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I've always joked that I work to support my 4 legged dependents. Lately juggling a weanling and 2 older horses + my main riding horse I thought I may as well blog it for a bit.
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- Thank god I don't have to shoe horses for a living
- Green horse ride today
- WHEE
- Back from Happy Jack Ride
- Happy Jack Ride
- Geez, good thing I was hoarding
- grumpy today
- I think I am done
- Long day trail riding
- hurry up caffeine
- So tired today
- Well I shouldn't freeze during the obamalypse
- I need to seriously battle goatsheads this weekend
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- But I am tired and cranky today
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About Me
- Teresa/ride4fun
- I work in a liberal city. I have 4 horses that I own solely and rent living space for me and & the horses at my parents place. In total there are 9 equines -2 are minis, a cat and 2 dogs on 10 acres. The cast: Ole: 2005? model pound pup. Sweet & boisterous personality Mia: 2003? Great Pyrennes dog. cat: Peekaboo -2007. Horses: Cindy. 1982 arab cross mare. Has sidebone so only light work but still has 'fire snorting' personality under saddle. GreyMoun. 1988 arabian gelding. He is semi-retired, but seems to LOVE showing green horses the ropes at LD rides. Shade: 1997 arabian mare. It took us a good while to form a bond but she has turned into quite an honest endurance horse. I don't train to ride fast but she's a great completer. Sadie: 2007 arabian filly. I got Shade at 30months old & was not going to get another horse that was not already under saddle --but I bought Sadie in Utero in Feb 2007, she was born the end of april. Funny how life hapens....... the parent horses: AJ 1993 -16.3 TB. RazzMo- 2002 Andalusian arab cross CJ-2002 grade QH.
2 comments:
Sticky?
Like Mud?
Sticky feet --like she was very reluctant to move her legs, even trying to weave her down the road.
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