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Forum: Advertising - Horses
 Topic: $500neg great cheap broodmare
Re: $500neg great cheap broodmare [message #2947515 is a reply to message #2940947 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 00:37
  Evil  
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http://vichorse.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&goto=2287046&a mp;S=6e7fef93b68bb01a21de54cc88185f9d

Is this the mare ?
 Topic: WANTED- EVENTER (Pre-novice/Training 1*)
Re: WANTED- EVENTER (Pre-novice/Training 1*) [message #2947516 is a reply to message #2947486 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 01:18
  Adam.Elle  is currently offline Adam.Elle  
Messages: 217
Registered: October 2011
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shelby wrote on Thu, 23 May 2013 22:55

http://vichorse.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=236088& start=0&S=855391fe18aa7a2df297f1040c39d028




Cheers Smile Not quite what I'm looking for, though he is very nice horse Very Happy Thanks for your help!
 Topic: Stunning 16.2hh Bay TB-9yo
Re: Stunning 16.2hh Bay TB-9yo [message #2947526 is a reply to message #2933003 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:52
  horsey chick  is currently offline horsey chick  
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What a lovely looking boy!


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Very Happy Serryn Very Happy
 Topic: 8yo Dead quiet eventer/jumper
Re: 8yo Dead quiet eventer/jumper [message #2947525 is a reply to message #2861872 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:48
  horsey chick  is currently offline horsey chick  
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What an awesome little mare! If only I was in the market.


http://i1021.photobucket.com/albums/af332/Seranie14/DougSer-Signature.jpg

Very Happy Serryn Very Happy
icon7.gif  Re: 8yo Dead quiet eventer/jumper [message #2947546 is a reply to message #2861872 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:22
happypony100  is currently offline happypony100  
Messages: 1
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HI what is the price of your horse, sorry i may have missed it!!


I love HORSES!!!
Forum: Advertising - Commercial
 Topic: Peewee Ponies
Re: Peewee Ponies [message #2947529 is a reply to message #2941656 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 05:06
  horsey chick  is currently offline horsey chick  
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Oooh, I think I need a Dougie one! Shame he's a bay TB with only a tiny star for markings Rolls Eyes wonder if it will even be identifiable as him? Laughing


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Very Happy Serryn Very Happy
 Topic: RMB Performance Horses
Re: RMB Performance Horses [message #2947544 is a reply to message #2946762 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:10
  RMBPerformance  
Messages: 308
Registered: June 2012
Location: Glenburn, Victoria
Level 1
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RMB Performance Horses
Training & Coaching
Glenburn, Victoria

Rebecca 0428 976 911
RMBPerformancehorses@gmail.com
http://rmbperformancehorses.webs.com/
 Topic: (I've been hacked)
(I've been hacked) [message #2947522] Fri, 24 May 2013 03:40
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
Messages: 3364
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Hacked message

Just edited and deleted the links. Not sure how I got hacked. I even had a Chinese flag :(

[Updated on: Fri, 24 May 2013 04:40]


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: (I've been hacked) [message #2947523 is a reply to message #2947522 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:40
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
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Just checking I'm still in mexico


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: (I've been hacked) [message #2947528 is a reply to message #2947522 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:59
  horsey chick  is currently offline horsey chick  
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Ammo wrote on Fri, 24 May 2013 03:40

Hacked message

Just edited and deleted the links. Not sure how I got hacked. I even had a Chinese flag Sad

Shocked did you invent a teleporter and quickly nip from Mexico to China?

If so, can I borrow the teleporter? It would make the 8.5 hour commute I'm about to go on today much easier!! Surprised


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Re: (I've been hacked) [message #2947536 is a reply to message #2947528 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:53
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
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horsey chick wrote on Fri, 24 May 2013 04:59

Ammo wrote on Fri, 24 May 2013 03:40

Hacked message

Just edited and deleted the links. Not sure how I got hacked. I even had a Chinese flag Sad

Shocked did you invent a teleporter and quickly nip from Mexico to China?

