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8048
I enjoyed the article in the July issue of Canadian Horse Journal but I have a question about the photo on page 37 of the mare Kamouraska and her foal Mira. If...
geobarnard1
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Aug 1, 2002
9:08 am
8049
I am offering my purebred Canadian filly ( Mainguy Dad Mirabelle ) for sale DOB 4-09-02. She will mature to 15.2 and is a black/bay beauty. She has been...
spacekase2000
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Aug 1, 2002
12:28 pm
8050
One of the first mares we bought had been bred as a 2 year old. The foal was fine and so was the dam. We continued to do that with all the mares that we had...
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Aug 1, 2002
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8051
Hi Jenn, We redid our 30 x 80 barn last year to accommodate our horses, converting from a previous dairy cattle operation. For the stalls section, we poured a ...
LostRiverFarm
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Aug 1, 2002
2:13 pm
8052
Carol Ann - you mention that you bring your Canadians in for bug relief in the afternoon. I also tried to bring my guy in in the afternoons, but he just stands...
fx-hunt
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Aug 1, 2002
6:15 pm
8053
Just had to send this along it is funny but so true! How to get your mare to foal and the rest of top 12 tried and proven problem cures: 1. To induce labor in...
D.Lacelle
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Aug 1, 2002
7:26 pm
8054
The flies around my place are horrendous! and my two fillies choose to stay in. When the sun goes down and the flies are not so bad, I put them in a small...
mario lamoureux
stadacona2000
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Aug 1, 2002
9:26 pm
8055
Our Canadians really mind the flies, but I don't think any worse than other breeds we have had. Much is written on all the things that Canadian Horses DON'T...
Reginald Hart
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Aug 1, 2002
10:17 pm
8056
Hi Susan, When our girl didn't like the spray too much, I opted for a Michael Jackson method... one white cotton glove dipped into my own fly concoction. She ...
Melody & Tommy Robich...
tommyrobichaud
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Aug 2, 2002
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8057
Much is written ... shelter from ... survive with ... it has to be a cool day or ... would have to ... option for me. ... Ruthanne- Here in California, we had...
lecheval2001
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Aug 2, 2002
1:35 am
8058
Angela, it was 110+ degrees here for about a week straight (so much for the great white north!) and my horses dealt with it just fine ... they're smart ......
Jennifer Jacula
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Aug 2, 2002
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8059
... floors bare ... mats would ... Hi, I have two thoughts for you. One is that rubber mats over wood seem to accelerate the rotting of the wood floors. I...
cathykolombe
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Aug 2, 2002
2:26 am
8060
Hi, My 4 y. o. stallion seems to be very hardy wrt bugs. He is out 24-7 and there is not a problem. My ducks keep the bugs to a minimum, but there are a lot...
Sherry Rochon
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Aug 2, 2002
4:55 am
8061
Hi; The question on year of birth and first letter of the the name brings me to a question I have been thinking about asking anyway. I can tell there is a...
Mary K. Parker
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Aug 2, 2002
2:02 pm
8062
Hi Mary ... I think the rule is Farm Name, followed by Sire's name, and then the foal's name. For example, my 2003 foal would be something like Far 'Way Duke ...
Jennifer Jacula
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Aug 2, 2002
2:14 pm
8063
Hi Mary, The reason the name sometimes starts with a farm name and sometimes not is because the first part of the name is the Breeder's name. Sometimes ...
Jordan Lake Farms
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Aug 2, 2002
2:33 pm
8064
Mary, There's a maximum length too, 30 letters I think. Also if it's a boy with stallion potential then you'll have to select a few choices for the 'N' part ...
rarthur
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Aug 2, 2002
2:59 pm
8065
I think putting websites in the bookmark area is a great idea and had no idea that there were already some farms listed there! Our website should be up and...
Sherry Lyons
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Aug 2, 2002
3:29 pm
8066
"She has a silver dollar sized area on her chest that looks particularly sensitive and is quite red and sore looking. Is there anything that I can put on this...
Jennifer Jacula
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Aug 2, 2002
3:53 pm
8067
Another thing I have tried for "hard to heal" wounds (my filly had a scrape on the outside of her fetlock as a baby and she was constantly re-opening it...
Kathi Burns-Boucher
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Aug 2, 2002
3:58 pm
8068
Hi Sherry, Skin-So-Soft by Avon is very effective against flies and will not hurt your foal. Also, the old diaper rash remedy called Desitin Ointment will...
Jordan Lake Farms
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Aug 2, 2002
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8069
Barb -- I will personally vouch for the fact that the Quebec Laurentians seem to have an over abundance of insects to deal with. This spring/summer has been...
LostRiverFarm
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Aug 2, 2002
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8070
I just wanted to thank everyone for all of their good advice regarding my barn rebuilding. For now, I've decided to put concrete in the tack room only, and if...
Jennifer Jacula
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Aug 2, 2002
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8071
Try spraying a little "Blue Coat" on the spot. It won't come off, flys don't like it, & it promotes healing....
tim_tufts
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Aug 2, 2002
7:26 pm
8072
Anyone registering a foal must first register a herd name with the CLRC...some people use their farm name, some use their last name, some use another name...
Pantling/Hidden Meado...
xelle59
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Aug 2, 2002
11:48 pm
8073
Brenda when did this start, that if the mare you buy is in foal, the foal has the herd name of the previous owner, unless the foal is born on the previous ...
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Aug 3, 2002
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8074
Was changed a few years ago...... Brenda Pantling ... From: lechevalc@... To: CanadianHorse@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 10:14 PM Subject:...
Pantling/Hidden Meado...
xelle59
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Aug 3, 2002
2:47 am
8075
Hi ; Thanks for the name explanations. I can hardly wait to get my mare home! Mary [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Mary K. Parker
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Aug 3, 2002
3:39 am
8076
There are also people buying mares in foal, backdating the transfer (paying a late transfer fee) so that when the mare foals it has the new owners herd name. ...
Pat Garland
cosyland2001
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Aug 3, 2002
4:18 am
8077
The foal still has the stallion's name, so why is it so why can the name of the farm where it is born not be on the registry? That person, could also have had...
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