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A place for owners, breeders, riders and friends of Canadian Warmblood to discuss their CWHBA horses, updates on activities and competitions
I am off to an AI course at Olds College (AB,Canada) in March. I want to decide if I will advertise for outside mares and whether I will do AI with my jack for my mares and/or outside mares.
Those of you who do AI on your stud, would you kindly let…
Hi Shell,
Your market sounds wonderful, and of course your animals must be really good and your marketing as well. I can hardly imagine having presold foals, though I have seen a couple of sites advertising them I don't know how they are doing.
I…
Hi Ann,
Good question about the recession......
To be blatantly honest - its not really affecting us too much.
We have sold everything as soon as its hit the ground basically, and have a waiting list and 'orders placed' for specific matings that…
Shell, Thanks for the long info; it is really interesting! It's facsinating to hear the conditions under which other horse people live/work.
What are you and your husband thinking/doing/marketing for with the recession?
As someone entering breedin…
A place for owners, breeders, riders and friends of Canadian Warmblood to discuss their CWHBA horses, updates on activities and competitions
Hi Ann,
You should have seen it when we moved from NSW's Upper Hunter Valley to here - 2000km trip dead on..... in January - which is meant to be the middle of summer here - but thankfully we had a cool change come in and it drizzled rain the entir…
Welcome CM. Lordy ONLY 2000 km to truck a horse. I hear of people lothe to bring a horse from the coast of British Cloumbia to the interior-about 500 km. How do your horses truck in your hot summers? Do you have problems with any diseases as a resul…
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- Warmblood Breeders for Dressage, Jumpers and Eventing. Standing approved warmblood stallions Kingston & Tramino.
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- http://www.mirrabookfarms.com
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- At 8:34pm on July 28, 2009,
teamqeb said… - Hi Marilyn, All is pretty much the same , love your new foals.We only bred a handful of foals last year and only expecting one this year..Even though we are in winter the weather is great , cool evenings and glorious days..Business is flat out to the stage I am using another barn 10 minutes down the road for all the breakers..
- At 4:25pm on May 4, 2009,
Rappenhof Trakehners Okanagan said… - Dear Marilyn, good to hear from you! I met the BC chapter president at the OKBreeders Stallion Show case in Armstrong, where we presented Platinum and a mare and yearling colt for sale (if you know somebody for this super quality youngster $ 9000, financing possible, 20% commission. I have no buddy for him. He'll reach 16.3, is a super mover, trailered, shown in hand, A1 conformation and character. Platinum-Martini-Donaufuerst bred).
I really would like to get involved in the local Warmblood scene. Next year I want to breed Platinum's 2 1/2 black halfsister (by Guy Laroche-Michelangelo, out of Palma Nigra by Habicht) to a top BC Warmblood stallion, preferably Holstein or Dutch Warmblood.Any suggestion? If it works well, I would breed her every year with Warmbloods other than Trakehner.
We have Platy and 5 broodmares here in South Okanagan near Osoyoos. Last weekend Platy won Reserve Champion 1st level (gold) at Kelowna Spring Dressage under 17 y.o. Ashley Walton-Bose from Oliver. Next show is Salmon Arm, there at 2nd level. I think, touch of Class in Fort Langley follows. We got ourselves a truck camper to stay at the show grounds. Where will we see you? I have to look up you address to see, if you are close enough to a showground to visit you.
How are things at your place? Because of the move last year and construction here, we lost a bit touch with the horse scene. Days did have not enough hour to keep up! Hope it will all settle a bit by the end of this year...Love, Connie.
- At 8:19pm on April 10, 2009,
Candace M Hoke said… - I look forward to visiting with all the horse people on this site. Thank you for the contact. And welcome the questions you may have.
Abundant blessings!
- At 7:24pm on March 8, 2009,
The Natural Horse Vet said… - Thank you...
- At 1:31pm on February 7, 2009,
Tango said… - Hi Marilyn,
Ruth visited !
- At 6:01pm on January 8, 2009,
PaulaM said… - Hi Marilyn,
things are great here in Alberta. I've got a great little horse and am enjoying riding again. How are things going for you??
Paula
- At 8:11pm on November 25, 2008,
Lexi said… - Its ok, I don't need it. I was just wondering because everyone that I have talked to says that Camino was so hansome!!! Anyway, Thanx!!!( i am really exited to breed Kamber!!!!!!!)
- At 11:21pm on November 24, 2008,
Lexi said…
- I also love you pic's!!!
- At 11:20pm on November 24, 2008,
Lexi said…
- Hello! I was on your website a while ago and found some older pictures of some of your previous foals. I own a warmblood named Kamber Park. It is my understanding that Mirrabrook Farms owned her first foal, Camino (by Tramino)??We are planning to breed her is coming spring, and I was just wonder about the foal. What was he like?temperment? Just couious!!! Thanx!!!
- At 10:44pm on November 24, 2008,
Deerfield Farm said… - Hi Marilyn, I'll try and find my way there, thanks. (I confess, my computer skills are pretty rusty!)
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