Today is Shayla's last day here before she heads south, so it was a good time to pony Drifter for the first time, since Rose is his favourite.

I'd say he did pretty good considering we have had him such a short time.
I'll use Gussie next time. And probably take him out of the pen and pony him around the farm, I'm sure he will find it much more interesting than the pen.
I keep getting amazed at how quiet this horse is! Hopefully he won't be too quiet! I was chatting with a lady who owns a full brother to Drifter's sire and here is what she had to say about this bloodline: Show 'em what you want and they will try and do it. And they don't like being nagged.
I'm thinking this will be a good cross on some of the hotter more feely mares.

6 comments:
Wow, pardon me, but I am very envious!
That's awesome. It didn't take him being told twice to do it. He looks like a strong, smart colt! Sad that Shayla is leaving to go South, but winter is coming, so that slows everything down anyway.
Too quiet? What's that, maybe for fast disciplines. A quiet (not talking dead head) horse sounds like a dream to me. I wouldn't know, we don't have any. You sure picked a well minded colt. His face in the last pic says it all. Are Ice & Rose staying with you? Safe travels to Shayla.
Ice and Sassy are staying with me for the winter- I have Sassy on a breeding lease. Rose is in California with Shayla this winter.
I forgot about Sassy. More quality babies to watch grow up, yay!
best of luck to Shayla, you will miss her. Your Drifter is sure coming along nicely:)
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