Sharing the miniature horses.... my favorite event! Warning: long illustrated post.
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Karla, when you say you "clip" the horses, what do you mean? All the horses I've every known had a summer coat and a winter coat, which they shed (with the help of some good currying) when the weather got warm.
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Karla ~ Thanks so much for including us in on the Seniors "Mini Field Trip". The pictures are wonderful - boy the babies sure are growing.
Thank you for taking time out of your day to brighten our senior citizens!
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Thank you for taking time out of your day to brighten our senior citizens!
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Karla, when you say you "clip" the horses, what do you mean? All the horses I've every known had a summer coat and a winter coat, which they shed (with the help of some good currying) when the weather got warm.
I enjoy clipping--but since the foals aren't trained to be tied yet--it's a crazy job. It usually takes me three clipping sessions to get them done. They hold still pretty good, but fuss about some areas. Actually--most of my horses loved to be clipped--they seems to fall asleep to the sound of the clippers.. :D But--picture being sweaty and having little horse hairs all over your bare spots. :roll:
Minis also get clipped before a show--Kay does a lot of clipping in a year!
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Thanks for showing us your wonderful pictures. I kept thinking about how much my mom would have loved a day like this. She rode horseback to a one-room schoolhouse. Of course, the horse wasn't a mini! She would have ADORED Mazie!!!
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I forgot to mention that my mom's youngest sister, born when mom was a hs senior, had a pet baby shetland pony. She would sneak it into the house, to my grandma's dismay. When she lured it onto the dining room table, that was the end of the pony in the house! The pictures of Aunt Dot and the pony are darling - a tiny girl with Shirley Temple ringlets with a pony the size of a large dog.
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