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Sorta like us sitting in front of the TV, with a bunch of snacks.......are the brownies done yet?He sucks in his gut when trotting, if you're talking about from his other recent pictures.
If you're talking about from last summer, winter helps a lot. Nothing for him to eat but hay. And they have a pasture paradise track system now, so limited green and they have to move around their whole yard instead of sitting in the center getting fat.
I like the horses you have just to give you some credit. You would regret giving them away just as a side note. ThereseFlip a coin. Heads you keep him. Tails you sell him. The thiught that enters your head when the coin is in the air is what you want most.
Seriously though my horses are huge money pits, they suck me dry some months. However, I've had two of them over ten years and wouldn't trade them for anything in this world. My husband's horse? I'd sell him given the chance. He's dangerous, Moody, aggressive, had terrible manners, and odds 18 hands of pushy. He knows he's big and uses it against you. My crazy mare is nothing compared to him. If the horse is doing you no good then why are you keeping him? I at least get to ride my mares. It may not be often, May be few and far in between, but I get pleasure out of owning them.
Sorta like us sitting in front of the TV, with a bunch of snacks.......are the brownies done yet?