Prydarson (
Prydar X Seira). On Tuesday I'll try to get some photos posted to our
website
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And, it would mean equal access to advertisements in the Herald.
Years ago I knew about two grey mares in Southern CA, but my contact (who
knew the owner, but did not have daily contact with them) said the owner
would have to be persuaded
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Can someone please forward me Brigid's message. I did not get it (checked
my inbox and my delete box, both), and I am interested to hear her news.
Gail
Hi All-
My life has taken a very positive turn
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I would also get a syringe and pretend to give shots
so as to desensitize the horse to the action. Practice this daily for a few
times each, advance and retreat method works well.
Incorporate clicker training into this as well. Also, teach
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Hi Lynn,
In order to appeal to me this would need to be a little bit more refined,
and look a little bit more like the classic Fjord head shape (short,
triangular, with big brown eyes)even though many Fjords do not have that
exact shape
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I sort of gather that shipping horses from Norway ends up costing WAY MORE
because of the way the Norwegians insist on handling the horse before it
leaves the country. Can anyone confirm that?
I had a horse shipped from Germany to CA around
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WOW! Good explanations of things I have been trying to figure out forever!
Jean, do you happen to have a direct link to an explanation for constructing
a pedestal for a horse?
http://www.equinestudies.org/knowledge/ranger/ranger.html
TIMING
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My Fjords can do rollbacks on the fence just fine.
And, yes, I have seen all kinds of prejudice against Fjords.
Anyway, I was turning pretty tight circles with him, and I
was told that Fjords can't turn that tight! In my experience
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Another thing that I believe contributes to the perception that people call
presence is *high headedness.*
Diamant's owner liked him because he has a tendency toward upheadedness,
probably from his Rei Halsnaes breeding. His owner referred
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Hi Peg,
Charisma is even harder to define.but I take it to mean that hey you
guys, have a look at glorious me look. Rom was never really aggressive,
but he could easily hurt someone if he was spending all his energy showing
off
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Catherine mentioned an evaluator had said something about Diamont screaming
stallion presence when pretty much everyone present thought they were
seeing stallion bad behavior.
This reminded me of Romulus' evaluation at Libby, during which
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Do you have a sense of whether Sonny is reactively running off out of fear,
or out of an affirmative decision that he is going to leave whenever HE
chooses?
Gail
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I had made the suggestion, but was thinking less along the lines of
purchasing Diamantand more along the lines of leasing him and sending
him to a facility for semen collection to preserve his bloodlinesand
then sending him back
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Catherine,
In your opinion, does he really have an unacceptable personality (from the
genes) or from the handling?
I suppose, in Norway, it would not matter, as he would be judged on what he
had become, no matter whether it was his genes
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The thing I forgot to mention is that Diamant (note spelling is not
Diamont...makes it easier to look up his pedigree) is a white dun.
I have seen pictures of, and in person, of several of his get, all from the
1986 imported Norwegian mare
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This stallion was trained by someone who was accustomed to much hotter
horses, that can be manipulated by essentially scaring them into doing
things. I doubt it is the temperament.more likely the training.
I know this horse's blood
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It might be nicer to have it sent at the Periodical Rate. I would always
get it MUCH later than everyone else, which meant I have missed out on a few
things for sale.
Of coursemy membership may have lapsed by now too???
Gail
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Here is his online pedigree. If you can drill down, you can see a list (and
some pictures) of his progeny and descendents.
http://www.nfhr.com/ponyweb/ponyweb.cgi?horse=671HorseName=leikPage=1Sort
=0
Hi All,
My name is Nicole,I live
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My suggestion is to put the old Heralds on CD in the form of PDF files,
maybe. I know that the registry has excess copies of some of them, and may
well not want to lose the opportunity to sell them, but it does seem that it
could be quite
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Tyra is a very nicely conformed horse, from what I could see of her when she
was a 2 year old. I was told she had received some kind of injury to one of
her legs that caused a scar, but I doubt it would affect her soundness. Do
you see
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. So one could say
that white stars belong to the breed. But there seems to be a wide consensus
that blazes, white socks, and flesh colored skin is not acceptable
SoA while back there was mention that there could only be a few flesh
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I cannot find Merit on the CFHR records. Is his name spelled correctly.
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My 7 year old gelding,Merit, is for sale
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I have a bad left knee, that was translating into bad
rididng...specifically, a collapsed hip and way too much weight in one
stirrup. Saddles were always sliding sideways, and my knee hurt when
posting. Went to the gym with a personal trainer
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Alex,
Now that I think more about it, I think I know someone who had the
immunoembolization. It may not have been a melanoma, but it was liver
cancer. He had the treatment, and had three years during which the cancer
appeared
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Alex,
Whatever we can do in cyberspace to be there for you, I, and I believe the
other members of the list, are willing to do. Prayers, and whatever daily
support you need.