If so, can I borrow the teleporter? It would make the 8.5 hour commute I'm about to go on today much easier!! Surprised


yeah, i think my teleporter is somewhere in some funky part of my malfunctioning spyware.. you are welcome to it if you like? Now I'm not game enough to log into my Internet banking Uh Oh


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: (I've been hacked) [message #2947547 is a reply to message #2947522 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:24
  English Rose  is currently offline English Rose  
Messages: 7053
Registered: January 2009
This computer will self destruct in 10 posts
Report it to Luke.

It's happened to a few of us, Chinese flag as well.

Did you notice when it happened? Were you posting at the time?

Change your password.
Forum: Junior Member's Corner
 Topic: Would you rather?
Re: Would you rather? [message #2947520 is a reply to message #2947498 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 02:51
  Adam.Elle  is currently offline Adam.Elle  
Messages: 217
Registered: October 2011
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FlyingRed wrote on Thu, 23 May 2013 23:13

Booo. Sad But I only like Vanilla... I'd have to go with Strawberry.

Icy pole or ice cream?


Arrrgghh, talk about a tough choice! Laughing It depends really on how I'm feeling at the time... If I'm thirsty I'll have an icypole and if I'm hungry I'll have icecream (stupid logic I know! Razz ). But overall I'd say icypole Smile

Would you rather have a missing finger or have an extra toe? Laughing
Re: Would you rather? [message #2947524 is a reply to message #2940116 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:42
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
Messages: 3364
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Extra toe! And I would always keep it covered!

Would you rather a Mac or PC?


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: Would you rather? [message #2947541 is a reply to message #2947524 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:06
  pallypony123  is currently offline pallypony123  
Messages: 299
Registered: October 2012
Location: NEHPC
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MAC Wink amazing...

wear your pj's too school or give up chocolate 4 a year?


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 Topic: TNP- ( to next person.)
Re: TNP- ( to next person.) [message #2947513 is a reply to message #2881197 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 00:12
  HorseyChick88  is currently offline HorseyChick88  
Messages: 156
Registered: December 2012
Location: Narre Warren
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True!! Totslly suck at it!

TNP - brought a hood for horse


index.php?t=getfile&id=550891&private=0
Carter <3
Re: TNP- ( to next person.) [message #2947519 is a reply to message #2881197 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 02:39
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
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yep, several, when I still had my own horses

TNP: knows how to correctly lunge? Cool


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: TNP- ( to next person.) [message #2947527 is a reply to message #2881197 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 04:55
  horsey chick  is currently offline horsey chick  
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Twisted Evil

I know how to lunge, but given it's such a contentious topic, I wouldn't say I know every single technique and method involved Laughing


TNP has something fun planned for the weekend?


http://i1021.photobucket.com/albums/af332/Seranie14/DougSer-Signature.jpg

Very Happy Serryn Very Happy
Re: TNP- ( to next person.) [message #2947542 is a reply to message #2947527 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:08
  pallypony123  is currently offline pallypony123  
Messages: 299
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ummm well I have Whittlesea CT on Sunday, then I have a day off Monday so going roller blading with the girls Wink so yep!

TNP: Has a comp this sunday?


http://i1279.photobucket.com/albums/y530/snow_pony/413b67bf-c912-4c98-bd11-8b370a533aeb_zps54387bab.jpg
 Topic: Question- XC
Re: Question- XC [message #2947551 is a reply to message #2947440 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:44
  PCjumper  is currently offline PCjumper  
Messages: 258
Registered: November 2010
Location: mentone pony club
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I wanted to know this too! Thanks Very Happy
And I'll be there Sunday too Cool


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Forum: Advertising - Noncommercial
 Topic: SOLD
Re: SALE: 200L Plastic Storage Drums x2 [message #2947512 is a reply to message #2947344 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 00:04
  Cosmic89 is currently online Cosmic89  
Messages: 517
Registered: March 2010
Level 1
Sold to the first buyer.
Thank you everyone who enquired.

