For Linda Marsh--No apology necessary.

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Friesian cross registries

July 16, 2008

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Friesian X Appaloosa cross

Jan. 31, 2009

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": For Dianne and Jeannie--Fresian X Appaloosa

Feb. 10, 2009

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Mystic Warriors granddam and his mother ...

Feb, 11,2009 (the photos have disappeared. Why I don't know)

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Nero, the White Mystery Friesian at ...

March 28, 2010

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Mystic Warrior/Domino--Circus NoSpin reruns

Dec. 3, 2010

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Linda Marsh has left a new comment on your post "Oh oh!!! The bad new's "Grey Gene" has struck!!!!...":

I quess I need to apologize. I do remember my little sister telling me about this Blog 3 years ago. I just didn't think I needed to comment on it and I certainly didn't think it would still be going on. I also apologize for all the anonymous postings. I did find out one of them is a 10 yr. old. I think anyone who has met Sequoia and her son just become very passionate about them. They are such beautiful animals.

Linda,
No apology necessary, which is why this "circus freak" didn't offer one to the mutt's who asked. I didn't do anything that warranted one. In this world of enlightenment, that we live in, it is filled with ignorance and anonymous. In any conversation there are going to be "insights" offered by folks who realize they are so inadequate and unjustified to even be near an intelligent conversation that they will send there thoughts under cover of darkness, or in the case of a blog/web site state their "thought" anonymously. In fact it has been written that "Anonymity is the charismatic leader of ignorance and doubt."

As if the fact that they are just naturally ignorant is not proof of their inadequacy, they will often start reading a book at the 1oth chapter, and think they know what happened in the first 9, or they will start watching a movie at the end, and try to tell you what you already seen, watching it from the start. That is why anonymous folks don't bother me on a blog. Not only have they proven their ignorance in the past, but they often times can't help themselves when they verify it to the world, by getting into a conversation in the middle.

Prior to the July 16, 2008 thread above, as well as after, the blog readers and I were discussing genes and coat color in animals, something of which I do know a bit about, not only from private research but in having a hand in breeding some of the first White Tigers, "back in the day" when there were only about a dozen world wide. At the request of our readers, we discussed Sabino Arabians, Overo/Tobiano, the difference between a paint and a pinto, "white lions", albino animals, and Red Fresians, as well as registries, cross registries, etc. etc. They are all there if you go back into the manure/pile archives. My dear friend, Madame Col. Dianne Olds Rossi is familiar with the world of "stereotyping" due to a color, and her friend, Fire Magic will verify that.

Chestnut Friesian - Page 3 - Chronicle Forums

I don't need to see Domino to know that he is a neat horse, and I never said or suggested anything to the contrary. Madame Col. has seen him, and her endorsement is good enough for me. Another reason why anonymous doesn't bother me. I base my opinions/thoughts on who is doing the telling and how qualified they are by what I have seen, not what I "think" I have seen, or "think" I may know. You may want to speak with Madame Col. about issues with color and some of the nonsense she has dealt with . Her web site World of Dancing Horses is also a good source for folks interested in training piaffe and passage to a "heavy horse." I am confident in saying I don't think there is any better in the United States. Also type Chewy, or Fire Magic, or Dianne Olds Rossi in the search bar at the top left of the blog. Below is a link to get to start with:

The Circus "NO SPIN ZONE": Long reins--Dianne Olds Rossi

I offered no disrespect to your horse, and I do appreciate a passion for a beautiful animal. I have that same passion for a number of individuals of different species, including equine. I would also welcome your insight any time on the blog, as well as greatly appreciate any recent photo's of Domino/Mystic Warrior performing that you would care to share. My email is wburck3@aol.com

Kind Regards,
Wade Burck