Please keep in touch. I would normally post this as a private
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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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A regular insurance policy does not cover employees in California. They
have to have Worker's Comp Insurance, which is calculated as a percentage of
the paycheck. Does your insurance specifically cover employees? Does Nova
Scotia require
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Hello Everybody from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia ---
Each Spring, we accept a limited number of good quality horses to sell at
our farm on consignment.
Hi Carole,
I
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In California, the release form may help you in court, but that is AFTER you
have mounted a $100,000 defense. And, if the people are deemed to be
employees that does not help at allan employee in California is
entitled to compensation
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I know Jean Ernest puts shoes on some or all of her horses in winter due to
the ice danger. Hopefully she will notice your question and have some good
answers.
Gail
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I have a video of this horse as a two year old that I got from Anne. If you
manage to find her and would like it, I will send it to you. She is a very
nice Fjord.
Anne may also have some idea about what is going on with her owner
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Karen McCarthy once suggested this to me. She suggested getting race horse
blinkers, available online from a racing supplier. The problem I could see
is that there are places one goes on horseback where you would prefer that
the horse be able
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Wow! I had no idea that pipe rails could do that either. I know my supplier
(who is a horse person as well, and welds gates/etc in his shop) claims his
rails are worth the extra price he charges. I will have to ask him about
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Was this a pipe panel gate? Or one of those flat metal rail gates?
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Has anyone gotten along the way learned standards for analyzing horse
poop? I saw my vet reach into the back of a horse's mouth who was eating
hay, and pull out half chewed wads of haysaying look at this...he needs
his teeth floated
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Some of my horses seem to get a chronic diarrhea from alfalfa hay, even when
there is only a small amount in the hay mixture.
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You have to register to use this site. I copied the text into a word doc
that I will send to anyone who requests it. It is quite interesting.
Here's an interesting read on carriage driving dilemmas, just sent by a
friend... sounds like
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Yup, that is probably it. I paid $5.00 more, plus CA tax. Not sure
whether Amazon collects state taxbut don't think they do.
GAil
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For those of you who are grinding flax seed for horses (or for yourself),
Cuisinart has brought out a large capacity (looks like about a cup, though I
have not tried putting a cup of seed in it yet, so not sure it can actually
grind that much
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I am assuming that you are talking about how snaffle bits work (I am using
snaffle to mean a broken mouthed bit) in the mouth.
It makes sense that a too-long bit would fold over further in the mouth and
take up much more room than a shorter
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These things are horse and weather proof! Ours are pretty much completely
out in the weather. And they cannot hurt themselves on them. The entire
mechanism is completely protected from the horses. They are best used
clipped onto pipe panels
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I thought automatic hay feeders were teen aged kids. What is this device?
I did not get the original of this message...but will answer anyway. They
are automatic feeders that will drop a flake of hay at a set time. Here is
an example: http
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First, Jean, I think everyone is out getting ready for winter. Jim and I
went out today and picked up automatic hay feeders so we can stay in bed on
wintry mornings (or what passes for same in Northern California) and have
the horses
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I have a flyer on which he was listed. I remember Anita pointed out
that he had excellent gaskin muscles.and he looked it. He looked
leggy, but very strong. I thought he was awfully nice looking. Jean,
do you still have that picture
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The real problem with digest discussions and board decision-making is
that there are no Roberts Rules of Order on the list. My memory of
the rules is pretty rusty, but I do know that they have been a welcome
relief at board meetings where
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I wrap a piece of forelock around the top of the deluxe muzzle. It
helps that I keep my bridle path further back behind the ears so as to
get a more full forelock. The mound of thick forelock provides a
barrier to removal, plus wrapping
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I had one wear out in considerably less than six weeks. Not exactly
sure how longmaybe as little as one or two weeks before the center
piece just came out. They gave me the same storysaid...you have 30
days to report a problem. I did
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My feed/tack store has them in stock. Ordering them online from the
manufacturer can take time. I think I got Gunthar a large horse size.
They tend to ride up and down on the facemore room around the nose,
hence less scuffing of nose.
I
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What is the active ingredient in Equimax?
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I am hoping someone knows this one for sure. We have steered away from
all maples whose leaves turn red and all maples named acer
rubrumbecause of possible toxicity to horses. Does anyone know if
the problem is only in the acer rubrum
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I have forwarded this to my accountant. She is an Arab show world
person, but may have some ideas. I did board a horse in Queen Creek
(pretty far outside town) once, but am not sure it is still open. Not
really a barnmore like a backyard
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Hi Brigid, Jean, Beth
Thanks for your thoughts on the subject. I have allowed the horse to go
to this pasture until the end of the month, to serve as a riding
horse/distraction for my friend so she can get a horse fix until she
figures out
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Tamara
Hiding out in Fallbrook CA and considering lurkerdom.
No, No.don't do that!!! You add to the list..!
Gail
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