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WALLY is wow...makes me want to ride again My favorite riding ponies were all right around 13 -13.3 they were owned by the farm I worked at for a number of years. welsh X peruvian paso welsh x quarter horse hackney x peruvian paso we also had several welsh shetland crosses for...

Don't toss your links Dona. ASD is very much associated with the silver dapple gene. What I have read that is interesting is how ASD doesn't always affect the vision as previously suspected. There still is concern because some cases of ASD are severe and lead to cysts etc..........I have a...

The welsh are excellent riding ponies. Which section is this gelding.......A,B,C,D......I would guess it is section A or B.........they are typically long lived and quite healthy, they can be air ferns so keeping off excess weight can be challenging. They also excell in driving. AND they are...

Usually females will rule the roost in a pack. The pregnant part could also be causing more problems. And the possibility that they will never sort it out is something to consider. I live with an aussie and st. poodle who HATE each other. Supervised in the house with ME present they will...

That is a naughty naughty Moxie

Then the talk of closing the studbook should end if a miniature horse is anything under 34. I am sure there will be more under 34 specimens coming along for years that are worthy of being registered. Lock the height for shows at 34 not a centimeter over, fix the measuring issue, and allow PQ...

HMMMMMM.....anything we should know about Come on Moxie give it up already the entire world is waiting

I can't afford the theaters BUT that is a movie I want to see....and will when it gets to PPV or DVD The storyline sounds great and I love John and Joan Cusack

you know...you should have a Moxie cam then we all could do Moxie stare with you and for the record yes I am kinda bored, and living vicariously through you

I'd like to see AMHA become a breed registry, that accepts the over horses as breeding stock. I would also like to see the breed have a definate goal set for type that is more specific. Requiring 34 and under for showing is fine but denying a horse papers when it is out of generations of AMHA...

I'd say in a pinch nice jeans would be ok...but I usually see slacks. If I think I may be going in the ring I will wear slacks. If I really do not want to go in the ring....I wear sweats... I say go... show..... have fun....

I don't breed and I don't show BUT I try to go to as many shows as possible it is a great place to see old friends, see lots of beeeutiful horses, lend a hand, and every once in a while be thrust into the ring :DOH! :DOH! I have spent much of my adult life behind the scenes at several types...

I completely agree. Either the miniature horse is a BREED or its not. If it is not then why all the DNA and PQ...who cares so long as it is under 34. And if it is then all DNA and PQ horses regardless of height ARE miniature horses. AMHA cannot have its cake and eat it too.....

Good luck, have fun, and hope you sell out

Sounds really close....with the temp drop that you had at 96 something....The two times I whelped the st. poodle for my friend she did the panting restless, nap, panting restless, nap for about 12 hours :DOH! :DOH! then she finally got down to business......of course it was another almost 6...

Jody, Is there a way that Robin's original proposal could be reworked to address the other issues? or Would an entirely new proposal need to be written? As for the legitamicy of over horses, I agree that if AMHA wants to legitimize the REGISTRY they need to have a place for these horses...

I've never been to a concert that I can remember well actually I did see George Thorogood at Bumbershoot sealed the deal that I do not like his music. As an infant/toddler my aunt and uncle ran Goldcreek over in Woodinville so I saw alot of concerts I do not remember. If I had to pick 1...

ahem...and convince some sucker to buy one from them dirt cheap

The big temp drop is a good sign you should be in business soon

There are documented cases of dwarfism in shetlands, welsh, and arabians. Welsh also have a higher frequency of hydracephalus (often found in conjunction with dwarfism). Another big environmental problem that used to cause alot of deformities in horses across the board was selenium deficiency.