Pam, I have been thinking of you with your poor little dog. I know how you
feel, we had our 16 yo chihuahua put down 2 years ago just before xmas and it
breaks your heart. We had her cremated and she now sits on our coffee table in
a lovely box with her name inscribed. Some people think we are weird!! ah well
thats our way. I hope the problems are not a sign of 2005, such horrific
happenings in the world. Hopefully it will be a better year than 2004.
Cheers
Bev
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----- Original Message -----
From: pamela holmes
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2005 5:25 AM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
morning Bev,
Why did I have those 3 light beers last night (what a cheap drunk lol).
I have been up all night with my 16 year old mini foxi, Paddy lost one of her
back legs when she was 2yrs and last night went "flop-bott" she cant walk at all
as the old front legs wont support her, she is very distressed about the toilet
thing-o and in a fair bit of pain.
So it looks like I will be spending new year having my old darling put to
sleep, I thought I may be able to rig something up for the back leg (like a
harness with wheels) but thats not going to work as the front ones are just tooo
old to help.
Brave will have to wait for another day. happy new year Bev, although im sorry
to say but with all the poor buggers and "the big wave" and my own tini weeni
prob, it feels like its going to be a real bummer.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
I know what you mean Pam. We still havent run a mare with Top Gun, we hand
serve everything. It would be so much easier to run him with mares, but I am
worried something will happen to him, but I suppose they are the risks you take.
We had an outside mare this year that had only ever been paddock served, she
wouldnt show over the fence to him and the women who owned her said she wont,
you just have to throw her in with the stallion, ha over my dead body. I told
her no, sorry, that I was worried what he might do to her mare, I would rather
one of mine to be the first guinea pig, not an outsider. I asked if we could
get the mare scanned to see when she was ovulating and we could just hand serve
her seeing as she wouldnt show, but the mare owner wouldnt allow me to do that.
In the end we talked the owner into sending the mare to Top Guns son, S.Q. Just
Cruisin owned by Donna Francis who runs with all his mares. The mare is now
hopefully in foal, after Cruise gave her a little bit
of whats for and what she was there for and as I always say stallions know
when the mare is ready to serve, even if we cant see it. This is the first mare
we have ever had that wouldnt show to a bull and I never want another. All the
other outsiders have been served and have gone home, if only they were all like
that, life would be a lot easier. Good luck, as someone here said, hand serve
the mare first and just let them go and get out of there. Let us know how you
go.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamela holmes
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi Bev,
Bugger you have said something to make me think and I hate that lol, I guess
the decider is how pushy the stallion is and Brave has been very "look at me im
tough and strong etc, etc", and I really want him to learn respect from the
mares, and end up with good manners, I dont think he will spend to much time
sniffing the poo when the real thing is there, I think he will bully up to them
and then get a big shock when they say "hey wait a bloody minute, we dont even
know each other yet".
I had put one of the mares in with him in his paddock and he ran her
straight through a fence, she is top mare and I guess thats what has made me
sooo worried, I though she would belt him one, but she didnt, that was when I
first got him, and I thought he was still young enough to be bossed while he
learned the ropes.
I have just had a horrid idea, what if he boss,s all the mares and I cant
stop him? !!! im getting cold feet again, help.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
Pam, I was always told to run the mares with your stallion, not the stallion
with your mares if that makes sense. In other words put the mares into your
stallion paddock. We ran our old Arab stallion with a mare many years ago and
threw him into her paddock, all he did was run around and smell all the poo
piles and every time the mare would come near him he would chase her off. We
took her out, put him back into his own paddock until he settled again and put
the mare into his paddock. He was happy then and they were best buddies, served
her till his hearts content. This was only our experience, I'm sure others will
be able to help too.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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Hi All,
Only know a couple of results, Sporty won the Open Working Hunter,
Congrats to Sue and Ace, Bella and Harry were in the Novice Working
Hunter , 23 entries, Harry was 3rd and Bella was 4th, great result
for these two babies. Go the Cobs.
