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I have a five year old Icelandic gelding who is taking very well to driving training. I recently got a really good deal on a practice cart. They said they had driven Haflingers. My Vindur is the Hummer model Icelandic and he doesn't fit the poles. I am going to shop for replacement poles but I can't take him along. Any of you folks who are knowledgeable about driving Iceys have any guidelines for measuring the poles so these fit him?? He is a full 14 hands and built like a draft horse. Please answer to stonedesign1@earthlink.net. Thanks
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Thank you, Judy . The information on saddle fit is very helpful.
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Saddle fit is an important topic with Icelandic Horses / Ponies. Some Icelandic Ponies (Horses) are very short backed. The length of the saddle should not sit past the last rib of the Icelandic's back. Here are a few pictures showing where to locate the last rib: http://iceryder.net/lastrib.html |
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>>old. So what, exactly, should we be doing with his? Can we start leading him with a halter and lead rope Hi...you can do a ton of stuff with your baby IcePony. You can start doing ground training and ground driving. Clicker training. You can pony him on SHORT...EASY....FLAT.. rides. You may also want to join the YahooGroups list IceHorses _ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IceHorses_ ( http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IceHorses) |
