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May 26, 2005

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Kathy,
I sent some photos to you but they bounced back, is
there another email address I could send them to?
Sue Coughlan.
--- Kathy <kateecyparkwelshys@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Burrowa Black Gwylim..
Does anyone have any pics of him or his progeny..

Thanks
Kathy




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Sorry I haven't received your email. Could you try again please.....


Thanks

Kathy

Hi Kathy



I have emailed you . sorry I did attach it but it didn't go through????



Cheers

Anna



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From: welshcobs@... [mailto:welshcobs@...] On
Behalf Of Kathy
Sent: Friday, 30 September 2005 09:17
To: welshcobs@...
Subject: [welshcobs] Re: Pic of stallion



Anna could you email it to me privately or post it in the stallion
section please....
much appreciatted

regards
Kathy




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Hi Sharon
Are you not doing the Parelli anymore?
regards
Carol
----- Original Message -----
From: "svandezand" <gnomes1@...>
To: <welshcobs@...>
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 11:45 AM
Subject: [welshcobs] PAT PARELLI EQUIPMENT FOR SALE


> Hi All - I have the following Pat Parelli Equipment for Sale
>
> Partnership Pack
> Harmony Pack (never used)
> Carrot Stick & Savvy String
> Halter & 12-foot line
> Natural Hackamore & loop rein
> DVD's: Trailer Loading, Catching Game, Intro to Pat Parelli,
> Fundamentals of Excellence
> Videos: The Art of Freestyle Riding, Seven Games of PNH, Natual
> Trailer Loading
> Book: Pat Parelli Natural Horsemanship
>
> Will consider any offers over $450
>
> Phone: 0354837587 / 0427837587
>
> Sharon van de Zand
> ECHUCA
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>

Hi All - I have the following Pat Parelli Equipment for Sale

Partnership Pack
Harmony Pack (never used)
Carrot Stick & Savvy String
Halter & 12-foot line
Natural Hackamore & loop rein
DVD's: Trailer Loading, Catching Game, Intro to Pat Parelli,
Fundamentals of Excellence
Videos: The Art of Freestyle Riding, Seven Games of PNH, Natual
Trailer Loading
Book: Pat Parelli Natural Horsemanship

Will consider any offers over $450

Phone: 0354837587 / 0427837587

Sharon van de Zand
ECHUCA

Hi Kathy,
Cassie Mackenda has some forsale.Her email is kendapark@...
or her website is www.kendapark.com
Cheers
Sam
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Kathy
   To: welshcobs@...
   Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 9:18 AM
   Subject: [welshcobs] Wanted updated for sale list of D/C broodmares for sale


   I am looking (still) for a D/C broodmare if there are any for sale at
   the moment please could you post them in the for sale section or email
   me privately with height, breeding and price...

   Thanks again
   Kathy




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I am looking (still) for a D/C broodmare if there are any for sale at
the moment please could you post them in the for sale section or email
me privately with height, breeding and price...

Thanks again
Kathy

Anna could you email it to me privately or post it in the stallion
section please....
much appreciatted

regards
Kathy

Hi Maryanne

As Julie said, Cobs under saddle are pretty rare, usually they are
keepers. A person buys one and they never sell them.

But they do come up every once in a while and certainly we will let
you know if that happens. You just need to be patient for you new best
friend to make himself available to you :-)

Are you wanting to show as well, just pleasure riding, Dressage ? as
Cobs are capable of all disciplines.

Mona

Hi Kathy



I have a Pic.



Cheers

Anna



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From: welshcobs@... [mailto:welshcobs@...] On
Behalf Of Kathy
Sent: Thursday, 29 September 2005 18:44
To: welshcobs@...
Subject: [welshcobs] Can anyone help me find a cob stallion named....



Burrowa Black Gwylim..
Does anyone have any pics of him or his progeny..

Thanks
Kathy




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Hi Kathy,
Contact Sue Coughlan or Dennise Reynalds.They're both in the Journal.Sue owns
him and Dennise has him.
Cheers
Sam
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Kathy
   To: welshcobs@...
   Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 6:43 PM
   Subject: [welshcobs] Can anyone help me find a cob stallion named....


   Burrowa Black Gwylim..
   Does anyone have any pics of him or his progeny..

