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Ok so I’ve decided to do a little video today instead of a photo. I just can’t help it. My little filly is finally home and this was her very first turnout into our pastures. She’s a sassy little stinker! Share your horsey photos with us! Mister Linky’s Magical Widgets [...] Fay just LOVES the new Paddock Paradise track that leads from the barn to the far pasture. She races up and down it just for the shear fun of running. A moving horse is a happy horse. Hump Day Horse Photos Come share pictures of your equine friends. Mister Linky’s [...] Living on a farm and breeding animals is great right up until you have to name them! What name are you going to give your new furry friend for the rest of its life? Pay-it-back Names: Most registered names end up with what I like to call paying it back. Usually there’s some tie [...] Cotton – Will she foal tonight? Foal Watch: It is 7:38pm Tuesday 4/5 as I’m writing this post. As of this exact moment my mare is still holding on to her foal. However, she is dripping milk and all the muscles in her rump are soft, we are pretty sure she will foal [...] A while back I showed you my plans of constructing a Paddock Paradise for my horses. Now that the ground has thawed and with the wonderful cool working weather we had this weekend I was hard at work. The key to getting my track in place is to complete the permanent fence all the [...] Ah spring! If you’re a horse owner this means shedding season. Here’s some tips on how I make it through this hairy season. 1. Blanket! I turn my horses out in a nylon sheet or rain sheet. Not only does it help keep the mud off their coats but as they move the nylon [...] Pretty please with carrots on top may I have some?! Photo of Babe and Jenn at Adirondack Saddle Tours. Let’s see photos of your horses! Mister Linky’s Magical Widgets — Easy-Linky widget will appear right here! This preview will disappear when the widget is displayed on your site. For best results, [...] Welcome back to Trail Tails Tuesday. This week let’s actually talk about trail riding. The calendar says it’s spring but the weatherman keep showing snow. Argh. When the snow does decide to stop we all know what is next, rain, mud and soggy trails. Spring riding can be tough because of the soft ground. [...] If you’re a small farm owner like me and have your horses at home you probably don’t have the luxury of an indoor arena to keep you and your horse in shape throughout the winter. Instead I’m stuck doing my spring conditioning on the road side until the field and trails dry up. BORING! [...] |
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