--- Anneliese Virro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Gudmar, Petur (his father), Hakon (his brother) > Kolla (his mother) have > always tried to bring they best horses to the US > they could find.
That is good to know, it's important to know who you can trust with horse selling. I think that there are "horse traders" all over the world, that is the nature of the thing, I am sure it crosses international boundaries. > > And from all I have seen, and I have known Gudmar > since he was 16, I have to > say that he is a good horseman who understands > horses and tries to do the > right thing by them. I can tell that by the way > horses react to him. They > trust him. I went to one clinic with him and I thought it was ok. I just want to say this, b/c I don't think anyone has really bashed Gudmar. I didn't see anything rough, nothing I felt uncomfortable with, I had just commented earlier that I have limited time and money, personally, and I think I can get more out of something focused more on horsemanship and I am trying to get tips from the really great horsemen or women, however I can. I do think that the clinics put on by the Icelanders tend to be expensive and I'm actually not very cheap, whatever I have goes to the horses, I just have to spend it in the best way possible. I think I actually got more out of auditing some clinics, like Ray Hunt, for $25 per day. I am always having to bargain hunt:) Kim
