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Charmaine Bergman
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Wonderful to hear a story that is so positive! Good on Eddie! What a heart he must have.
I think some of the riders in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan, will be happy to read this too! They've had some of those days too, and not an anticipated "dressage" ride. Personally, I've had rides like that too...but never put such good words together t...
Did someone mention a Foal Cam? It's always fun to see new babies.
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- About Me:
- We raise Canadian Warmbloods and Trakehners. Our warmblood program uses trakehner, dutch warmblood and select tb mares. I ride dressage for pleasure, and hope to show again in the future. I also read lots, enjoy doing some artwork, and am involved as a volunteer in the CWHBA.
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- http://www.apexfarmsandappraisal.com
- Do you have any pets?
- yes, two Yorkshire terriers and two german shepherds plus barn cats
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- Dressage, General Riding
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- At 8:19am on March 28, 2009,
Jo-Anne Dominik said…
- Here I am in Barnmice...haven't stopped by since you shared it with me awhile back....enjoyed looking at the pics you posted ..nonw with snow...hope spring is around the corner for you! Jo
- At 1:30pm on February 7, 2009,
Tango said… - Hi Char,
Ruth visited !
- At 1:29pm on January 19, 2009,
Tanyabg said… - Wow Charmaine! You must be so proud of your accomplishments. How exciting and what a wonderful feeling it must be that your offspring do so well. You are very fortunate to be able to do what you do, and good at it! I can't imagine the costs, but we do anything for our horses! The same, it is really nice to meet another TK supporter. I would love to see more of your horses. You can e-mail at tanya.ghingold@gmail.com.
- At 9:41pm on January 18, 2009,
Tanyabg said…
- Thanks, I laugh too everytime I see his bug armor suit on in the summer, but I can't let him know I'm laughing at him! Yes, I sure do wish we still had Donaufurst, but he is living a pretty good life in Florida with Erin. I hopped onto your website and your stallions are beautiful, super bloodlines to boot. I didn't see your mares though. Do you have pictures of them? I also saw that you use Oxford. He is about 5 min from the stable where I am. He is a well behaved stallion from what I have seen on the show grounds. Have you decided on which stallions you will be breeding to this year? I am only asking because I am very interested in breeding, and have always wanted to know what it is that breeders look for to make the right 'cocktail' and get the results in their offspring they desire.
Aren't schoolmasters great.... so forgiving. I was training 4th lvl. but with my current mount, we are at 1st lvl. He just turned 5 (and as you know some TK's are slow maturing) and at 17.3h, I didn't want to push him too much, but will start the show season this year.
- At 10:22am on January 15, 2009,
lidwin verdier said… - In the last few years, the horse quality improved here in Canada and USA.
If you have a good stallion prospect, it is important that he is trained to a certain level before going to present him to the Verband. I had 2 prospects that I sold to Jennifer Mosier in Kansas. But it was her, that did the necessary work ......and they both were aprouved with the Oldenburg Verband.
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- At 12:52am on December 29, 2008,
Lori Rodenbush said… - Thank you for the invite to this site. Have already added it to my favorites list! (The minute the site finished processing my join-up information.)
- At 8:00pm on November 25, 2008,
Mirrabook Farms said… - Welcome! Glad you found us.
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So true April....having an indoor would really solve a lot of riding problems for me too. I just have to be content with what I have until a time comes when possibly an indoor is in the works. With a hubby that doesn't agree with spending on these...
Well, I've been fallowing the numerous topics here so I may as well add my two bits worth.
I was concerned about what to do with my Appy if he outlived me, but that didn't turn out to be the case so that was settled. As for my Standie I would prob...
hahahah that was so funny but i didint understand a word hahaha
i love the bit were the dudes jumping up n down to show the other dude how to make the horse move!!!!
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