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  • #12041
    Genevieve, I am so happy to hear that Suerte continues to improve!! I continue to jingle for her.
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    • #12042
      I feel like I'm digging up a dinosaur here but here is the best place to do it I guess! I stopped by the website today G and HOLY FREAKIN' MOLY are those babies big and beautiful

      I also wanted to check on Suerte - hope all is well with her and everyone else too!
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      • #12043
        Is this like the longest thread in COTH history or what??? WOW.
        I enjoyed the footage of Suerte foaling. Congratulations.
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        • #12044
          Wow - a blast from the past! The FRM thread.
          2 tbs the babies are growing up fast. Three have already left for their new homes (including Ransom) and the other three leave in a month. Sad to see them go but foaling season is right around the corner so it is almost time to start all over!
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          • #12045
            Update ?

            Greetings !

            How are Suerte and Ransom doing ?

            Yours in sport,

            Lynn
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            • #12046
              LOL Lynne!!!

              G not only has FRM, but now has GFRM with the lieing vulva to foal out this year!!!

              Glad I only have two this year.
              I gotta do-over and am doin it my way!!!

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              • #12047
                As a very popular fat man once said.... HO HO HO...

                Hope all you thread junkies had an awesome holiday!!!!!!!!! and have yourselves a very happy new year as well!!!!!!!!!!

                Here's to a happy healthy foaling session this spring without all "excess drama" and scandalous vet bills!!!!

                Cheerio!

                Start feeding flax now. Those machines need oiling!!!! ha ha
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                • #12048
                  Happy New Year from the home of the FRM (and GFRM).
                  Suerte is doing wonderful and Ransom is living in So Cal.
                  No baby for Suerte this year but Roz will definitely be on the cam.
                  6 mares in 2008 and foaling season begins in March. First up is a maiden. Scary, I am already having flashbacks to Cassie and Elvis.
                  I am so excited to start watching the different farm cams and seeing all of the wonderful foal photos from the COTH breeders. I think Norsire is up first with an early Jan. foal.

                  Thanks Lynn for digging this thread up. I enjoy reading back through it and enjoying all of the poems and songs. Definitely good for some laughs.
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                  • #12049
                    Happy New Year!

                    I started my day off yesterday thankful that the crazy time of year is over and I can look forward to a couple weeks of nothing to do but get my house back in order, sort through stuff for the next show season and exercise so I can maybe buy new show clothes in the spring

                    Then it hit me-what do I do when I get bored in a couple weeks I can only have so much down time then I want to be busy again!! At some point later in the day it hit me....FOALING CAMS! I realized it's almost that time again!

                    Unfortunately we have to wait until June, er um I mean, March for G's mares to start foaling (and sadly without the GFRM ) but thankfully I checked in today and see that G is already on top of the January babies!!!

                    Thanks for the heads up and I look forward to another year of "foal watch" with everyone!

                    Here's to a great 2008!
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                    • #12050
                      The cam is actually on now. Unfortunately not a foal watch but a very bad Delaphant
                      (Delimain) who thought she would try to take her hoof off the other day. She has not been doing well so I have her on the cam so I can keep an eye on her.
                      http://www.marestare.com/glenhilltwo.php
                      I will try to attach a photo of her injury.
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                      • #12051
                        Holy $#!+ Genevieve!!!! She really did a number on her foot! Lots of good thughts coming your way.

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                        • #12052
                          umm, ouch. What a bad girl! Jingles being sent
                          "IT'S NOT THE MOUNTAIN WE CONQUER, BUT OURSELVES." SIR EDMUND HILLARYMember of the "Someone Special To Me Serves In The Military" Clique

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                          • #12053
                            Oh goodness Genevieve! I hope that heals up OK.

                            2007 was our year for injuries. Two colts tried to tear off a front hoof -- one tried TWICE -- but fortunately both healed up VERY well and you can't tell it even happened now. A yearling filly with a fractured elbow..... healed up fine, can't tell. Another yearling filly with a leg injury of unknown origin -- a couple of weeks on stall rest, and she was fine. (My suspicion is that the companion mare I had out with the fillies kicked both of them -- grrrrrrrrr!) A weanling filly who did who knows WHAT to her knee in her stall -- had the vet out, spent a bunch of money, she was fine.... and two eye injuries. One of which was no big deal, but another that I was so horrified about that I could hardly even look at the filly (my best yearling) -- it was awful .... but she was fine after 5 weeks of doctoring.

                            In the end though, it is always amazing how bodies can heal up!

                            I was just chatting with a neighbor about everything that happened in '07 and told him that it must have all caught up with us at once, as it had been TWELVE YEARS since anything had needed stitches or any other kind of "help" due to injury!!

                            Here's to an injury free 2008!!!!
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                            • #12054
                              Ick!!!! Baaaaaadddd Delephant!!!

                              That sucks, and is going to be a long time to bring around. I hate injuries so close to the coronary band because it affects hoof growth. Had a gelding rip off his entire heel once and never could get his hoof growth back to "normal". He is sound 12 years later, but has special shoeing requirements.

                              Tell GFRM I said hi!

                              HOLY COW!!! I just saw who you have her matched up with for 2009 and I am so excited!!!! I was just drooling over him last night!!!! Cool!
                              I gotta do-over and am doin it my way!!!

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                              • #12055
                                Okay, not to be negative, but that looks terrible (which I'm sure you already knew). Hope she heals well; sending jingles your way!
                                Already excited about our 2016 foals! Expecting babies by Indoctro, Diamant de Semilly, Zirocco Blue and Calido!
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                                • #12056
                                  Thanks Hillside! You can not really appreciate the complete grossness of it unless you see it in person. It is a good appetite supressant for me though. Just thinking about it makes me gag.
                                  I would love for her to get her appetite back. She is not interested in food. She is even turning up her nose at carrots and treats.
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                                  • #12057
                                    Originally posted by genevieveg17 View Post
                                    I would love for her to get her appetite back. She is not interested in food. She is even turning up her nose at carrots and treats.
                                    Oh my, she really must be in a funk. Poor thing.
                                    Last edited by spacely; Jan. 3, 2008, 12:36 AM.

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                                    • #12058
                                      Oh ouchie Genevieve! Good thoughts coming your way!
                                      Cloverfox Stables

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                                      • #12059
                                        Hope Delephant is doing better tonight. She seems to be munching her hay contentedly.
                                        I gotta do-over and am doin it my way!!!

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                                        • #12060
                                          Aw, poor Delephant That's a nasty one G! When your mares decide it's time for some special treatment they go to great lengths to make sure you don't blow it off don't they?!

                                          I have to laugh though. Your California ponies are in stalls with cozy blankies on but both of my tb's are outside in Pgh where it's about 15* right now. One has a blankie on (he's 22) but the other is nekkid! They are fuzzy and as happy as can be. We have snow on the ground, not much but it's there, and so many frozen hoof craters the moon looks smooth! Of course, my ponies are on vacation until March so it's no biggie to have furry yak-like beasties roaming the farm. If they were about to be mommies I have them cozy too

                                          I hope Delephant heals up quickly! Jingles for a speedy and fully recovery!
                                          Lord Stanely, Lord Stanley - come back to Pittsburgh!!!
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