Julie T
Hi Guys,
No I'm not going this year,thats why the interest.I'd love to know the results
for the ridden C and D classes.
Cheers
Sam
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morning Bev,
Why did I have those 3 light beers last night (what a cheap drunk lol).
I have been up all night with my 16 year old mini foxi, Paddy lost one of her
back legs when she was 2yrs and last night went "flop-bott" she cant walk at all
as the old front legs wont support her, she is very distressed about the toilet
thing-o and in a fair bit of pain.
So it looks like I will be spending new year having my old darling put to sleep,
I thought I may be able to rig something up for the back leg (like a harness
with wheels) but thats not going to work as the front ones are just tooo old to
help.
Brave will have to wait for another day. happy new year Bev, although im sorry
to say but with all the poor buggers and "the big wave" and my own tini weeni
prob, it feels like its going to be a real bummer.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
I know what you mean Pam. We still havent run a mare with Top Gun, we hand
serve everything. It would be so much easier to run him with mares, but I am
worried something will happen to him, but I suppose they are the risks you take.
We had an outside mare this year that had only ever been paddock served, she
wouldnt show over the fence to him and the women who owned her said she wont,
you just have to throw her in with the stallion, ha over my dead body. I told
her no, sorry, that I was worried what he might do to her mare, I would rather
one of mine to be the first guinea pig, not an outsider. I asked if we could
get the mare scanned to see when she was ovulating and we could just hand serve
her seeing as she wouldnt show, but the mare owner wouldnt allow me to do that.
In the end we talked the owner into sending the mare to Top Guns son, S.Q. Just
Cruisin owned by Donna Francis who runs with all his mares. The mare is now
hopefully in foal, after Cruise gave her a little bit
of whats for and what she was there for and as I always say stallions know when
the mare is ready to serve, even if we cant see it. This is the first mare we
have ever had that wouldnt show to a bull and I never want another. All the
other outsiders have been served and have gone home, if only they were all like
that, life would be a lot easier. Good luck, as someone here said, hand serve
the mare first and just let them go and get out of there. Let us know how you
go.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamela holmes
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi Bev,
Bugger you have said something to make me think and I hate that lol, I guess
the decider is how pushy the stallion is and Brave has been very "look at me im
tough and strong etc, etc", and I really want him to learn respect from the
mares, and end up with good manners, I dont think he will spend to much time
sniffing the poo when the real thing is there, I think he will bully up to them
and then get a big shock when they say "hey wait a bloody minute, we dont even
know each other yet".
I had put one of the mares in with him in his paddock and he ran her straight
through a fence, she is top mare and I guess thats what has made me sooo
worried, I though she would belt him one, but she didnt, that was when I first
got him, and I thought he was still young enough to be bossed while he learned
the ropes.
I have just had a horrid idea, what if he boss,s all the mares and I cant stop
him? !!! im getting cold feet again, help.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
Pam, I was always told to run the mares with your stallion, not the stallion
with your mares if that makes sense. In other words put the mares into your
stallion paddock. We ran our old Arab stallion with a mare many years ago and
threw him into her paddock, all he did was run around and smell all the poo
piles and every time the mare would come near him he would chase her off. We
took her out, put him back into his own paddock until he settled again and put
the mare into his paddock. He was happy then and they were best buddies, served
her till his hearts content. This was only our experience, I'm sure others will
be able to help too.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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ALL TE BEST TO ALL COMPETING , I AM SURE THERE WILL BE PLENTY TO TALK
ABOUT WHEN IT IS AL DONE.
SEE YOU ALL THERE jULIE AND CO
1ST POSTING FOR 2005 HE HAR
--- In welshcobs@..., "Noel & Debra Oldaker"
<cataraqui@h...> wrote:
>
> Hello Sam.
> Got our catalouge/Dogalog today. A bit lousie with the
> cob turnout. Only 1 mature age stallion ours & 4 under seven. Will
I
> be seeing you at the show?
> Good luck Noel & Debbie.
