I had good intentions of riding Kai today, but lack of sleep last night made me pretty dull today. Tomorrow should be a better day. I have been using the things I learned in the clinic on him and he is really responding well, I think I'll have no trouble riding him solo.Tomorrow I'll be running a loader and working on improving the drainage in Beamer's winter pen, so I might not get to ride, but I hope so.
My friend Janice is trying to organize a Bruce Koch clinic at her place, and I plan on taking Kai in it, so I need to get a couple of weeks riding in before then- the middle of October.
Since the clover took over our pastures here I have kept them penned up, but the other day I turned the Kidz out in Beamer's paddock- they had a blast!
It's not a big pen, but they made the most of it. Kai, especially!
See those two little bumps on Josie's neck? I have no idea what they are, they don't bother her and they aren't growing. She has had them all summer.
Of course we can't leave the B Boy out....
now can we!

7 comments:
Aww!! Love your horses!
they sure look great! The clinic sounds like it will be great for Kai and you
I just found your blog...your Stallion is fabulous and I have fallen in love! I just can't get over his big kind eye and tremendous muscle and bone!
I used to ride for a Ranch in the Interior near William's Lake back in the 80's and loved the mindset of the Poco Bueno and Peppy horses. They think cow! I will visit you often.
Kai sure did have some fun! It was nice of Beamer to share his paddock, bet it felt good to stretch their legs.
Welcome to the blog, Fiona! Nice to have a fellow BC girl on here.
Oh boy! Kai sure can kick up his heel!
And the big guy, what can you say but gorgeous!
Cheri
Not sure about the bumps on Josie's neck but golly her neck is filling out and shaping up very nicely!
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