   Thanks
   Kathy




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Burrowa Black Gwylim..
Does anyone have any pics of him or his progeny..

Thanks
Kathy

Rice Hulls with foals? Or in general?
I know I was told never(by long time breeders and vet nurses), never use rice
hulls, sawdust with foals as it had been known to go up both vulva of fillies
and noses of both sex. Vulvu = infection    Nose = suffication

In general I love them, but my horses/ponies even, with biscuits of hay (lucerne
or oaten, or meadow hay), tend to eat them when new..............
Kerri-Ann

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Hi maryanne,
  sorry i missed your posting at the beginnning, welcome to this group
and you are no stranger to a good cob that is for sure they should be
able to do everything you discribe. my foundation stallion Barnon
Imperial jack has produced all those thingd in his progeny, as you
say even cow sence which he has a partbred doing as a 3 year old with
a 12 year old rider who broke her in on. I wish you luck on getting a
pony for yourself as most of ours are sold at weaning  but there are
some good cobs out there forsale you just have to seach for them and
you will find what you want best of luck Julie F







--- In welshcobs@..., Maryanne <duikermaz@y...> wrote:
> Hi Mona,
>
> I'm interested in a cob for riding. Would love the high stepping
action of course.
>
> I,m sure I had a welsh cob gelding or cross 20  yrs ago but didnt
know it was a cob. He was a big bay gelding. 14.2hh with a really
high knee and hock action. Good feather, thick mane and tail,
brilliant in cross country, pony club, jumping, dressage, cow pony
and learnt the harness in no time, dead quiet untill we ruined him in
novelties in which he excelled but we couldnt settle him after
that.....I was only 16 and didnt know better.
> He ended his days in the paddock mowing...which he excelled at also
LOL.
>
> Are all Cobs as smart as that? Is is a breed thing?
>
> Maryanne
>
> Mona <mona65@b...> wrote:
> Hi Maryanne
>
> Welcome to the group, What sort of Cob are you after ? Riding,
Harness
> ? do you have a type and use in mind. Are you wanting to breed or
just
> after a riding horse or a performance horse ?
>
> www.welshcob.com.au    has links to most welsh cob breeder sites as
> well as a pedigree database and useful info.
>
> There is a wealth of info from our members here as well, so don't be
> shy to ask any questions, we all love to brag about Cobs here :-)
>
> Mona
>
> --- In welshcobs@..., Maryanne <duikermaz@y...>
wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> > I am interested in learning more about welsh cobs, especially the
> availablility in Australia and general build, height etc.
> > Can anyone help me with this as I cant seem to find this info on
the
> net.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Maryanne
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Maryanne E. Duiker
> > dukermaz@y...
>
>
>
>
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Hi Larissa,

If you haven't been inundated (hehe) with emails, I would love it!.

Kindest wishes,
Kim

----- Original Message -----
From: "aliscallywag" <gap@...>
To: <welshcobs@...>
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:45 PM
Subject: [welshcobs] Welsh Pony & Cob Society Journal 1990


> Hi all,
>
> I have a copy of the above book I picked up in a second hand bookshop.
> If anyone would like it please email me at gap@... - free to
> good home :-).
>
> Kind regards
> Larissa Darragh
> Kyneton
>
>
>
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Hi Mona,

I'm interested in a cob for riding. Would love the high stepping action of
course.

I,m sure I had a welsh cob gelding or cross 20  yrs ago but didnt know it was a
cob. He was a big bay gelding. 14.2hh with a really high knee and hock action.
Good feather, thick mane and tail, brilliant in cross country, pony club,
jumping, dressage, cow pony and learnt the harness in no time, dead quiet untill
we ruined him in novelties in which he excelled but we couldnt settle him after
that.....I was only 16 and didnt know better.
He ended his days in the paddock mowing...which he excelled at also LOL.

Are all Cobs as smart as that? Is is a breed thing?

Maryanne

Mona <mona65@...> wrote:
Hi Maryanne

Welcome to the group, What sort of Cob are you after ? Riding, Harness
? do you have a type and use in mind. Are you wanting to breed or just
after a riding horse or a performance horse ?

www.welshcob.com.au    has links to most welsh cob breeder sites as
well as a pedigree database and useful info.