>
> --- In welshcobs@..., "Sam Cavanagh" <gresam@b...>
> wrote:
> >
> > GOOD LUCK TO ALL GOING DOWN TO THE VIC ALL WELSH.
> > I CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR THE RESULTS.
> > SAM
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Hello Sam.
Got our catalouge/Dogalog today. A bit lousie with the
cob turnout. Only 1 mature age stallion ours & 4 under seven. Will I
be seeing you at the show?
Good luck Noel & Debbie.
--- In welshcobs@..., "Sam Cavanagh" <gresam@b...>
wrote:
>
> GOOD LUCK TO ALL GOING DOWN TO THE VIC ALL WELSH.
> I CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR THE RESULTS.
> SAM
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
I know what you mean Pam. We still havent run a mare with Top Gun, we hand
serve everything. It would be so much easier to run him with mares, but I am
worried something will happen to him, but I suppose they are the risks you take.
We had an outside mare this year that had only ever been paddock served, she
wouldnt show over the fence to him and the women who owned her said she wont,
you just have to throw her in with the stallion, ha over my dead body. I told
her no, sorry, that I was worried what he might do to her mare, I would rather
one of mine to be the first guinea pig, not an outsider. I asked if we could
get the mare scanned to see when she was ovulating and we could just hand serve
her seeing as she wouldnt show, but the mare owner wouldnt allow me to do that.
In the end we talked the owner into sending the mare to Top Guns son, S.Q. Just
Cruisin owned by Donna Francis who runs with all his mares. The mare is now
hopefully in foal, after Cruise gave her a little bit of whats for and what she
was there for and as I always say stallions know when the mare is ready to
serve, even if we cant see it. This is the first mare we have ever had that
wouldnt show to a bull and I never want another. All the other outsiders have
been served and have gone home, if only they were all like that, life would be a
lot easier. Good luck, as someone here said, hand serve the mare first and just
let them go and get out of there. Let us know how you go.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamela holmes
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi Bev,
Bugger you have said something to make me think and I hate that lol, I guess
the decider is how pushy the stallion is and Brave has been very "look at me im
tough and strong etc, etc", and I really want him to learn respect from the
mares, and end up with good manners, I dont think he will spend to much time
sniffing the poo when the real thing is there, I think he will bully up to them
and then get a big shock when they say "hey wait a bloody minute, we dont even
know each other yet".
I had put one of the mares in with him in his paddock and he ran her straight
through a fence, she is top mare and I guess thats what has made me sooo
worried, I though she would belt him one, but she didnt, that was when I first
got him, and I thought he was still young enough to be bossed while he learned
the ropes.
I have just had a horrid idea, what if he boss,s all the mares and I cant stop
him? !!! im getting cold feet again, help.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
Pam, I was always told to run the mares with your stallion, not the stallion
with your mares if that makes sense. In other words put the mares into your
stallion paddock. We ran our old Arab stallion with a mare many years ago and
threw him into her paddock, all he did was run around and smell all the poo
piles and every time the mare would come near him he would chase her off. We
took her out, put him back into his own paddock until he settled again and put
the mare into his paddock. He was happy then and they were best buddies, served
her till his hearts content. This was only our experience, I'm sure others will
be able to help too.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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Hi Sam,
I agree with you, mother nature knows best and us humans should try and fit in
with "HER".
Happy new year.
Pam
Sam Cavanagh <gresam@...> wrote:
Hi Pam,
I have paddock and hand served with both my stallions.I think running them with
the girls teaches them respect for girls.They don't seem to rush in when you
hand serve,they learn to read the mare.Horses are social animals,and my boys are
a lot more content when they have company.
Cheers
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Hi Bev,
Bugger you have said something to make me think and I hate that lol, I guess the
decider is how pushy the stallion is and Brave has been very "look at me im
tough and strong etc, etc", and I really want him to learn respect from the
mares, and end up with good manners, I dont think he will spend to much time
sniffing the poo when the real thing is there, I think he will bully up to them
and then get a big shock when they say "hey wait a bloody minute, we dont even
know each other yet".