[Updated on: Fri, 24 May 2013 00:08]

 Topic: WANTED 5 POINT BREASTPLATE
Re: WANTED 5 POINT BREASTPLATE [message #2947521 is a reply to message #2947107 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 03:04
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
Messages: 3364
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http://vichorse.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=235012& start=0&S=ae7fcaa254fe58b53bd2207adf790041


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
 Topic: For Sale
Re: For Sale [message #2947534 is a reply to message #2946690 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:37
  lyn rj  is currently offline lyn rj  
Messages: 619
Registered: May 2007
Location: Yackandandhah
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bumping.
 Topic: Tekna 17 1/2 inch jumping saddle
Re: Tekna 17 1/2 inch jumping saddle [message #2947537 is a reply to message #2946733 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:55
  Maxi  is currently offline Maxi  
Messages: 32
Registered: October 2008
Location: WDRC
Level 4
bump
 Topic: For Sale Full Size Brown Bridle
Re: For Sale Full Size Brown Bridle [message #2947540 is a reply to message #2947488 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:05
  Myff  
Messages: 3992
Registered: March 2007
Location: Mountainview DC
Step away from the computer,
Will measure bit this afternoon and put on here. Smile


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 Topic: Weatherbeeta Orican Combo 6'3"
Re: Weatherbeeta Orican Combo 6'3" [message #2947545 is a reply to message #2941608 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:17
maxluck  is currently offline maxluck  
Messages: 10
Registered: May 2013
Level 5
Still available
 Topic: BRAND NEW SADDLE BLANKET FOR SALE
Re: BRAND NEW SADDLE BLANKET FOR SALE [message #2947548 is a reply to message #2946451 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:29
  GenNorton  is currently offline GenNorton  
Messages: 132
Registered: April 2012
Location: Melbourne
Level 3
bump
need it gone!


Gen Smile
 Topic: PE Velvet Saddle Pad, New Leather Chaps+ more for sale
Re: PE Velvet Saddle Pad, New Leather Chaps+ more for sale [message #2947552 is a reply to message #2946209 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:49
  janiemac  is currently offline janiemac  
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 Topic: 6'0 Weatherbeeta Cotton Rug-second hand
Re: 6'0 Weatherbeeta Cotton Rug-second hand [message #2947553 is a reply to message #2942969 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:51
  CJay  is currently offline CJay  
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Bump needs to go make an offer
Forum: General - Off Topic
 Topic: UK Soldier Killing
Re: UK Soldier Killing [message #2947514 is a reply to message #2947261 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 00:20
  Evil  
Messages: 1545
Registered: October 2007
Location: tooborac
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Extremists are extremists, most of these seem to be Muslim that do the killing though these days. Hard not to wary isn't it ?
 Topic: Peter Pan syndrome..
Re: Peter Pan syndrome.. [message #2947517 is a reply to message #2947187 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 01:19
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
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My ex is 37 and is still struggling with any growth in his future, is severely lacking in budgeting skills (still owes me $700 from November which he still hasn't been able to budget to pay me....wait, I digress, I'm not important enough to prioritise budgeting it Rolls Eyes ).

the guy has a heart of gold but he lives with his head in the sand about reality.


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
Re: Peter Pan syndrome.. [message #2947539 is a reply to message #2947187 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:04
  FruitOfEquivarna  is currently offline FruitOfEquivarna  
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I've been with my man child for 6 years. He works hard, earns disgustingly good money. Yet in 6 years we have NO savings.
He has three bills he has to pay weekly which don't even equate to a quarter of his wage. He still can't pay them on time Rolls Eyes

My wage which is about a quarter of his pays all house bills, child associated bills, food and my horses, plus anything extra needed for the house. I still manage to save a little each week!

He has NO life goals, hell he doesn't even have any short term goals.

It's so frustrating I've turned into an anxiety ridden mess.
When you're left to worry about everything and they worry about nothing beyond having beer in the fridge...it's not a good combination!

