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December
This month my Thoroughbred, Synvella, went to a knew home. She will be cared for in great fashion. It was tough to let her go but it was a good thing for her.
The rest of the crew are happy hanging out at the hay and enjoying a wonderfully mild December and it appears that January is going to be mild too. WaVe looks in foal and everyone else looks plump.
Truthfully, I didn't really do anything with them all month accept feed, scratch, try on new harnesses and just watched them be content.
Happy New Year to all!!
November
Took possession of my property. The horses are thrilled to be on a pasture that hasn't been grazed in a couple of years. It took them over a week to finally pick their head up from eating. :)
Now to sell my place so I can start to build.
WaVe is looking in foal and she is the only one bred this year. A baby in the spring. YAY!
October
Well, I decided it was time to put my money where my mouth is and bought a new piece of property for me to build on and for my horses to be in a larger area as their own herd. It was a busy month at work so not much happened with my horses.
September
Took WaVe to a driving show and did the two ground driving classes since she hasn't been hooked to a cart yet. Came home with 2 red ribbons but the best part was all the compliments I received on her from the judge and my fellow competitors. It was a wonderful event
August
Was an uneventful month. Good in so many ways to just chill
July
Darn it!!! I fell in love with a Welsh grade pony. Named him Fredrick. He is absolutely adorable. He will be an awesome driving pony and a great prospect for little people to ride. He is just a yearling right now, so I have time. Yes, I said gelding. I am surprised too
Well Taiga. Sigh....has been checked and her system still thinks it is in foal. It will be next year now. :(
WaVe has been bred to Daram at A and K Ranch. He is a scrumptious Spanish Arabian and the perfect pick for my mare's first foal. Now the wait begins.
June
Taiga is back at Euphoria Friesians to be rebred to Zig Zag. One more year to wait for the foal of my dreams. I know it all will be worth the wait.
Took my Canadian mare to an event where we were part of a safety rider team at a trail ride. She was absolutely amazing. Couldn't have asked for a better day WaVeSunday, June 7 was a great day. I took with her. Then I dropped her off at A and K Ranch to be bred to the lovely Spanish Arabian stallion, Daram. That is going to be an awesome cross
Well, my In Hand clinic on May 30th and the Obstacle Challenge that I hosted on Sunday, May 31 was terrific! So happy with the whole weekend.
May
Looking forward to my In Hand clinic on May 30th. So much to share with the participants. Then, the next day will be a lot of fun for the Obstacle Challenge. Lots of people signing up.
Only at the middle of May and I have acquired two new Thoroughbred mares. One is an 18 year old named Synvella and the other is her 10 year old daughter named Red Savina. They are lovely and I am really looking forward to working with them as well. Both are very well bred and everyone knows I like the Thoroughbreds. Watch for the updates with them too.
Wave is a fantastic mare that is keeping me on my toes. She is somewhat herd bound and so a lot of our exercises are helping her deal with that. She is getting there
Capri has been taken off the sales list for now. I can't tell you how much I enjoy riding her. She is so level headed and smooth. I am looking forward to advancing her saddle training.
Taiga is just being a happy horse right now and I am really looking forward to get her going in harness this year.
April
Wave and I attended a clinic to site some progress. I think we learned a lot in more ways than expected.
Capri has been listed for sale. Not a decision that was made lightly. She needs to be used more than I have the time for. She has too much potential and it kills me to see it not being developed.
Taiga is not getting more round. In fact, she has lost her foal. She is alright though as she is running and bucking and kicking like a young colt. All good in my opinion. She was due June 6. One more year to wait now :) and :(
March
Wave was ridden out in the fields to get some miles on. We went to two wonderful sleigh rallies and she was amazing as an out rider. They were fabulous days.
Capri made some good progress in her refreshersTaiga is just eating and getting more round.
February
Wave, my Canadian mare, is going to get the thrill of being put on a program for the up and coming season. March 1st is the day it all begins again. :)
Very excited about getting her out to shows so that more people get to see why these Canadian horses are such a wonderful and versatile breed.
Capri, my Trakehner mare, is currently getting back into her training too. It is a busy spring and I am enjoying every minute of it. Unfortunately I have put Capri up for sale. I just don't have the time that I need to be as effective as I should be for the talent that she has. I am only one person and a full time job as well, so I have to focus on one main mare.
Taiga, my absolutely most precious little Arab is getting closer to foaling every day. The first week of June seems so far away. I can not tell you how anxious I am to see this Arab/Friesian (Turbo Friesian) foal. If it comes out a colt, I have to say that it will be for sale. I want a filly out of this cross so badly.
January
Lots of riding out in the fields (weather permitting) to keep the mares on their pleasure game. Just waiting for another month before the training regimé starts again.
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