I had put one of the mares in with him in his paddock and he ran her straight
through a fence, she is top mare and I guess thats what has made me sooo
worried, I though she would belt him one, but she didnt, that was when I first
got him, and I thought he was still young enough to be bossed while he learned
the ropes.
I have just had a horrid idea, what if he boss,s all the mares and I cant stop
him? !!! im getting cold feet again, help.
Pam
bev hill <squest.igreen@...> wrote:
Pam, I was always told to run the mares with your stallion, not the stallion
with your mares if that makes sense. In other words put the mares into your
stallion paddock. We ran our old Arab stallion with a mare many years ago and
threw him into her paddock, all he did was run around and smell all the poo
piles and every time the mare would come near him he would chase her off. We
took her out, put him back into his own paddock until he settled again and put
the mare into his paddock. He was happy then and they were best buddies, served
her till his hearts content. This was only our experience, I'm sure others will
be able to help too.
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc
----- Original Message -----
From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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Hello Maureen,
Yes im going to do it!!!!, no action with the welsh B colt as yet lol and he can
have the welsh B mare who is getting very fat, I know they can "do it on the
sly" ( ummm not unlike some humans lol), 2 of the mares are not in with him
though so it should be allright.
I will be sooo relieved if I can run Brave with the mares, as im sick of moving
everything around, and just what to get the 3 riding geldings in one place, if
Brave can be with his mares then I can take Mikey away and have a ride as he has
been keeping Brave company.
Thanks so much for your help and have a happy new year.
Pam
Maureen Scott <bookra@...> wrote:
Put him in with one experienced in season mare to start with, preferably a
bossy one. Probably a good idea to hand serve first then put them together
straight away after, that way he will not be so anxious. Ideally with two
handlers put them in the paddock at the same time, then get out fairly
quickly. Otherwise mare first and shoo her away from the gateway whilst you
put him in, again beat hasty retreat. Go inside and don't watch, what you
don't see won't hurt you. He will learn very quickly what sort of behaviour
is acceptable to mares.
I would be careful with a 14 month old colt in with mares, unless you want
them in foal.
Maureen
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From: pamela holmes <pamelanarelle2000@...>
To: <welshcobs@...>
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] Re: Paddock Stallion
>
> Thanks Sarha, Dianne, Kathy.
>
> I dont know why it seems different with a small A stallion, but it does to
me lol, I have had a lovely Welsh A years ago, who paddock ran with my
little mares, no probs, and I have the dear old welsh stallion "Lyndon Lodge
Consol" who is a real gentleman, he knows the right way to talk to a girl,
nibbles her nose etc ( does nothing for me LOL ) it just seems more scary
somehow with the bigger stallion and also the 2 A stallions had allready
been there and done that.
> I also have a 14mth old welsh B colt who is out with a mixed bag of
horses, mares and geldings and he is doing fine and learning the horsey
ropes, I have had him since he was weaned and thats the way I wanted to do
it.
> Anymore advice? please.
> Cheers
> Pam
>
> Kathy <kateecyparkwelshys@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I ran Hillswwod Red Robin in with my two t/bred mares. He served
> them both (at different times of course)and they all in stayed
> together for about 6 months until I had outside mare's booked into
> him. Both of these outside mares were maidens so they were hand
> served the first couple of times then I ran them with him until they
> came out of season.He is a very gentle stallion and learns really
> quickly if the girls arent interested...
> He is back in with one of my mares who has his month old filly foal
> at foot. He goes over to see what she is but mum is way to
> protective for him to get too close.Occassionally the filly (Willow)
> will snaeak a sniff of her Dad while mums not looking...she gets
> heavily repremanded for it when mum see's though..very funny to
> watch.
> It is suprising how much like her Dad Willow is. Not just in looks
> but in mannerism's. They both jump in the air like a pair of Spanish
> Dancing Horses and buck around the paddock, something I have never
> seen her mother do (and she's supposed to be the "loopy"
> t/bred...heehee)
> well hope this is of some help to you..
