Ended Official BYC 2022 Summer Fair—Equine Show Ring

[Butterscotchbitesfinger]

This is my entry 1
Hudson, he is a 14.3hh Welsh cob and we do dressage together up to novice level. He is 18 years old.

 

[Butterscotchbitesfinger]

This is my entry no. 2
Peggie Sue, she is a mini pony, 5 years old. She and I go on walks together but mostly she is a companion for my Welsh cob.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Wow his mane is big he is handsome!

Thanks!

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

He is beautiful you are a very lucky person to have him and good for taking care of him

Thank you, we love him so much!

 

[ButtonHoarder]

Entry 1, Hollywood at a IRL horse show. She a quarter horse. Unless you have a grey or white horse you have no idea what it takes to get them ready for a show. ITS HARD!!View attachment 3179650

She looks amazing. So clean

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

She looks amazing. So clean

Thank you. I bathed her for 2 hours the night before

 

[Buckingham Palace]

Ally

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Entry 3: my favourite girl Raspberry

Hard to get a good pic of her because she either has her head stuck in the hay or she's walking over for scratches

 

[picklestheduck]

Entry #1
Ebony my Morgan Arabian Cross

 

[picklestheduck]

This is my Tennessee walker pony cross mare named Misti. She is such an amazing horse. She was a trail horse for 15 years of her life before she came to me. Her previous owner had to give her up since she was shorter and could not keep up with the other long legged walkers and hold her smooth gait. Well ever since we have gotten her we have done a lot of new things with her including barrel racing. She was hit with a terrible heaves attack last year and she has struggled with it since, but is doing much better. She is on countless supplements and I always give her a cough medicine to open her airways and keep them open during riding. I’ve always put the horses health before winning, and am always ready to let her stop if she feels like it. Recently we competed in a head to head competition where we had to run back to back. I was afraid of her struggling and did not push her and let her decide if she wanted to run hard or not. Well she has a huge heart and once she got through that gate she new what she wanted to do. She started to jig. She was ready. Well later on that night she came out of the competition with a whopping third out of 16 riders and horses who competed. We are by far no professionals, and I’m super proud of her. She’s strives to please and that’s all she has done for me.