That's the fastest Chickory has moved for a while.She is more content to mosey around looking for minuscule blades of grass, or bury her nose in the hay- this being a mama-in-waiting requires food ya know!
Monday, November 12, 2012
Snow!
We got snow this morning! Of course, it's the day they are moving the last of the heifers and the bull out, so the mares and Rio got turned out into different pastures so we could use their pens for gathering. With the snow, and new places to play, it was a photo op morning (imagine that!)
This is how you make a Quarter Horse look like a snowflake Appaloosa!
Gussie is flipping me some lip....
That's the fastest Chickory has moved for a while.She is more content to mosey around looking for minuscule blades of grass, or bury her nose in the hay- this being a mama-in-waiting requires food ya know!
He might not look big in this photo but Rio at 20 months is the second biggest horse here. Ted stood next to him today and really got an idea of how much he has grown. His training is on hold for now, I'm satisfied with what we accomplished this far, and will resume when the weather breaks in the spring.
That's the fastest Chickory has moved for a while.She is more content to mosey around looking for minuscule blades of grass, or bury her nose in the hay- this being a mama-in-waiting requires food ya know!
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6 comments:
Love pics of horses in snow!! And its about time you got some!
Wow!....How good is that! Love the snow, and those shots are really good!
Oh Shirley, you always get the best action shots! And congrats on the snow - we think we ended up with at least 3/4 inch of precept! Maybe we will have a hay crop next year!
Excellent shots..:-)
Love this! The horses are crazy about the snow, aren't they?
I've never been a big fan of red roans, but that Gussie sure is a fine lookin' mare.
Oh, and you can keep that snow up there, thanks!
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