My Bud Beau It was time to ride out. Beau was doing phenomenally well, and his training was ripe for progression. It was time for him to learn all about the big, wide world. My intention was, for him to be a wonderfully sensible horse. One that
Read more →Beau We came across an advertisement, for a rather reasonably priced, Morgan gelding that needed work, and decided to look into it a bit more. It was always nice to pick up the odd horse here and there, put some work into it then sell it on.
Read more →Dad’s disbelief My father was a city boy. He knew about small critters like rabbits and the like, but that’s about it. He knew nothing about horses or ponies, and was completely befuddled with the fact that his daughter was completely enamoured with them. He didn’t encourage
Read more →Symposium The idea of chasing after and catching a loose stallion, isn’t at all a pleasant one, especially when said stallion has just treated a grown man like a mere rag doll. Yet, that’s exactly what I was expected to do. Not only was it my job
Read more →Elegant Dean and I From our very first interaction together, Elegant Dean and I got along. He never once flattened his pretty ears at me, and was always interested in what I was doing. There were a couple of sturdy, tall stallion pens that they would get
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