Round Two Starts Now! Shoe Poll included.

[muddy75]

Well WHY is she not posting photos?

Remember…..I’m OLD
I’ve had lots of stuff including a barf Orpington roo

 

[casportpony]

I love starting colts that's my favorite I think you see a lot of progress fast because they're sponges and I love doing ground work I love giving him a good foundation I love knowing that they can go on and do any discipline they want from there they have a very dressage-based foundation we do a lot of long-lining and bitting and things like that which is definitely not the cowboy Way and so seeing them progressing and making strides without harshness you know making that right choice easy and wrong choice hard kind of mentality and mindset I mean I just love seeing them develop I love seeing their personalities grow I love knowing that challenge is there of how can I get through to the psychology of every horse that I get to work with I miss it I broke two Phillies last year and it was the happiest I've been in a while I think I just really love that work and I used to have a 30 self facility with two arenas and 86 acres and a bunch of paddocks but now I am on an acre in a quarter and living the suburban life so it's just a lot different and take some getting used to

This was speak to text so if it's a hot mess I apologize

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Kiki]

Why do raccoons be smart?

Lil Nut... Do you live in the foreign lands?

 

[Silkie Princess]

Oh. No just the thought of eating Silkies.

I wouldn’t mind eating the breed I’d probably mind the colour of the meat

 

[the_peanut_coop]

I hope they aren't too smart. Good news is we don't have many here....

How smart are skunks?

They're smarter than me. If there were peanut butter cups in a live cage trap then I would go in and get stuck. And eat my peanut butter cups.

 

[Kiki]

I love starting colts that's my favorite I think you see a lot of progress fast because they're sponges and I love doing ground work I love giving him a good foundation I love knowing that they can go on and do any discipline they want from there they have a very dressage-based foundation we do a lot of long-lining and bitting and things like that which is definitely not the cowboy Way and so seeing them progressing and making strides without harshness you know making that right choice easy and wrong choice hard kind of mentality and mindset I mean I just love seeing them develop I love seeing their personalities grow I love knowing that challenge is there of how can I get through to the psychology of every horse that I get to work with I miss it I broke two Phillies last year and it was the happiest I've been in a while I think I just really love that work and I used to have a 30 self facility with two arenas and 86 acres and a bunch of paddocks but now I am on an acre in a quarter and living the suburban life so it's just a lot different and take some getting used to

This was speak to text so if it's a hot mess I apologize

We are pretty good about deciphering the speech to text goofs...most of the time.
Don't worry if we get stuck we will ask.

 

[muddy75]

Pool feels sooooo good today!! But my eyes are going wonky again

 

[Kiki]

They're smarter than me. If there were peanut butter cups in a live cage trap then I would go in and get stuck. And eat my peanut butter cups.

Oh no. Please tell me you do not eat Reese's peanut butter cups for breakfast.

 

[Buckingham Palace]

I love starting colts that's my favorite I think you see a lot of progress fast because they're sponges and I love doing ground work I love giving him a good foundation I love knowing that they can go on and do any discipline they want from there they have a very dressage-based foundation we do a lot of long-lining and bitting and things like that which is definitely not the cowboy Way and so seeing them progressing and making strides without harshness you know making that right choice easy and wrong choice hard kind of mentality and mindset I mean I just love seeing them develop I love seeing their personalities grow I love knowing that challenge is there of how can I get through to the psychology of every horse that I get to work with I miss it I broke two Phillies last year and it was the happiest I've been in a while I think I just really love that work and I used to have a 30 self facility with two arenas and 86 acres and a bunch of paddocks but now I am on an acre in a quarter and living the suburban life so it's just a lot different and take some getting used to

This was speak to text so if it's a hot mess I apologise

Yes thank you very interesting

 

[the_peanut_coop]

Lil Nut... Do you live in the foreign lands?

Not particularly foreign, to you at least... I'm just a couple states away in the Northwestern direction...