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Can you guess what he was hiding? Also sorry if the Canelo posts get annoying, feel free to tell me to shut up!
Nuts!
He is not, in fact, a gelding. No one noticed but the farrier. He was even penned next to 2 fillies and a mare at the vet clinic and didn't act out. We also had to walk past a stud who squealed at him as we were leaving but he didn't squeal back. Really annoyed with myself for being dumb and the seller for being a little liar. (No way that was an accident, he specifically mentioned Canelo is a gelding and he had to explain the difference between stud and gelding to his mom while I was there) Bless the farrier for having observational skills.Also his feet aren't as badly messed up as we thought! His knees are still kinda ugly but the feet were just in terrible shape and hadn't been well-trimmed before. The poor nutrition in his past life was also a contributing factor. The spot that looked like a blown abscess was actually a piece of gravel working it's way out. Farrier said with regular visits his feet will be good and also complimented him on being well-behaved.
In other news, Canelo went to school with me on Halloween so he could greet trick or treaters and did really well, except for getting his head slightly stuck in the fence taking a treat. He was also not a fan of a little girl in a unicorn costume. Two people even tried to buy him, which is crazy because he still looks kind of terrible.
He's getting to experience fresh green grass for about an hour a day now and is so happy! And he didn't even kick the 2 people who palpated his testicles. Very proud of him! Ok, can now shut up about the horse
briefly at least.My great niece spent all of 20 minutes with him but now he's her horsey

He was only here for a little bit but made lots of tiny humans and college students happy.
...That's awesome. 