Re: Peter Pan syndrome.. [message #2947543 is a reply to message #2947539 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:08
  Isaboe  
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FruitOfEquivarna wrote on Fri, 24 May 2013 07:04

I've been with my man child for 6 years. He works hard, earns disgustingly good money. Yet in 6 years we have NO savings.
He has three bills he has to pay weekly which don't even equate to a quarter of his wage. He still can't pay them on time Rolls Eyes

My wage which is about a quarter of his pays all house bills, child associated bills, food and my horses, plus anything extra needed for the house. I still manage to save a little each week!

He has NO life goals, hell he doesn't even have any short term goals.

It's so frustrating I've turned into an anxiety ridden mess.
When you're left to worry about everything and they worry about nothing beyond having beer in the fridge...it's not a good combination!


It wears you down until you have the entire weight of the world on your shoulders whilst they live in a stress free world. Sad
 Topic: Boundary surveyor Ballarat area
Re: Boundary surveyor Ballarat area [message #2947556 is a reply to message #2947402 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 08:08
  Duchess  is currently offline Duchess  
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Thanks for the replies.
Forum: General - On Topic
 Topic: Effing Mexican mentality >Angry face<
Re: Effing Mexican mentality >Angry face< [message #2947518 is a reply to message #2947242 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 01:22
  Ammo  is currently offline Ammo  
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Bats79 wrote on Thu, 23 May 2013 18:56

Ammo wrote on Thu, 23 May 2013 10:09



Yes, you are right... I did miss that Rolls Eyes
However, it didn't make any sense to me as the horse knocked her helmet off a post it was sitting on. She didn't come off the horse wearing it...


Do you have to replace a helmet if it falls off a post?


As explained in my OP, it hit concrete ground to the point there is a sizeable dent in the front strip of the helmet. To me that is decent impact. Would you still wear the helmet? (Just curious)


Upon further investigation, I am NOT of moose like appearance.
 Topic: Oh no .. Two welsh rescue stallions in the wrong hands?
Re: Oh no .. Two welsh rescue stallions in the wrong hands? [message #2947532 is a reply to message #2946707 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:19
  misglen  is currently offline misglen  
Messages: 1050
Registered: June 2008
Location: Yarra Valley
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Oh dear, not her again. Well known around here, for all the wrong reasons Sad


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 Topic: Hot Water systems
Re: Hot Water systems [message #2947533 is a reply to message #2946180 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:34
  Mac  
Messages: 22259
Registered: October 2005
The forum drove me to drink. Remind me to thank it.


PHINALLY .... it's done Very Happy


gave it a quick run late yesterday afternoon and works like a charm Wink ... just got to muck around a bit with the settings to get the perfect balance between water pressure and water temperature.

the filter works just fine Thumbs Up so pics once the batteries have charged ... Embarassed




Re: Hot Water systems [message #2947535 is a reply to message #2918483 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 06:45
  rachaelw  
Messages: 2592
Registered: July 2008
Location: Lakes Entrance, Victoria
Troppo. Loco. Round the twist.
Very Happy woohoo!


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 Topic: horse feeling flat
Re: horse feeling flat [message #2947530 is a reply to message #2947505 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 05:30
  FULLTHROTTLEDASH  
Messages: 1267
Registered: May 2010
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Firstly going by the diet you posted I wouldnt consider it high energy.
If he is feeling flat I would change his workload or reduce it. If you are doing a lot of aeroic workouts then I would incorporate a short sprint every ten days or so to increase his anerobic capacity.
Bloods would also be helpful.
Not sure why you would want him above himself anyways. Confused
Re: horse feeling flat [message #2947549 is a reply to message #2945962 ] Fri, 24 May 2013 07:30
  English Rose  is currently offline English Rose  
Messages: 7053
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I don't consider that a lot of feed for a horse in that amount of work.
What I would do is bloods again, short spell, change his feed, decrease the chaff, feed one premix, such as show torque, and change his work out.

If he needs short bursts of speed you need to incorporate that into his work out, rather than 1.5 hours of hill work.

Also at 6, that's a lot of work in a week. Give him more time off in between.
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