behind a jump standard so he doesn't squash me. I know he wouldn't mean to, but I know that it "could" happen. So even though I provoke the behavior, I do have some safety per cautions:-) I think he enjoys our play times, but yesterday he ran around screaming his head off :-oHe's been begging me to let him grow his mane long, so I've let him, at least for a little while ;-)
Sometimes he can move so "poetically" across the ground and look so round, soft and balanced.
And then other times it's that short, choppy, dragg'n my toes, unbalanced look. He never can change direction and swap leads and get the back half, never, even when he was in work. We never made it far enough in our dressage to worry about swapping leads so I didn't dwell on it.
Here Less is "cutting" imaginary cows (he must have seen your post cdncwgrl!)
actually he's refusing this huge fence ahead of him
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I can just picture the 2 TB's, Les and my Cessa, out working cows. lmao
He's looking really good D! :)
part goose?
a goose? I don't get it?? :-/
Ahahaah! Look at Less bucking and farting! What fun...and what a handsome horse you've got there :)
Thanks again for visiting my blog and leaving such kind get well wishes.
I think I will be comcing back here again soon. What a fun blog you have :)
~Lisa
Hay there!
Jsut tuned into your blogspot from the Knutsons~
My Thoroughbred mare has asked for the Mane longer too lately...my sister, who is always pulling her little appy's mane to death, has remaianed silent with my braids and pony tails getting longer and longer.
I plan on doing a "Running braid..for clinics or when I wish to see her neck.
I don't know..maybe it is that I am not politically correct..or itcould be that my professional life(hairdresser) has taken over and I love change!
It's only hair and who am I impressing anywho?!
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