> regards
> Kathy
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Put him in with one experienced in season mare to start with, preferably a
bossy one. Probably a good idea to hand serve first then put them together
straight away after, that way he will not be so anxious. Ideally with two
handlers put them in the paddock at the same time, then get out fairly
quickly. Otherwise mare first and shoo her away from the gateway whilst you
put him in, again beat hasty retreat. Go inside and don't watch, what you
don't see won't hurt you. He will learn very quickly what sort of behaviour
is acceptable to mares.
I would be careful with a 14 month old colt in with mares, unless you want
them in foal.
Maureen
----- Original Message -----
From: pamela holmes <pamelanarelle2000@...>
To: <welshcobs@...>
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: [welshcobs] Re: Paddock Stallion
>
> Thanks Sarha, Dianne, Kathy.
>
> I dont know why it seems different with a small A stallion, but it does to
me lol, I have had a lovely Welsh A years ago, who paddock ran with my
little mares, no probs, and I have the dear old welsh stallion "Lyndon Lodge
Consol" who is a real gentleman, he knows the right way to talk to a girl,
nibbles her nose etc ( does nothing for me LOL ) it just seems more scary
somehow with the bigger stallion and also the 2 A stallions had allready
been there and done that.
> I also have a 14mth old welsh B colt who is out with a mixed bag of
horses, mares and geldings and he is doing fine and learning the horsey
ropes, I have had him since he was weaned and thats the way I wanted to do
it.
> Anymore advice? please.
> Cheers
> Pam
>
> Kathy <kateecyparkwelshys@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I ran Hillswwod Red Robin in with my two t/bred mares. He served
> them both (at different times of course)and they all in stayed
> together for about 6 months until I had outside mare's booked into
> him. Both of these outside mares were maidens so they were hand
> served the first couple of times then I ran them with him until they
> came out of season.He is a very gentle stallion and learns really
> quickly if the girls arent interested...
> He is back in with one of my mares who has his month old filly foal
> at foot. He goes over to see what she is but mum is way to
> protective for him to get too close.Occassionally the filly (Willow)
> will snaeak a sniff of her Dad while mums not looking...she gets
> heavily repremanded for it when mum see's though..very funny to
> watch.
> It is suprising how much like her Dad Willow is. Not just in looks
> but in mannerism's. They both jump in the air like a pair of Spanish
> Dancing Horses and buck around the paddock, something I have never
> seen her mother do (and she's supposed to be the "loopy"
> t/bred...heehee)
> well hope this is of some help to you..
> regards
> Kathy
>
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Pam, I was always told to run the mares with your stallion, not the stallion
with your mares if that makes sense. In other words put the mares into your
stallion paddock. We ran our old Arab stallion with a mare many years ago and
threw him into her paddock, all he did was run around and smell all the poo
piles and every time the mare would come near him he would chase her off. We
took her out, put him back into his own paddock until he settled again and put
the mare into his paddock. He was happy then and they were best buddies, served
her till his hearts content. This was only our experience, I'm sure others will
be able to help too.
Bev
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From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] paddock stallion
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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Thanks Sarha, Dianne, Kathy.
I dont know why it seems different with a small A stallion, but it does to me
lol, I have had a lovely Welsh A years ago, who paddock ran with my little
mares, no probs, and I have the dear old welsh stallion "Lyndon Lodge Consol"
who is a real gentleman, he knows the right way to talk to a girl, nibbles her
nose etc ( does nothing for me LOL ) it just seems more scary somehow with the
bigger stallion and also the 2 A stallions had allready been there and done
that.
I also have a 14mth old welsh B colt who is out with a mixed bag of horses,
mares and geldings and he is doing fine and learning the horsey ropes, I have
had him since he was weaned and thats the way I wanted to do it.
Anymore advice? please.