There is a wealth of info from our members here as well, so don't be
shy to ask any questions, we all love to brag about Cobs here :-)

Mona

--- In welshcobs@..., Maryanne <duikermaz@y...> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I am interested in learning more about welsh cobs, especially the
availablility in Australia and general build, height etc.
> Can anyone help me with this as I cant seem to find this info on the
net.
>
> Regards,
> Maryanne
>
>
>
>
> Maryanne E. Duiker
> dukermaz@y...





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I use rice hulls too Bev.
I find them easy to use,clean etc.And they're cheap, and come in a wool pack.
Cheers
Sam
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: bev hill
   To: welshcobs@...
   Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 9:03 PM
   Subject: Re: [welshcobs] Re: shavings with foals


   We use Rice Hulls here and find them fantastic.  They come in a huge bale and
we just top up whenever needed (saves the mess of lose shavings being delivered
and blowing all over the place).  I actually prefer them now to shavings and
have not had any health problems with any of the ponies or foals being on them.
I have seen Rice Hulls being used at Horse Trainers and Vets, so I presume if
its OK with them, its OK with me...lol...
   Cheers
   Bev
   http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc

     ----- Original Message -----
     From: Trish Hood
     To: welshcobs@...
     Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 1:54 PM
     Subject: [welshcobs] Re: shavings with foals


     With this thread on shavings vs straw, I've been wondering about how
     shavings vs sawdust. I recently had to reorder some sawdust and asked about
     shavings, after having read an article in a horse magazine. I was told by
     the two mills that they do not recommend the shavings as the larger studs
     (e.g. Lindsay Park) have advised them that some horses have had problems
     when they inhaled them.  Apparently they cannot dislodge them and cause alot
     of problems.  Hence why they strongly advised I take the sawdust whilch is
     not particularly fine, and is not dusty at all.
     Has anyone else had any experience with comparing the two?
     Tricia, SA




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We use Rice Hulls here and find them fantastic.  They come in a huge bale and we
just top up whenever needed (saves the mess of lose shavings being delivered and
blowing all over the place).  I actually prefer them now to shavings and have
not had any health problems with any of the ponies or foals being on them.    I
have seen Rice Hulls being used at Horse Trainers and Vets, so I presume if its
OK with them, its OK with me...lol...
Cheers
Bev
http://www.sherwoodquest.uni.cc

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Trish Hood
   To: welshcobs@...
   Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 1:54 PM
   Subject: [welshcobs] Re: shavings with foals


   With this thread on shavings vs straw, I've been wondering about how
   shavings vs sawdust. I recently had to reorder some sawdust and asked about
   shavings, after having read an article in a horse magazine. I was told by
   the two mills that they do not recommend the shavings as the larger studs
   (e.g. Lindsay Park) have advised them that some horses have had problems
   when they inhaled them.  Apparently they cannot dislodge them and cause alot
   of problems.  Hence why they strongly advised I take the sawdust whilch is
   not particularly fine, and is not dusty at all.
   Has anyone else had any experience with comparing the two?
   Tricia, SA




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With this thread on shavings vs straw, I've been wondering about how
shavings vs sawdust. I recently had to reorder some sawdust and asked about
shavings, after having read an article in a horse magazine. I was told by
the two mills that they do not recommend the shavings as the larger studs
(e.g. Lindsay Park) have advised them that some horses have had problems
when they inhaled them.  Apparently they cannot dislodge them and cause alot
of problems.  Hence why they strongly advised I take the sawdust whilch is
not particularly fine, and is not dusty at all.
Has anyone else had any experience with comparing the two?
Tricia, SA

This journal has now found a new home :-).

Kind regards
Larissa

It sounds like a great day was had by all Shirley!
I love the idea of older age classes.lol
kind regards
Natalie.

