TheNinja

Lol... Neat. Yeah, I don't come on this forum a lot... takes to long to load...

hey how are you today?
guess what?
I got a job. I get to go there tomarrow and get shown around and shown what I will be doing! I'm super excited I love cleaning stalls and have always wanted to work at a barn I use to work at a show barn that was a lot a lot of work haha. I didn't mind it but that barn over worked me and didnt' give me enough lessons. so i'm exicted for tomarrow. :)

very cure they do kinda look alike shes a morab we think

those are some of my new photos:)

cool

Interesting well misty is at the trainers now:) Its a little lonly not being able to walk across the road but its only for a month and it will be good for her to finally get some good training.

everything has been getting better here still snow on the ground the roads are a little icey but not as bad its mainly the back roads by my house you have to be carefull on.

acually 3 or 4

yeah so your only a year older then me

I'm from wisconsin where we just got hit with a ton of snow it was like a blizzard today i think its still bad out hehe

A 19 year old seasoned broodmare in good condition is still a good candidate for breeding. Mares are bred well into their 20's safely . In fact I have bred mares at the age of 25 without issue....

I don't necessarily have an issue with the breeding itself(though I do feel that she could find a much, much better cross for her mare and at 19, it would not be worth the risk, IMO), however the...

You aren't making any sense, TheNinja. Her first post she said these aren't her horses, and that's fine. But then her succeeding post apparently one of them is now hers and Nowhere in her...

Tennessee Walking Horse - Midnight Sun #410751, home page by Walkers West (http://www.walkerswest.com/Champs/MidnightSun.htm) And well remember the nodding horses, and the floppy ears too, back...

I call a walker "natural" when they aint shod at all-- i guess that dont draw a crowd. Lol. im not against "big lick walkers" but i disagree with the soring. i am also sick of the "hating" on...

Big Lick horses are made to move that way. It's unnatural but the conformation and the movement was there before they were created to move that way. I understand that you wouldn't want to associate...

I knew she looked familiar! I ride TWH's too! she is gorgeous!

The sun was setting, everybody was being photogenic...I couldn't resist. :lol: Hazel! https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-ejaQpPW0SVQ/UL_5ChdkI0I/AAAAAAAADK8/qY3CMKavL8s/s512/DSCN9644.JPG ...

She is a Welsh Partbred out of the german riding pony stallion FS Mr Right. Her mother was imported from the Netherlands, but her papers where lost, so we never got to know her pedigree. But she...

I'm just gonna say this and be done with the thread... If you broke him on that first bit and he worked well off it for years, there is a reason why he suddenly isn't working well off of it. ...

Just because someone has used it in the past doesn't mean it's a good idea. You're best off selling these and buying turnout blankets. There is a difference between stable and turnout blankets for a...

If you insist on using these rugs, I'd recommend sewing some shoulder/whither darts or something into the green rug, to bring the neck in and up a bit. Even if they used it on their horse, it...

Sometimes Britt it's so hard to talk to you. Firstly you were sure they were turn out blankets, despite people saying they were stable blankets - now they are stable blankets but used for turnout for...

Very poor form to air dirty laundry on a site when you know the other party is also a member, OP *shakes head*

And it usually works really well. Until one day when I had a 2 year old filly open her paddock, open the stud's stall, let him out and she went in his stall and he went out to tease the mares...