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Comment by Vicki Grafham on November 13, 2009 at 12:00am

Mary-Jo, who has the Lipizzan mare?? You can email me if you'd like to keep it private. Just wondering if I have met this mare? Very tempting...

Comment by Amanda Burden on November 12, 2009 at 9:06pm

Re Lipizanna

Comment by Mary-Joe Figueira on November 12, 2009 at 8:57pm

There is a Lipizzaner mare, 18 years old, that needs a forever good home. She rideable and an easy keeper. She was previous a broodmare.
Anyone interested please e-mail me. The mare is in London, Ontario.

Mary-Joe

Comment by Debbie A. Clark on November 2, 2009 at 11:50pm

Hi, I am the proud owner of a morgan-friesian mare, 9 years old. We are schooling second level, showing first level dressage. I am lucky to have Robert Mayer as my trainer here in north FL.

Comment by Crystal Jodouin on October 9, 2009 at 10:28pm

I have an purebred andalusian colt, Sonho, he is 5 months. reg PRE, has double dilute color gene, his sire Sueno Out of some of the finest Bocado (PRE) and Veiga (Lusitano) blood lines, Sueno has been Micro-chipped and DNA`d by the Cria Caballar. He is the first PURE SPANISH PORTUGUESE ANDALUSIAN with CDE papers to be imported from Spain....his first colt Sonho is already showing his amazing conformation and clearly has the potential to go far.

Also I have a Andalusian/Arabian cross.. Manny... Boy is he a looker.... he is a yearling...

Can't wait to see these boys fill out and start seeing the movement and beauty of their breed...

Comment by downcenterline on September 20, 2009 at 12:52am

Here's a little info on the friesians...
http://www.fpzvusa.com/friesian.htm
Amanada, I was first exposed to dressage through Frank when I was 12 years old. I think my experience with his horses(aka andalusians, lipizanners etc.) has somehow subconsciously influenced my choice of mounts. I always remember how easy it was for them to do upper level movements and how smooth a ride it was regardless of their level of tension. collection just comes naturally for these guys.

Ruth, I am already a subcribed member to the Janesavoie website and have recommended for pthers to watch the video clips. Very good with lots of aha moments.

Comment by downcenterline on September 20, 2009 at 12:27am

Hi all, Friesians do have andalusian in their ancestry. This supposedly was one of the breeds along with arabs that was used to lighten them up. I have a black 3.5 y.o. friesian sport horse mare(frieisian x tb) and she is very much like riding an andalusian. Very light in the bridle, sensitive with an expressive trot and canter. Of course, like any baroue breed, she has lots of presence and character!

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on August 20, 2009 at 5:11pm

Hi everyone!! My September news letter is only a week away... but you can only get it by signing up on my web site... it's FREE don't worry... and you also get some cool FREE stuff... like audio links, videos, tips and articles about your riding and riding to music... so DON'T WAIT. Go to www.Ruthhoganpoulsen.com and just put in your name and email!! You won't be sorry!!
Ruth

poulsen

Comment by Amanda Burden on June 25, 2009 at 9:14pm

Fine with me...a Baroque horse lover ...is a Baroque horse lover. Sounds interesting...Spanish Norman.

Comment by Barbara Sky Horse on June 25, 2009 at 1:47pm

Hello All!! ... *waving* ... the description says "This is a group for Baroque Horse owners" ... though not an owner yet ... I'm currently shopping for red Percheron mares to cross on a cremello Lusitano stud in hopes of producing my next Serious dressage prospect ... a palamino Spanish Norman ... hope it's ok to join this group "prior" to actually owning
~ Barby

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