Cheers
Pam
Kathy <kateecyparkwelshys@...> wrote:
Hi,
I ran Hillswwod Red Robin in with my two t/bred mares. He served
them both (at different times of course)and they all in stayed
together for about 6 months until I had outside mare's booked into
him. Both of these outside mares were maidens so they were hand
served the first couple of times then I ran them with him until they
came out of season.He is a very gentle stallion and learns really
quickly if the girls arent interested...
He is back in with one of my mares who has his month old filly foal
at foot. He goes over to see what she is but mum is way to
protective for him to get too close.Occassionally the filly (Willow)
will snaeak a sniff of her Dad while mums not looking...she gets
heavily repremanded for it when mum see's though..very funny to
watch.
It is suprising how much like her Dad Willow is. Not just in looks
but in mannerism's. They both jump in the air like a pair of Spanish
Dancing Horses and buck around the paddock, something I have never
seen her mother do (and she's supposed to be the "loopy"
t/bred...heehee)
well hope this is of some help to you..
regards
Kathy
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Hi Pam,
I have paddock and hand served with both my stallions.I think running them with
the girls teaches them respect for girls.They don't seem to rush in when you
hand serve,they learn to read the mare.Horses are social animals,and my boys are
a lot more content when they have company.
Cheers
Sam
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Hi,
I ran Hillswwod Red Robin in with my two t/bred mares. He served
them both (at different times of course)and they all in stayed
together for about 6 months until I had outside mare's booked into
him. Both of these outside mares were maidens so they were hand
served the first couple of times then I ran them with him until they
came out of season.He is a very gentle stallion and learns really
quickly if the girls arent interested...
He is back in with one of my mares who has his month old filly foal
at foot. He goes over to see what she is but mum is way to
protective for him to get too close.Occassionally the filly (Willow)
will snaeak a sniff of her Dad while mums not looking...she gets
heavily repremanded for it when mum see's though..very funny to
watch.
It is suprising how much like her Dad Willow is. Not just in looks
but in mannerism's. They both jump in the air like a pair of Spanish
Dancing Horses and buck around the paddock, something I have never
seen her mother do (and she's supposed to be the "loopy"
t/bred...heehee)
well hope this is of some help to you..
regards
Kathy
Hi,
I ran Hillswwod Red Robin in with my two t/bred mares. He served
them both (at different times of course)and they all in stayed
together for about 6 months until I had outside mare's booked into
him. Both of these outside mares were maidens so they were hand
served the first couple of times then I ran them with him until they
came out of season.He is a very gentle stallion and learns really
quickly if the girls arent interested...
He is back in with one of my mares who has his month old filly foal
at foot. He goes over to see what she is but mum is way to
protective for him to get too close.Occassionally the filly (Willow)
will snaeak a sniff of her Dad while mums not looking...she gets
heavily repremanded for it when mum see's though..very funny to
watch.
It is suprising how much like her Dad Willow is. Not just in looks
but in mannerism's. They both jump in the air like a pair of Spanish
Dancing Horses and buck around the paddock, something I have never
seen her mother do (and she's supposed to be the "loopy"
t/bred...heehee)
well hope this is of some help to you..
regards
Kathy
hi,'
i run my sec a stalion "alcheringa kasper kim' with my 3 sec a mares ,
all with foals at foot,
i put him in when the last foal is a week old
but i have also ran him with them while foaling , the mares are way to
ptotective to allow a boy to interfere lol, i did wait till they were all foaled
this season as we had a maiden mare (scarey).
we are now the proud owners of a ,
black filly
a chestnut filly
and a bay colt .........lol
the bay colt will be making his daddy worry as he is a stunner .
oh by the way i read a good saying the other day...............
"""its a girls world ,boys just live in it """ lol
cheers dianne
pamelanarelle2000 <pamelanarelle2000@...> wrote:
Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
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Hi,
Do any of the cob stallion owners run their boys with the mares?
I have asked Sabina and she thinks that Brave will be ok to paddock
serve, how do you go about it?
put the mares in their own paddock first and then just let him in?
How many mares?, I have 3 mares.
Should they be in season or not?, or it doesnt matter?.
Will this make him more difficult to handle later?
