Random Pictures

There’s a lot of pain and wisdom in Lucille’s eyes.  Brannon thinks her feet may be back to normal and pain free in a year.  That’s a long time to have to be on bute just to be able to hobble around the yard. :(

 

That’s Shane’s head in the background.  The first horse is his new wife, Lacy.  I love this shot because of how their heads are lined up. 

 

I had to pick on Shane’s adopter for getting Lacy from someone else instead of coming to me, but I was just teasing him.  She is a very beautiful horse!

 

Shane and Apache introducing themselves.

 

 

Steel in his home.  He’s soooooo spoiled!

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A very dopey dobey.

 

Fraggle.  I love him.  Just don’t ask me what color he is because I still haven’t figured that one out. 

 

Things are happening fast around here this month and there are big changes coming up.  I’ll try and post as often as I can, but no guarantees.  October should slow down a bit and I’ll try to catch everyone up then.

Vacation? Where???

I know, I know. I said I'd be doing most of my posting this week over on the training blog. But the only horse I've had a chance to ride yet has been Quest. I rode him for about 10 whole minutes on Sunday and he was a dream. Next time I ride him, it will be with the dressage saddle. He's got such huge motion, especially at the canter, that I felt like a fish out of water in that synthetic western! I couldn't get my legs right and my seat was equally useless. Now if the rain that they are calling for for the rest of the week holds off, I'll get on him again before the weekend and really see what he's got. Maggie was here at the time taking pics with her camera phone, but she hasn't had a chance to send them yet. So you'll just have to make do with this one that I took today.




Saturday was spent with Anne picking up blankets and other tack from a woman who just happens to be very interested in the 4yo TB filly coming from Mountaineer. Lucky me.



I picked up Lady's Mandolin, aka Mandy, Saturday afternoon. A little girl is coming to try her out this afternoon. This is the 20yo QH mare that has been there, done that. She's a real sweetheart that I haven't had a chance to get on yet, but I'll get on before I let the little girl on. Mandy, Meghan, and Steel have become the three musketeers. They have developed their own little clique where Meghan is in charge. She is so totally happy with finally having someone to boss around! Jewel can't stand Steel, so she has buddied up with Indy and Radar.









This is Steel, the 10yo (not 8 as I thought) gelding. I picked him up early Sunday morning before the volunteers started rolling in shortly after 10. A friend of Anastasia's is coming over today to try him on for size. She just told Anastasia yesterday that she was looking for a horse and asked her where she got her two TBs from. The next thing I know I'm on the phone with B and she's telling me how excited she is to come out and see Steel. Okie dokie then.








Mandy and Steel. Adorable, ya?

This is for those of you going through Maverick withdrawal. Here he is in all his fabulous fuzzy fatness.