Posts: 859
From: Golden, CO
Registered: Nov 2004

posted April 08, 2006 12:55 AM         

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Harpyr~ First, may I say... your taste is impeccable... Horses seem to already own the love of your heart. Gypsy and ShyAnne are my memories of being, from age 7 untill 18... they are cherished and, my truest gift and blessing, in that time. They remain most precious a treasure, to my life. The bond is strong....
Yup! Gotta Love the Horse!
You and I share the eye for the Fresian... reminds me of my own, personal 'Knight' image... and, just the Horse!
I have a strong affinity towards the Mini's these days...? I have run accross a few in the classified's but, they seem few and far between... probably a good thing, at the moment but, never left alone... even as Hubby may be momentarily believing so .....

~ geminstone

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From: land of the midnight sun
Registered: Dec 2002

posted April 11, 2006 05:46 PM         

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Impeccable?.. aww shucks.. thanks!

Yeahh.. I think my eye for the fresian could have something to do with the image of the knight.. I hadn't thought of that before but it makes sense.. I'm a sucker for all things medieval..

You are so lucky living in Colorado.. it's horse country! I just returned from living in Nederland for a couple years and am kicking myself for not having gotten out to do any riding while I was there. It's alot trickier to keep horses in Alaska.. the expense of heating a barn makes it something that is out of reach for people without alot of extra money.

I did just see a mini at the park the other day.. It was really intersting cause it was maybe only 3 inches taller or so than my Great Dane.. LOL.. It's like I've already got a horse living in the house with me!

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From: Monterey Bay,Calif. USA
Registered: Nov 2005

posted April 18, 2006 04:02 AM         

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Love the pictures posted here! Friesans are are a noble and distinctive breed. Their movement and carriage remind me somewhat of the Tennesee Walkers: even and fluid gaits with a high action and solid footing, perfect for a rider who seeks a mount with a supportive,strong carriage and an awe inspiring presence
PS~ to Harpyr and Gemistone: Both of your instincts ring true;
ALL horses are beautiful.
Keep the Faith,
silvermoon

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From: Monterey Bay,Calif. USA
Registered: Nov 2005

posted June 14, 2006 12:14 AM         

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Here is a picture of one of my horses, an Arabian gelding :

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From: Golden, CO
Registered: Nov 2004

posted June 14, 2006 09:01 AM         

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OOoooh!! He's GORGeOUS!! Thank You, for sharing

~ geminstone

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From: the Heart of It All
Registered: May 2004

posted June 14, 2006 10:49 PM         

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Mmmm, yes... I've spent enough time in the dirty back alleys of the Internet to have discovered long ago the real reason you women love horses. You dispense with the saddle as soon as no one's looking, don't you! Wretched succubi! Away with your bestial obssessions!!!

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From: Monterey Bay,Calif. USA
Registered: Nov 2005

posted July 01, 2006 01:45 AM         

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Thank you,geminstone, for your kind compliment.
It's an older picture,and is a little sun faded, but it's one of my favorites as it shows all four of his hooves completely off the ground. He literally does fly!

I was going to post a picture of one of my other "studs" but I didn't want certain people to get too overly excited

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