I have a large (prop about 8as) will this be big enough?
Any advice please.
thanks
Pam
Hi Sam,
I forgot about horse deals as I read it online now, thanks for your suggestion.
Cheers
Pam
Sam Cavanagh <gresam@...> wrote:
Hi Pam,
I would advertise him,maybe in horse deals as an entire before i would have him
gelded.You could even put in the add "can be gelded".
Advertise as "forsale or lease".
I hope that has helped.
Cheers
Sam
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Hi Pam,
I would advertise him,maybe in horse deals as an entire before i would have him
gelded.You could even put in the add "can be gelded".
Advertise as "forsale or lease".
I hope that has helped.
Cheers
Sam
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GO SHARON
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From: moodyasp
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 8:30 PM
Subject: [welshcobs] Re Sharon and Bella
Hi all,
Sharon jumped on Bella today and did the dreaded (for Sharon)
CANTER. Well done Sharon. Jumping her is her next task. She
wouldnt do it today, but she will, hehehe.
Julie T
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Hi All
As I will be working from tonight until New Years Day...straight through...Hope
you all have a great New Year.
April
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Hi all,
I have managed to get a couple of ok pics of Brave and have put them
in the for sale section, 1 is under Kellys kittens (huh!!!) dont
know why but the kittens are stuck in the digital camera lol, so
because of the kittens we can only take 8 pics at a time, and by the
time I make a couple of duds then look for my glasses, to much
light, poo faced horse, dogs running amuck etc, im lucky to get any
lol
Pam
Sharon
Congratulations on getting a wonderful Xmas present. The first thing I
suggest you do is order a copy of the 2005 UK Journal. It includes details
of a number of studs.
You can order by going into the WP&CS web site. There is a list of studs
linked to that web site.
You should book your accommodation for the period of the Royal Welsh show as
soon as possible. The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society will provide a list
of accommodation. If possible find somewhere in Builth Wells so that you can
walk to the showground.
If however you are hiring a camper van then book your site for the duration
of the show early.
There are shows somewhere almost every day of the week. You could be
arriving in time for the Glanusk stallion show at the Royal Welsh Show
grounds which is at the end of May.
Again there is a list of shows linked to the WP&CS web site.
Happy planning.
JR
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From: "svandezand" <gnomes1@...>
To: <welshcobs@...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 4:59 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] Thanks Julie
>
>
> Yes, I did ride Bella today, couldn't work up to the jumping bit
> though, chickened out at the last minute (never jumped in my life
> befor). I'm so proud of my girl she is coming along beautifully -
> jumps like a gazelle, clears 3ft easy at the moment. I have to say
> that riding her yesterday (wind was blowing an absolute gale, lucky
> to stay on our feet) was so brilliant. I have 15.2hh gelding by
> Barnon Imperial Jack who feels like an absolute giant & I need a
> ladder to get on, but, Bella is so much easier to get on at 14:1hh
> or so, I have to say that I quite enjoyed riding her more, the last
> time I rode her was just after she was broken in & the difference in
> her now is a real credit to Norm & Kasey and their hard work - Bella
> too of course. She is a very responsive filly & does whatever is
> asked of her. So, stay tuned for next week when I can finally say -
> YES I have jumped & done so on my girl (she'll say - don't you think
> it's time to stop with the Christmas Cheer already!!!).
>
> Bella will be at the All Welsh Show along with my gelding in the
> Working Hunter / Novice Working Hunter & other Cob classes too,
> along with the other 4 horses we are preparing (my husband thinks
> we're all crazy, his couch is much more appealing he says!! -
> doesn't know what he's missing does he!!!).
>
> Santa was extra good to me this year, he's sending me to Europe for
> 3 months from May 22nd to August 15th - so guess where we're going
> first!!! WALES!!!!!!!!!!!!! (for a whole 10 days - husband is
> groaning already) So for those of you who have been, any
> suggestions??? John I'd love any suggestions from you also.
