Hi Lexi, Do you keep your horses on Valley rd? The pics look like the farm below and down a bit from ours. If so. I am on Rojem rd off Long hill. We have a barn and riding ring right above you! Loved your costume by the way

Hi Lexi: I heard the same things about Camino that you did, which fits pretty well with what we know of the Tramino babies. Interestingly, we have had a lot of experience with Formaat offspring as well since we stood him for several years. The cross of Tramino on Formaat mares has been wonderful. Some Formaat offspring can be a little weaker in the canter which both of our boys, Kingston and Tramino, have improved upon while keeping his expressive trot and that wonderful personality. Formaat was the sweetest horse and I do miss him so much. Good luck with your breeding plans. Marilyn

Hi Lexi, put the poles that are 2m apart, on the ground and the other two on the top of the jump. Keep the jump low to start with. As you get higher and she is going strait all the time you can take the two ground poles away and spread out the other two poles as wide as they will go, keeping the vee shape on the top of the jump. Let me know how you get on . have fun, Geoffrey

Hi Lexi - nice to touch bases with you. I know Kamber, though have never owned a foal of hers. She did have a foal by Tramino for Mary Ellen. Tramino is ours. E-mail me privately and I will give you what info I have.
Cheers, Marilyn

Hi back Your rabbit's very cute!

strait jumping.jpgHi Lexi, I 've a really easy way to fix your problem. Build the exercise in the picture , making sure you are looking up over the top of the fence. Get someone to help with this , it's easy to think you are looking up when you aren't sometimes. With the doubles make sure you start with two stride one's first. the distance should be 8.7 m up to 9m for jumps under a metre . Good luck always follows good management, see ya , Geoffrey

Hi Lexi yes thats me on my horse Xanna. I love your pics there great. cheers Rach

This is my baby Gem. She was born here and was 9 when she was sold this summer. Reg. arabian. I still miss her lots.

hi like your pics your horse is so pretty.




love laine

hi Lexi,

i'm glad u like my video.

thanks love your horse to

Hi
First try to get the blood root at the health store, and give , one tblspn, two times daily in his feed, make sure the horse does not get processed pellets, or sweet feed. Use oats, corn barley, dry, or whole oats, or other natural type grains.
If your parents, will get the blood root, start there, the garlic blend and blood root, to last over 4 months, would cost, about 110.00, plus whatever shipping it is/
Let me know if you dont find the blood root.
As I mentioned, it is better to use the garlic blend with it, for best results, but just using the blood root alone is better than nothing at all.
Loryhl

Hi
You should be able to get blood root at a good health food herb shop. If you cannot get it, let me know and I can send it to you, we carry it along with other herbs for the sarcoids, including a black salve.
We suggest feeding with garlic, 6 days a week for at least 3 months, to make sure circualtion and immune are built up.
You can check other formulas, at www.horsehrbalist.com
Sincerely
Loryhl

Hi Lexi, If you are looking for an actual root or herb to help your horse, try leaving a message for Loryhl regarding the root you are looking for. She is the new Barnmice herbalist and will absolutely be able to help you!
http://www.barnmice.com/profile/HerbsoftheWorldNaturalFarmStoreLoryhlDavis

Christine go to your page!

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Hey lexi,, How's it going....... I am excited to have NO SCHOOL tomorrow :):):):) see yeah around :) xoxo

Thanks for your nice comments on my video with my horse Jazz. She is a pretty special girl and the Parelli Natural Hosemanship program has really helped us in many ways. I LOVE youe profile pic costume and video. How COOL!

christine