-------Original Message-------

From: shirleyannette1935
Date: 09/26/05 14:44:38
To: welshcobs@...
Subject: [welshcobs] Performance Show

The Southern NSW RPG of WP&C Soc. held the Welsh Open and Performance
Show at Moss Vale yesterday.We had an outstanding number of
competitors, in all rings. The Welsh ring was amazing in numbers. We
had seven Sec B geldings in the led class, about the same for the
mares and three or four Cob geldings as well as some Cob mares and one
well behaved Cob colt/stallion.Most of the adult ponies were also in
the ridden classes, we also had five competitors in the Rider over 40
years! We have just introduced Rider Age Classes this year and were
very popular.I can't supply numbers of Sec A ponies, but there seemed
to be quite a lot both led and ridden. It was a very satisfying day ,
and if you weren't there you missed a great event.We will probably
expand the program for next year.
Also Picton Ag. Show in October is a medal Show for our RPG, this was
not listed in Action.       Shirley




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-thankyou for all your information it is very appeciated and sort
after,thankyou once again cheers Julie F


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for 30 years, and have used nothing but shavings! I find it easier to
clean with small foal poo, and not as dusty, I also find foals tend
to chew more on the straw than shavings, and if straw is soiled this
can cause all sorts of problems. I have not lost a foal yet and hope
I never will. Good luck.
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Hi all,

I have a copy of the above book I picked up in a second hand bookshop.
If anyone would like it please email me at gap@... - free to
good home :-).

Kind regards
Larissa Darragh
Kyneton

Hi,
I just thought I'd put my 2c worth in, I have been breeding ponies for 30 years,
and have used nothing but shavings! I find it easier to clean with small foal
poo, and not as dusty, I also find foals tend to chew more on the straw than
shavings, and if straw is soiled this can cause all sorts of problems. I have
not lost a foal yet and hope I never will. Good luck.
Reb





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Thanks Shirley,
I did speak to several people on the day, but as with most shows, either you are
on the commitie or showing or both and quite busy - been there know the feeling,
so did not take up too much of their time. Glad the weather held for you and
hope to see everyone in December.
Kerri-Ann

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We are finally back on line after having no phone for the whole weekend,argh!!!
We have had another Sec A foal born.On Saturday morning Trentlyn Tariko had a
ever so cute grey filly by Glynyarra Kristian.She has the tinest little head
with huge big poppy eyes.Very cute indeed.
Cheers Donna.



DONNA FRANCIS

SHALIDA PARK WELSH & ARABIAN PONIES

Breeding quality show & childrens ponies

Palomino & Buckskin usually avilable

HOME OF:

NATTAI SALSBRI...Welsh Sec A.

SHERWOODQUEST JUST CRUISIN...Arabian Pony,Part Welsh,Riding Pony.

SHALIDA PARK ADONIS...Arabian Pony,Part Welsh.

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Thank you Kerri-Ann for your kind words, you should have come up and
chatted to any of us, we are all interested in new members. I know at
least one person on the committee who will show you her Sec A ponies
and if you decide to go up in the world with a Cob, we can organise
that as well. Hope to see you at our Youngstock in Dec.The weather
remained fine on Sunday but did get foggy just at the end , so no
problems. Shirley

Thank you Leonie for the extra info on the show,I couldn't remember
seeing you in the ridden classes but I was pretty busy and could have
missed you! The lovely bay gelding is Trapalanda Cyclone Cymric , I
think he is gorgeous and so laid back, his owner told me he is a super
jumper and attends pony club as well.The grey filly by Niscinda Harley
D is from Amethyst Park, she is a super mover and is destined for
ponyclub, the chestnut was bred by Michelle Bowes and is by Wingana
Welsh Flyer out of Llangollan Kareena, she is a really nice type of
Cob and also is so quiet!The  well behaved stallion/colt was the
Cwmkaren one owned by Michelle, he is really growing well! Shirley

Congrats Shirley and all on the show run on Sunday, hope the weather held for
you, could only be there for the morning.
I am a new member to the welshies and enjoyed seeing all the sections out in
force. Definalty a few B's and A's there I could have brought home (if only
there was enough room).
Can not wait to the youngstock show in December - I hope to have at least 2
youngsters there to have fun with.

If there is anyone breeding A's and B's local (Southern Highlands to Canberra)
to this show and would be happy to show us around your stud then please could
you email rokezarabians@... and let me know your details and we
will arrange a visit. Would love to get to know some local welsh people and see
what is in our local area.

Kerri-Ann
Rokez Arabians and Ponies
Home of :
Newbury Autumn Haze - Australian Champion Yearling Arabian Pony (part bred
welsh)
Shalida Park Chance - outstanding yearling Part Welsh( Arabian Pony) colt, yet
to be shown.
Quamby Park Roulette - Purebred Welsh B broodmare/allround riding mare/elementry
dressage pony

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