>
> Hope everyone had a brilliant Christmas & not too much New Year
> Cheer Friday night - will make Saturday awfully hard. I'm so
> looking foward to meeting everyone on the weekend - Melinda I'll be
> the stressed looking one!! Looking forward to meeting you, Symon &
> the kids & definitely Deb's new ones too!! Mack is a real beauty!!
>
> Sharon
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Thanks Briget,
Happy new year to you and best of luck for the furture.
Pam
Bridget <hannah.holly@...> wrote:
Hi Pam , may your new life path bring you lots of fulfilment and the animals
will love you forever .Good luck !
Bye Bridget
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From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 3:27 PM
Subject: [welshcobs] Change of heart
Thanks Kim and Sam,
Maybe my age, maybe my elderly father dying recently reminds me of
my own mortality, I have been a vegi for about 10 years now, ( not
the norm in "BIG RIVER COUNTRY" lol.
Another thought is perhaps I have been toooo worried about what
people thought of me, had to fit in etc, had to keep up, I cut my
hair off on Xmas day!! or maybe I have just gone mad (menopause?,
was I going up the stairs or comming down the stairs?) or maybe to
many brain cells gone with the drugs and drink of the 70s.
Cheers
Pam
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Yes, I did ride Bella today, couldn't work up to the jumping bit
though, chickened out at the last minute (never jumped in my life
befor). I'm so proud of my girl she is coming along beautifully -
jumps like a gazelle, clears 3ft easy at the moment. I have to say
that riding her yesterday (wind was blowing an absolute gale, lucky
to stay on our feet) was so brilliant. I have 15.2hh gelding by
Barnon Imperial Jack who feels like an absolute giant & I need a
ladder to get on, but, Bella is so much easier to get on at 14:1hh
or so, I have to say that I quite enjoyed riding her more, the last
time I rode her was just after she was broken in & the difference in
her now is a real credit to Norm & Kasey and their hard work - Bella
too of course. She is a very responsive filly & does whatever is
asked of her. So, stay tuned for next week when I can finally say -
YES I have jumped & done so on my girl (she'll say - don't you think
it's time to stop with the Christmas Cheer already!!!).
Bella will be at the All Welsh Show along with my gelding in the
Working Hunter / Novice Working Hunter & other Cob classes too,
along with the other 4 horses we are preparing (my husband thinks
we're all crazy, his couch is much more appealing he says!! -
doesn't know what he's missing does he!!!).
Santa was extra good to me this year, he's sending me to Europe for
3 months from May 22nd to August 15th - so guess where we're going
first!!! WALES!!!!!!!!!!!!! (for a whole 10 days - husband is
groaning already) So for those of you who have been, any
suggestions??? John I'd love any suggestions from you also.
Hope everyone had a brilliant Christmas & not too much New Year
Cheer Friday night - will make Saturday awfully hard. I'm so
looking foward to meeting everyone on the weekend - Melinda I'll be
the stressed looking one!! Looking forward to meeting you, Symon &
the kids & definitely Deb's new ones too!! Mack is a real beauty!!
Sharon
Hi all,
Sharon jumped on Bella today and did the dreaded (for Sharon)
CANTER. Well done Sharon. Jumping her is her next task. She
wouldnt do it today, but she will, hehehe.
Julie T
Hi Pam , may your new life path bring you lots of fulfilment and the animals
will love you forever .Good luck !
Bye Bridget
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From: pamelanarelle2000
To: welshcobs@...
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 3:27 PM
Subject: [welshcobs] Change of heart
Thanks Kim and Sam,
Maybe my age, maybe my elderly father dying recently reminds me of
my own mortality, I have been a vegi for about 10 years now, ( not
the norm in "BIG RIVER COUNTRY" lol.
Another thought is perhaps I have been toooo worried about what
people thought of me, had to fit in etc, had to keep up, I cut my
hair off on Xmas day!! or maybe I have just gone mad (menopause?,
was I going up the stairs or comming down the stairs?) or maybe to
many brain cells gone with the drugs and drink of the 70s.
Cheers
Pam
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